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Bali

Known as the "Island of the Gods" for its devotion to Hinduism – best seen in its many temples, scattered across the whole island – Bali is something of a heaven on earth. Smoking volcanoes wrapped in green canopies, sandy shores fading into turquoise waters and cascading waterfalls surrounded by jungle make up the landscape here, and it rarely disappoints.

There's something for everyone in this lush, exotic paradise – from luxury travelers who come for the oceanfront resorts to adventurers looking to scale one of several volcanoes (including the famous Mount Batur, in Kintamani). In the south, resort towns such as Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu and Uluwatu boast buzzing nightlife, trendy beach clubs and world-class surfing, while the north offers plenty for culture vultures and those looking to see less touristy spots.

JAN

86

79

13.6

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FEB

86

79

11.3

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MAR

86

79

8.3

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APR

88

77

3.7

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MAY

88

77

3

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JUN

86

75

2.8

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JUL

84

75

2

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AUG

84

75

1

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SEP

86

75

1.6

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OCT

88

77

2.5

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NOV

90

79

6

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DEC

88

79

11.1

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Best Time to Visit

April to October

Dry season for surfing and outdoor exploration

Primary Reason

Island Getaway

Beach & Resort

Jungle

Wellness

Asia

Southeast Asia

Indonesia

Bali Province

Top 5 Things to Do

Uluwatu Temple

Sacred Monkey Forest

Tegallalang Rice Terrace

Seminyak Beach

Hidden Gem

Sidemen Valley

A serene rural valley with rice terraces and Mount Agung views far from the busy south.

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