Bali Travel Guide
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Bali, an Introduction
Bali is one of the most unique island, out of the over 12,000 islands that makes up Indonesia. Unique in religion, unique in culture, almost everything about Bali sets it apart from the rest of the country. And that is charm which captures droves of tourists. There is much to explore about Bali, and at AsiaExplorers, we will take you on an online tour of the most popular ones.
Bali Travel Recommendation
Do-It-Yourself
Bali is a destination in its own right, and most visitors arrive at the Ngurah Rai International Airport. Please note that airport tax must be paid at the airport during departure, and is Rp 100,000 at time of writing.
It will probably take weeks if not months, to cover all the sights in Bali. I recommend staying at least 4-5 days in Bali to explore the major sights at leisure. Taking into account the condition of country roads, a large part of your trip may be spent travelling from one sight to the next.
Getting into Bali
Most visitors arrive at the Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar. Bali is connected by air to the following destinations:
Balikpapan (Garuda)
Bandar Seri Begawan (Royal Brunei)
Bangkok-Suvarnabhumi (Thai Airways)
Darwin (Garuda, Qantas)
Doha (Qatar Airways)
Guam (Continental Airlines)
Hong Kong (Cathay Pacific, Mandala Airlines)
Kuala Lumpur (AirAsia, Malaysia Airlines, Qatar Airways)
Jakarta (Adam Air, AirAsia, Batavia Air, Garuda, Lion Air, Merpati Nusantara, Sriwijaya Air)
Jayapura (Garuda)
Makassar (Garuda)
Melbourne (Garuda)
Osaka-Kansai (Garuda, Japan Airlines)
Perth (Garuda, Qantas)
Seoul-Incheon (Garuda, Korean Air)
Singapore (Garuda, Jetstar Asia, Singapore Airlines, Valuair)
Surabaya (Batavia Air, Garuda, Mandala Airlines)
Sydney (Garuda)
Taipei (China Airlines, EVA Air, Mandala Airlines)
Tokyo-Narita (Garuda, Japan Airlines)
Yogyakarta (Batavia Air, Garuda)
Getting around Bali
Taxi: Metered taxis are easily available in southern Bali. The flag off rate is Rp 5000 for the first two kilometres followed by Rp 5000 per kilometre thereafter. You may also rent a taxi for Rp. 375,000 per day. Negotiate and agree to the price before the journey, and pay at the end of the trip.
Self-Drive: Cars may be rented for Rp. 80,000 - 120,000 per day. Motorcycles rent for Rp. 30,000-35,000 per day.

An ornate temple gate of a pura desa, or village temple, somewhere near Ubud.
Bali Point-and-click Map
Just point at this map and where a link appears, click to access another different site in Bali. Now it's so easy to explore Bali online!

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