Pura Lempuyang (Gates of Heaven)
Bali's most photographed temple gate, framing Mount Agung perfectly from its stone steps.
See our Lempuyang tour →Pura Besakih (Mother Temple)
The largest and holiest temple complex in Bali, spread across the slopes of Mount Agung.
Read more about Besakih →Pura Goa Lawah (Bat Cave Temple)
A coastal sea temple built around a natural cave, home to thousands of fruit bats.
Ask about a trip here →Amed & Jemeluk Bay
Black volcanic sand, calm coral reefs, and colorful traditional jukung fishing boats.
See our snorkeling trips →Bunutan & Lipah Beach
Quieter coves further up the Amed coastline, with easy shore snorkeling and few crowds.
Ask about a trip here →Virgin Beach (Pantai Perasi)
Golden sand and clear water near Candidasa, still peaceful compared to South Bali's beaches.
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Sidemen Valley
Emerald rice terraces rolling beneath Mount Agung — one of Bali's most peaceful landscapes.
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Lahangan Sweet
A hidden viewpoint just up the road from Lempuyang, with wooden platforms and sweeping Mount Agung panoramas.
Read more about Lahangan Sweet →Tukad Cepung Waterfall
A narrow canyon waterfall lit by shafts of sunlight through the rock above — best visited midday.
Ask about a trip here →Tenganan Pegringsingan
An ancient Bali Aga village that has kept its pre-Hindu traditions and rituals for centuries.
See our Ancient Bali tour →Tirtagangga Water Palace
The former royal water garden of the last King of Karangasem, with stepping-stone ponds.
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Taman Ujung Water Palace
A dramatic royal palace of pools and bridges, with Mount Agung and the sea as its backdrop.
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