There are so many places to visit in Bali. We spent several beautiful months on the island, and yet we saw only a fraction of what Bali has to offer. Below you can find our favourite places to visit in Bali. We will give you many tips that will save you not only money, but also time that is much more valuable on your holiday.

You can’t leave Bali without seeing a waterfall (Air Terjun in local language). There are really many of them in Bali, one more beautiful than the other. Most of the waterfalls are located inland and in the north of the island. Each waterfall is something specific and unique and it is an indescribably amazing feeling when thousands of liters of water are falling on you.

In Bali, the most widespread religion is Balinese Hinduism. The locals love temples. Temples can be found in various forms and sizes around the whole island. Bali is therefore called the island of thousands of temples. We will advise you which temples in Bali are worth a visit. By the way, when you see tiny brightly colored cups placed on the ground or on the sidewalks, it is a local religious habit. Cups are called Canang Sari and are sacrifices to Hindu gods. In Canang Sari mostly contain some biscuits, incense sticks, flowers, money and other small presents.

Kuala Lumpur is an incredibly welcoming Asian metropolis. This 2 million capital of Malaysia will enchant you with its architecture, great food, amazing historical landmarks and luxury budget accommodation. If you like the view points, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the city view. Whether from iconic Petronas Twin Towers, Menara Kuala Lumpur TV transmitter or directly from the infinity pool at your hotel. This is only a fraction of what you can experience during a short holiday in Kuala Lumpur.

Vaccination is quite a hot topic, not only in relation with traveling. It’s up to everyone to fully consider all the pros and cons of getting a travel vaccination or not.