Tirta Gangga (Water Palace)
A niche street photography paradise that has taken Instagram by storm, surrounded by a pool full of koi fish~ An ancient royal garden in Indonesia, where you can stand on stone pillars in a fairy-like long dress and throw some fish food, and countless koi fish will surround you, transforming you into a koi fairy~
Art market
The art market in Bali is a must-visit for shopping enthusiasts, perfect for street photography and buying souvenirs! This is the oldest art market in Bali, known locally as 'pasar sani ubud'. It is located right opposite the Ubud Palace, making it a great place to visit after checking out the palace. This market was also a filming location for the movie 'Eat, Pray, Love'! The traditional Ubud market is filled with numerous stalls offering a wide variety of items such as silverware, batik, wood carvings, leather goods, and souvenirs... It's bustling and endless. The small crossbody bags at the rattan bag shops are incredibly beautiful, and there are also pure white dreamcatchers! The goods are arranged in an orderly manner, making it a great spot for photography!
Twin Waterfalls
This is a twin waterfall. After driving to the location, you will embark on an exciting jungle trekking adventure. You will hike up stairs to reach the waterfalls, and the scenery along the way is breathtaking. When you reach the waterfall pool, you will realize that all the effort was worth it! This place is truly like a fairyland. It is recommended to wear brightly colored dresses or swimsuits for a more vibrant photo op.
Cliff Swing
Jungle swing, everyone on Instagram is crazy about it~ There are also giant bird nests in the trees, where you can sit with your beloved in this cozy love nest, romantic and sweet~ The entrance fee to the park is 4 dollars, and if you want to play, you need to pay an additional 20 dollars.
Kelingking Beach
The most worthwhile viewpoint in Bali! Located on Nusa Penida Island in Bali. It has already become a popular check-in spot on Instagram, somewhat similar to the Shipwreck Beach in Greece, but I think it looks more like a cute little dinosaur opening its mouth haha~ The scenery here is breathtakingly beautiful. It is said that Apple's wallpaper was taken here, and even a novice can take stunning photos. The sea water is clear and blue, the sand is white and fine, this must be what paradise on earth looks like~
Heavenly Bath
A 360-degree perfect photo spot for social media! This natural infinity pool is just a stone's throw away from the sea. Inside the pool, the seawater is crystal clear and emerald green, while outside lies the vast and boundless ocean, offering travelers a 360-degree perfect photo spot for social media.
Komodo Island
A dreamy pink beach that captures the hearts of many! Besides the overwhelmingly charming pink beach, this place is also home to the largest lizards in the world, commonly known as Komodo dragons. Footage of Komodo dragons by BBC, National Geographic, and Animal Planet was filmed here, making you feel like you've stepped into Jurassic Park.
Gili Air
A cost-effective version of the 'Little Maldives', the seawater has distinct color layers, and just a few meters from the shore you can find corals and schools of fish, perfect for snorkeling anytime! Famous overwater swings, take silhouette photos at sunset, super romantic~
With Mount Agung as the backdrop, the temple seems to be hidden in the clouds, and the archway looks like a gateway to another world. Every shot is a masterpiece!
Munduk Waterfall
A simple and rustic small village with a tranquil environment, far surpassing the crowded scenes at Huangguoshu Waterfall.
The coconut trees scattered among the fields and the majestic volcanic backdrop make it stand out among countless rice terraces in the world. It is rare to see such a perfect blend of tropical scenery and pastoral landscape. Even former U.S. President Obama and his family visited here during their travels.
Melasti Beach
Located at the southernmost tip of Bali, Melasti Beach is marked by a naturally formed dam that serves as the end of the island. This dam extending into the sea and the surrounding beach are not only prime spots for geographical check-ins and photography but also provide ample opportunities for travelers who love aerial photography.
Broken Beach
Nowadays, natural sea arches are rare globally, and this is one of them. This wonder, formed by volcanic crust movements, creates a natural sea water inlet and outlet at the edge of the cliff, resembling an arch.
A crescent-shaped clear beach, a renowned diving spot! Visit between July and September for deep diving, and you might even witness the giant ocean sunfish.
