Tirta Empul in Bali is one of the busiest and largest water temples in Bali. The name, Tirta Empul, translates to ‘the Holy Water Spring‘. This is known as the very active spot mainly due to its fact of being created on the bubbling spring, Pura. The spiritual vibe of this place inspires many devotees and even non-Hindu tourists, to engage in ritual bathing in this river. It is believed that this practice washes away their sins and purifies their soul. Full moon day is especially recommended to be the best day for visiting Tirta Empul in Bali. Many religious customs are performed on this day by the locals.

Among the many idyllic waterfalls in Bali, what makes Kanto Lampu stand out from the rest is its jumbled black rocks that make the water from the top spread into different directions, making the waterfall look like a majestic fan. Unlike other waterfalls, going to Kanto Lampu is not as difficult; you can reach the falls by walking the 75-step stairway leading to it. Visitors of Kanto Lampu can take a dip in the waist-high water, enjoy the relaxing scenery, or take photos of the panoramic falls.

Stop at the famous Sacred Monkey Forest

Tanah Lot Temple is a Balinese Hindu temple on the stone seen amidst the ocean. Is a sea temple located at Braban village Tabanan, it has a fascinating view of temple and ocean, a standard vacationer and social image for photography and general exoticism. This haven is to an awesome degree dumbfounding in the specification of the dusk time. We can see this asylum from a few spots focuses on the dazzling perspective of the sea. We will discover the haven afloat on the seawater when the water is going tide in light of the fact that this temple will be incorporated by the seawater.