Bali is the ‘Island of the Gods’. This island has become extremely famous in the past decade among the Western travelers due to its rich culture and traditions, but first-time visitors may not have the complete idea about its true culture, history, and people which take this destination to top of the backpackers' list. We have made a list of top interesting facts about Bali to give you a better understanding of this incredible island.
Bali is Actually Three Islands
Bali itself is a combination of 3 islands, it comprises of smaller islands along the Bali’s southeast coastline. Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan, and Nusa Ceningan are just a few minutes away from Sanur. It can be an amazing trip for you if you are a fan of surfing, strolling quiet roads and relaxing on calm paradise beaches.
Ice is Government Regulated
The tap water in Bali is not really healthy and the ice’s quality is controlled by the local government. Make sure you drink clean bottled water which you can get from participating businesses of ‘Refill Bali’ in cheap or even free at times.
Traditional Balinese Dining Etiquettes
It is a tradition of Bali to sit on the floor and eat with your hands, and once you are done, you should leave a bit of food on your plate to signify you have finished eating. It is recommended to follow this dining etiquette when you are invited by a local family. However, if you are dining in a restaurant, there is no need to leave fresh food on your plate.
Bali is an affordable destination to visit, whether you are planning a trip with family or a romantic honeymoon, it has something special to offer for everyone. You can book luxury Beach Villa in Bali and enjoy a comfortable stay with numerous facilities.
Actively Volcanic
Bali’s two towering peaks including Mounts Agung and Batur are actively volcanic, they make their presence felt with occasional tremors or gassy belches but have not been erupted recently. In 2000, Batur was last erupted but causing no harm, only filled the air with ash.
The Day of Silence
On the day of a Hindu celebration ‘Nyepi’, all of the Bali falls silent. Businesses are closed along with the beaches, streets, and even the airport, for the tourists too. This day is known as the “Day of Silence” and it is seen as a chance for self-reflection.
Bali has a Huge Number of Spas
No need to go in search of spas because you will find it in huge numbers in Bali. There are around 1,200 spas on the island where you can get the famous traditional Balinese massage, which is influenced by Chinese and Indian traditions. You can get a cheap and good massage for about US $10 on the beach, or pamper yourself with a five-star treatment in a luxurious place.
Bali is without any doubt a magical place with so much to explore. You will find beautiful and affordable hotels and Villas in Bali, affordable accommodation, mouthwatering cuisines and absolutely stunning natural beauty.
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