Located in the Java Sea, at the westernmost part of the Lesser Sunda Island, lays a special place known for its ancient culture, beautiful beaches and eclectic cuisine. Featured in the fan favorite, Eat Pray Love, the Indonesian island of Bali is awaiting your arrival. 

This tropical paradise is home to over 20,000 ancient Hindu temples, towering volcanoes and coral gardens, all of which make up the stunning landscape of the island. Immerse yourself in the spirituality of the Balinese culture while participating in a traditional yoga class in the Yoga Barn of Ubud, or take a sunset stroll down the shore line of the Bali Sea. But we promise that whatever you choose to do on the island, you will not be disappointed. 

In the uplands of Bali, lays the town of Ubud, known for its art and dance. Home to one of Bali’s royal family’s, Ubud emulates this island’s culture perfectly. The small villages within the city produce hand crafted pieces of art that are sold all around the world. There are so many places to venture within Ubud, but one attraction you won’t want to miss is the Ubud Art Market. 

The Ubud Art Market, referred to as ‘Pasar Seni Ubud’ by the locals, is all-things whimsical, colorful and loveable. Here, you can find hand crafted goods– from woven wicker basket boxes, to handmade bags, and beautifully crafted silver and gold jewelry. Don’t be afraid to get caught up in all of the amazing wonders of this little market, because everyone back home will be begging for some souvenirs from this vacation. 

And when you get tired from shopping around the Bali art market, it’s time to sit back, relax, and enjoy the beauty of the island. Treat yourself to a spa day at one of the 1,200 spas you can find on the island. A traditional Balinise spa experience is a must, and you’re sure to leave feeling rejuvenated and even more in love with the island than before. 

The beauty of the island not only comes from beaches and mountains, but the agricultural rice paddies are what makes Bali even more special. Rice paddies are flooded fields used to cultivate rice. Rice is a huge part of Balinise cuisine, so you will come across rice fields everywhere. 

But there is one special rice paddy field that you will not want to miss. Tegallalang Rice Fields is the most popular rice field in Bali. Located about 20 minutes north of Ubud, this scenic outlook allows you to walk through the fields, deep into the paddies. Do something different, get out of your comfort zone, and explore all that Bali has to offer. 

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