Discover Bangli In 48 Hours

Considered as one of the smallest regency in Bali, Bangli is the only regency that is not surrounded by the sea. However, its natural beauty is undeniable. Spend your 48 hours to take in sights and sounds of this regency which is home to native Balinese. Be sure to check out some of our recommendations below:

Day 1

1. Ulun Danu Batur Temple

Batur Temple is gracefully situated 900 meters above sea level with the magnificent Mount Batukaru as its background. The temple was built as an honor to the Goddess of Lake Batur, Dewi Danu and believed as a maintainer of harmony and stability in the island of Bali. In addition, several small temples near Batur Temple can not be missed to be visited. Don’t forget to wear appropriate clothes.

2. Luwak Coffee Plantation

After exploring Ulun Danu Temple, going to Luwak Coffee Plantation can be your next agenda. The location is in Sekardadi, Kintamani. Here, you can taste Kopi Luwak for free. The staff is ready to explain all information about the natural process of Kopi Luwak. If you are a coffee lover, this place is for you. Besides, the information of coffee plantations and even beekeeping are also provided here.

3. Tasting the Delicious Mujair Nyat-Nyat

After being satisfied to drink coffee, it's time to fill your stomach with Mujair Nyat-Nyat. This is a special traditional food from Kintamani District, Bangli. It is called Mujair Nyat-Nyat because of the way the Kintamani people cook fish through the Nyat process. The point is that all spices such as garlic, onion, chili, ginger, and other related ingredients will be cooked first with water. After that, it is fried in oil. Which will later be splashed onto the fried tilapia. Try dropping in on Bebalang. There is a good restaurant that provides Mujair Really there.

4. Pengibul Waterfall

Pengibul Waterfall is located adjacent to Tibumana Waterfall, precisely in Apuan Village, Susut Sub-district, Bangli Regency. This waterfall has a height of about 15 meters. More over, melasti ceremony is oftenly conducted here. When there is no ceremony, you can play water as much as you like or you can just sit back and relax on the rocks around the waterfall while enjoying the splash of fresh water.

Day 2

1. Mount Batur

Complete your last day in Bangli by feeling the excitement of climbing Mount Batur. Considered as one of the sacred mountains according to Hindu community beliefs, Mount Batur is located in Batur Village, Kintamani Sub-district. Mount Batur is at an altitude of 1,717 meter above sea level. Approximately, 3 hours under normal conditions is needed to tame this mountain. Witness the beautiful sunrise from this mountain is a must. Depart at around 01.00 in the morning to see the perfect sunrise moment. Don't forget to wear warm clothes. While looking at the sunrise, you can order coffee or instant food sold by the surrounding stalls. Then continue your journey to stop by at Lake Batur.

2. Lake Batur

You can visit Lake Batur along with the return trip from Mount Batur. Mount Batur on your left and Mount Agung on your right side will be the amazing view to enjoy. It is a rare and charming sight. Feel the atmosphere at Lake Batur will make you feel grounded and relaxed after climbing Mount Batur. Having a cup of hot coffee will certainly become a mood booster.

3. Natural Hot Springs

Satisfied relaxing on Lake Batur, bathing at natural hot spring will perfect your day. It is only 300 meters from Lake Batur. You can relax stretching stiff muscles and body aches. In addition, many local food stalls can easily be found near the area.

Bangli is so exciting to be explored, right? From mountain, lake, hot springs to the tasty traditional culinary. Well, it will be a good idea to plan more days in this regency in order to be able to get around Bangli and explore every corner of it.