Top Things to do in Bangli
The 10 Best Sights & Landmarks in Bangli, Bali
Discover the best top things to do in Bangli, Indonesia including Taman Narmada Bali Raja, Pande's Farm, Guliang Kangin, Twin Hill, Beji Selati, Kehen Temple, Penglipuran, Penulisan Temple, Tirta Sudamala Temple, Guliang Kangin Tourist Village.
Restaurants in Bangli
1. Taman Narmada Bali Raja
2. Pande's Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Our place is a small local farming located in village with green view and fresh air. We keep our farming in harmony through organic farming system for sustainable agriculture and also our tradition concept we call Tri Hita Karana wich is mean three relationship that cause happiness in life. Come visit our authentic local farming to learn about our native plant as food, medicine and ceremonial used based on our farming culture. Also we have some traditional workshop to do. Please check from our website. Thank you.
Reviewed By sohaila645
We had an unforgetable experience at the Pande's farm. Mr. Made was extremely nice and gave us a large amound of wonderful information about plants and organic farming. My 6 year old daugther also loved this experience and wants to have her own farm now :) The tour took about 3 hours and was every bit amazing. We will remember this experience for a long long time. Thanks a lot Mr. Made, hope to visit again !!!
3. Guliang Kangin
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Guliang Kangin is a place where we can enjoy the atmosphere of Bali and we can also see the daily activities of balinese people, such as plowing fields, planting rice, making crafts and many others.
4. Twin Hill
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
natural attractions TWIN HILL providing panoramic, casual seating, a place of meditation, outbound and cycling or trekking
Reviewed By DianaH3332
I had a great time at twin hill. You have a wonderful view at the top, can use the big swing and you can even hold two big snakes which was a great experience. And it only costs 18000 idr :)
5. Beji Selati
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Beji Selati is the religious temple where plenty of holy water in high volume from the ground found there. The local community believe it can be the be the purification place for people actually in Hindu religion. There also a natural pool from the river where people can swim.
6. Kehen Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By tedjasudu - Bali, Indonesia
Beautiful temple 13th century. Little bit far from main touristic ways. Traditional architecture with nice views. Interesting stone figures and carving on gates. No security guys looking for every your step. Big banyan tree overhanging the temple. No people inside and it makes this place very misterious. On enterace you will be asked for small donation for temple up to you. Please not give less than 10k IDR for 1 person. Also you can take sarong here for use or just bring your own. Now only enterace near the central stairs open. If you like balinese temples - good to visit this one.
7. Penglipuran
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 444 reviews
Reviewed By 242carltonr - Toronto, Canada
We visited here one afternoon and we loved this place. It was very quiet with a few bus tours. The village was clean and very unique. We walked through a number of the yards in the village and we found the locals were very hospitable and friendly. We chatted with a few of them. Each home usually sells something which is one of the ways they support the village. We bought some snacks from one and souvenirs from another. We chatted with one villager doing bonsai in his yard. We love how unique, quaint and clean this village is. The even have some "home stay" units where you can stay for the night in the village. I heard they were about ~ IDR 375,000. Depending on your tastes, staying for a night might could be an option to experience the village first hand. Will highly recommend for a visit.
8. Penulisan Temple
9. Tirta Sudamala Temple
10. Guliang Kangin Tourist Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Guliang Kangin village is a place where we can enjoy the scenery and learn about the lives of balinese people.
