Overview
An East Bali tour is an unforgettable journey through some of the most breathtaking landscapes, traditional villages, and historical sites in Bali. This less-explored region of the island offers a perfect mix of natural beauty, ancient temples, and authentic Balinese culture. From majestic mountains and terraced rice fields to tranquil beaches and sacred water palaces, East Bali promises a truly immersive experience for travelers seeking both adventure and serenity.
The best time to explore East Bali is during the dry season (April to October) when the weather is pleasant, and the landscapes are lush and green. However, early mornings are ideal for visiting famous spots like Lempuyang Temple to avoid crowds and catch the stunning sunrise.
Highlights
- Lempuyang Temple ("Gates of Heaven") – One of the most iconic landmarks in Bali, Lempuyang Temple is famous for its "Gateway to Heaven," a majestic split gate that perfectly frames Mount Agung in the background.
- Tirta Gangga Water Palace – A former royal water palace, Tirta Gangga is an enchanting place featuring intricately designed pools, fountains, and stone carvings.
- Taman Ujung Water Palace – Another magnificent royal site, Taman Ujung Water Palace combines Balinese, Chinese, and European architectural styles. The palace is spread over a vast area with elegant bridges, pavilions, and reflective pools, all set against the backdrop of Mount Agung and the Indian Ocean.Candi Bentar), is one of the most photographed landmarks in Bali.
- Virgin Beach (Pantai Bias Tugel) – With its soft white sand, crystal-clear waters, and fewer crowds, it’s an excellent spot for relaxation, swimming, and enjoying fresh seafood at the local beachside cafés.
