Where is Bali on the map?

Bali is 8 degrees south of the Indian Ocean equator and east of Java.

Bali belongs to Indonesia, which is one of the Southeast Asian countries for short. Indonesia is the largest archipelago country in the world. The specific location of Bali is 8 degrees south of the Indian Ocean equator, facing Java across the sea and only 3.2 kilometers away from Java.

Bali, known as Bali Province as an administrative region, is one of the 33 first-class administrative regions in Indonesia and a famous tourist attraction. The island is about 1 0,000 kilometers away from Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, with an area of about 5,630 square kilometers and a population of about 310.5 million. Its capital is located in Denpasar in the south of the island. ?

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There is a volcanic belt running through the east and west in the north of Bali, and the highest is Gunung Jiagong, 3 142 meters. The volcanic belt extends from south to north, and it is a fertile rice field that mainly produces crops on the island. The western part of Bali is vast and sparsely populated, and it is the only non-farming area on the island. It is also the location of Bali National Park, with dense trees, rich rare plants and birds, and spectacular underwater world.

The highest mountain: Gunong Agung in the northeast, 3 142 meters above sea level, is called "the navel of the world". The largest lake: Lake Baddour. The two main rivers, Pakrisan River and Petanu River, which are regarded as the banks of the sacred river, have found many ancient imperial relics. National Forest Reserve: Parana in the west is a tropical jungle where bears, wild boar and deer still live.

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