What are the pitfalls of group travel in Bali, Indonesia?

Traps:

The first is when spending money, if it is cash, pay attention to whether your change is correct or not, because the face value of a single note is very high when converted into local money. Big, be sure to check the denomination clearly when you spend it, and pay attention to the correct amount when paying money from merchants. We may miss it if we don’t pay attention carefully.

The second thing is to really pay attention to your money, especially cash, which is easy to lose.

Bali is a world-famous tourist island and one of the 33 first-level administrative regions in Indonesia.

Most of Bali is mountainous, with mountains crisscrossing the island, and the terrain is higher in the east and lower in the west. The highest peak on the island is Mount Agung with an altitude of 3142 meters. Bali is the only Hindu region in Indonesia. 80% of the people believe in Hinduism. The main languages ??spoken are Indonesian and English.

The beaches in Sanur, Nusa Tul and Kuda are the most beautiful bathing beaches on the island, with wide fine sand and clear blue water. There is an endless stream of tourists from various countries visiting here every year.

Due to the various customs of Bali, the scenery is very beautiful. Therefore, it also enjoys many nicknames, such as "Island of Gods", "Island of Devil", "Romans Island", "Island of Beauty", "Island of Paradise", "Island of Magic", "Island of Flowers" "wait.

In 2015, a survey conducted by the famous American travel magazine "Travel + Leisure" rated Bali, Indonesia as one of the best islands in the world.

Tourist Attractions:

Tanah Lot Temple

Tanah Lot Temple is one of the most important seaside temples in Bali. It was built in the 16th century. Worship the sea god. The temple is located on a huge rock by the sea. At high tide, the rock is surrounded by sea water. The entire temple is isolated from the land and stands alone in the sea water; it is only connected to the land at low tide. On the opposite side of the rock wall below the giant rock, there are several poisonous sea snakes found in a small cave. Legend has it that they are the guardians of this temple to prevent demons and other intruders.

It is said that when the temple was built, there was a sudden huge wave and the temple was in danger. So the monk in the temple took off his belt and threw it into the sea. The belt turned into two sea snakes and finally calmed the storm. Since then, the sea snake has also become the patron saint of the temple. There is a small pavilion on the opposite bank where you can overlook the sunset, which has become a sacred scene in Bali.

Holy Spring Temple

Holy Spring Temple is one of the famous temples on Bali, the "Island of Thousand Temples". The temple is built around a holy spring, hence its name.

For more than a thousand years, Balinese people have believed that this temple and the two bathing places here can bring health and wealth. The spring water in the temple comes from the pool. Most of the residents on the island Please bring the holy water home for worship. There is also a spring water bathing place here. The stone shrine has long been covered with moss marks, but the spring water is still flowing as before. The spring water here is said to be quite curative. The Holy Spring Temple has a grand and complete architectural model. Here you can see the characteristics of all temples in Bali. The bone and ivory carvings and shell ornaments here are of great concern.

Legend has it that during the battle between good and evil between God Intra and the Demon King Mayalanava, God Intra used the Staff of the Earth to create the Fountain of Immortality (Spring Temple) in order to bring the villagers who were poisoned by the Demon back to life. Surge out, and then bring the subjects who were poisoned by the devil back to life, and help capture the devil.