Where is Bali?

Bali (originally translated as Bali), administratively known as Bali Province, is one of the 33 first-level administrative regions in Indonesia and a famous tourist destination. Bali is more than 1,000 kilometers away from the country's capital, Jakarta, and is separated from Java Island by only a 3.2-kilometer-wide strait. It covers an area of ??more than 5,630 square kilometers and has a population of about 3.15 million. The capital of Bali Province is Denpasar in the south of the island. Bali is the only Hindu region in Indonesia. Chinese name: Bali Foreign name: Bali Administrative Region Category: Province Region: Indonesia Area: 5620 square kilometers Dialect: Bali dialect Climate conditions: Tropical rain forest climate Famous attractions: Tanah Lot Temple, Holy Spring Temple, Uluwatu Cliff Geography Location Bali is the most dazzling island among the more than 13,600 islands in Indonesia (referred to as Indonesia). It is located 8 degrees south of the equator in the Indian Ocean and east of Java Island. The island is 140 kilometers wide from east to west and 80 kilometers apart from north to south. The total area of ??the island is 5,620 square meters. kilometer. Bali is an Indonesian island located at the western end of the Lesser Sunda Islands. It is roughly rhombus-shaped, with the main axis running east-west. It covers an area of ??approximately 5,620 square kilometers and has a population of approximately 3.15 million people. The terrain is higher in the east and lower in the west, with mountains running across it and more than 10 volcanic cones. Mount Agung in the east is 3,142 meters above sea level and is the highest peak on the island. There is abundant sunshine, annual precipitation in most areas is about 1,500 mm, and the dry season lasts for about 6 months. The economy is developed and the population density ranks second in the country after Java. The residents are mainly Balinese and believe in Hinduism. They are famous for their temple architecture, sculptures, paintings, music, textiles, singing and dancing and scenery. It is one of the world's tourist destinations. Natural environment There is a volcanic belt in the north of Bali that runs from east to west, the highest of which is Gunung Agung, 3142 meters. The volcanic belt extends to the south and north and is a fertile rice field that mainly produces crops on the island. The sparsely populated western part of Bali is the only non-cultivated area on the island and is home to the Bali National Park, a densely wooded area rich in rare plants and birds as well as a spectacular underwater world. The highest mountain: Gunung Agung in the northeast, with an altitude of 3,142 meters, is known as the "navel of the world." The largest lake: Lake Batur (Danau Batur). The two main rivers: Pakrisan and Petanu, are considered sacred rivers on both sides of which many relics of ancient empires have been found. National Forest Reserve: Jembrana in the west is a tropical jungle still inhabited by bears, wild boars, deer and other creatures. Bali is located on the equator, with a hot and humid climate, a typical tropical rainforest climate. In the lowlands, the average temperature is between 21°C and 33°C, but in mountainous areas temperatures can be as low as 5°C. Humidity varies depending on the region and season, but is generally very high, with the average humidity ranging from about 60% to 100%. Generally speaking, Indonesia can be divided into two seasons: the southeast monsoon brings dry weather (dry season), and the northwest monsoon brings abundant rain (wet season). The rainy season lasts from November to March, with the peak of the rainy season in January to February, when it rains for several hours every day, especially in the hills in the center of Bali. Rain can be expected during this period, but there will always be a break from the rain with sunshine. Before the rain, the air is filled with a sticky, sticky feeling; immediately after the rain, people feel cool and comfortable. April to October is the dry season, which is the best time to climb mountains or visit nature reserves. Bali is also a famous tourist area in Indonesia. Bali is about 1,000 kilometers west of the capital Jakarta, and faces Java Island, where the capital Jakarta is located, across the sea, only 1.6 kilometers apart. Because the island is located in the tropics and is influenced by the ocean, it has a mild and rainy climate, very fertile soil, green waters and mountains all year round, thousands of flowers, and towering trees. The Bali flower of life is decorated with flowers everywhere. Therefore, the island is known as the "Island of Flowers" and enjoys the reputation of "South China Sea Paradise" and "Fairy Island". Most of the island is mountainous, with mountains crisscrossing the island. The terrain is higher in the east and lower in the west. There are four or five complete cone-shaped volcanic peaks. Among them, Mount Agung (Bali Peak) is 3142 meters above sea level and is the highest point on the island. There are nearby The active volcano Batur erupted in 1963. The beaches in Sanur, Nusa Tool and Kuda on the island are the most beautiful bathing beaches on the island, with wide sandy beaches and clear blue water. There is an endless stream of tourists from various countries visiting here every year. Climate Characteristics Considering the weather, the dry season (April to September) is the best time to visit Bali. Although the rest of the year is wetter, hazy, and stormier, you can still enjoy your vacation. There are also specific travel seasons that make a noticeable difference. Travelers are most popular during summer vacations in Europe, the United States and Japan, with peak seasons in July, August and early September. During these months, hotel rooms can be very tight and room rates can be higher. Many Australians arrive between Christmas and early January - flights are usually fully booked. School holidays are also the peak season, especially early April, late June to early July and late September. Resorts like Legian in southern Bali cater to this type of traveller. Many Indonesians visit Bali during Indonesian festivals. Outside of these times, Bali is a relatively peaceful place - you can find accommodation in most places and eat at your favorite restaurants without making reservations.

Bali's climate is a tropical island climate. The climate is hot all year round, with an average temperature of about 28°C throughout the year. The rainy season is from October to March of the following year, and the dry season is the rest of the year. It is recommended not to travel to Bali during the rainy season. The month after the end of the rainy season is the hottest season in Bali, which is April. From May to September every year, because of the cold air from Australia moving northward, this period is the hottest season in Bali. The coolest time has become the best season to travel to Bali. During this best period, discounts on accommodation and air tickets are very small, so please try to book in advance. The regional weather conditions in Bali are mostly sunny and hot, with the exception of slightly lower temperatures in the central mountainous areas and higher temperatures in the seaside areas.