Will it be hot when traveling to Bali in July and August?

Bali is located 8 degrees south of the equator in the Indian Ocean and east of Java Island. It is located in the equatorial tropics and has a typical tropical island climate. The climate is hot all year round, with an average temperature of 28 degrees Celsius. Influenced by the ocean, Bali is mild and rainy, with very fertile soil and green waters and mountains all year round. It is known as the "Emerald on the Equator." The average year-round temperature is between 21 and 33°C, but the temperature in the mountainous areas is lower than 5°C. Generally speaking, the whole year in Bali can be divided into two seasons: rainy season and dry season. The rainy season is from October to March of the following year (it is recommended not to travel to Bali), and the dry season is from April to October, with a cooler climate. If you choose to visit Bali in July and August, this is the time to climb mountains and visit nature reserves. Except for the slightly lower temperature in the central mountainous area and the higher temperature in the seaside areas, the weather in other areas is mostly sunny and hot.

Clothing:

It is recommended to bring midsummer clothes, which are relaxed and cool, and add some long sleeves (this will come in handy if it rains when visiting volcanoes). As for shoes, they should be casual and comfortable. The weather is hot, so it is recommended to prepare an umbrella with UV protection and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun!

Things to note when visiting Bali:

1. The head is sacred, so do not pat other people’s heads.

2. Do not shake hands with your left hand. The left hand is considered unclean, so use your right hand whenever possible when in contact with people.

3. Bali is a Hindu region in Indonesia. Before going to a restaurant, make sure it is halal.

4. You are not allowed to wear shorts or short skirts when entering or leaving the temple. You need to rent salons and belts outside the temple for free.