There is an island in Indonesia that is very special. People who live on this island seem to be free from any rulers, except for the gods they worship. Here, each class has its own temple and its own sacrificial activities. They are living their lives quietly, but they will have the greatest enthusiasm for everyone who arrives. This is Indonesia's tourist destination-Bali.
Bali, an island in Indonesia, is located in the east of Java, with dense tropical vegetation and a world-famous tourist island. Due to Bali's 10,000 styles and beautiful scenery, it also enjoys a variety of nicknames, such as "Island of Gods", "Devil's Island", "Romans Island", "Beautiful Island", "Paradise Island" , "Magic Island", "Flower Island", etc. In 2015, Bali, Indonesia was rated as one of the best islands in the world by a survey conducted by the famous American travel magazine "Travel + Leisure".
Bali's climate is a tropical island climate with a hot year-round climate. The average annual temperature is about 28 ° C. The rainy season is from October to March each year, and the dry season is otherwise. Considering the weather, the dry season (April to September) is the best time to visit Bali. Therefore, it is recommended that you go to Bali to play in the dry season. At that time, you don't need to bring a lot of clothes. You only need to bring the lightest and nice clothes.
Bali is the only region in Indonesia that believes in Hinduism. 80% of people believe in Hinduism. Almost every household on the island has a temple, and temples can be seen everywhere. Tanah Lot Temple is one of the most important seaside temples in Bali and was built in the 16th century. The temple is located on a huge rock by the sea. When the tide rises, 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 when the tide is low. It should be noted that if you want to enter the temple, do not wear shorts and short skirts, and you also need to take off your shoes.
There is a small cave found on the opposite rock wall below the giant rock. It is said that when the temple was built, there was a huge wave, and the temple was precarious, so the monk in the temple untied 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 that can overlook the sunset and become a great holy site in Bali.
Of course, in addition to visiting temples and understanding the religious aspects of Bali, underwater diving is also an indispensable activity to come here.
Drop Off, this diving spot is located at the southern end of Tulamben. You can easily enter the water from the coast and follow the black sand embankment to the coral reefs that are falling at the corner. The water flow close to the coral wall often attracts a variety of creatures. The wall itself is covered by coral, and there are also spectacular giant fans. Most of these giant fans are the places where Douding Sea Horses live. Large fishes may also be seen, and the deep blue below may see fuze, hammerhead sharks, canine tuna and occasional ocean sunfish.
This place is amazing. Very beautiful. Thank you