Bali is one of the most popular destinations in Indonesia, not just a lover’s paradise but also for travelers seeking nature, culture, and adventure. Travellers will experience a combination of fascinating structures and culture, salty air, great beaches, religious beliefs, and friendly people.

If you are visiting the island soon, here are our top lists of what you can do in Bali aside from swimming on the beach:

Uluwatu Temple Bali

The temple was built around the 17th century and is made of three parts: the outer, middle and inner sections. Tourists can take photos around the temple, even when a worshiper is preparing their offerings as this is a way to introduce the Hindu Balinese culture to them. However, taking photos at the inner part of the temple is prohibited since this part is only accessible for worshippers and the part is considered holy.

Ubud Monkey Forest

The Ubud Monkey Forest lies within the village of Padangtegal, which owns it. This monkey forest is home to a number of long-tail macaques. A stay at the hotel may even lead you to experience breakfast with them. A word of caution though, monkeys are territorial, so be careful where you sit on or step into.

Kecak and Fire Dance Uluwatu, Bali

Kecak Dance is an immense and magnificent traditional dance in Uluwatu temple. During the show, visitors will also experience a magical sunset view from the temple area.

The Kecak Dance performance can be watched at the small open theatre in Uluwatu and is mostly done during big temple celebrations. The performance is a dance and musical love story of Rama and Shinta. It is also a holy dance and is performed mostly by men sitting in a circle singing “Cak! Cak! Cak!” for mostly an hour.

Scotland is a small country. But don’t be fooled by its size because it is one of the most loved countries in the UK to visit by tourists. Visiting the country will allow you to find a lot of interesting places and fantastic sightseeing opportunities. And if you are into photography, then you are in pure luck because of what you will find in the country.

Why Visit Scotland

If you are visiting Scotland and you have only one place to visit, then head to Edinburgh. This city has world-class cultural events and the country’s capital. You will be able to enjoy major festivals such as the Edinburgh Fringe which mostly happens in Edinburgh Castle.

The country’s capital has a well-preserved architecture starting from the medieval times to the more New Town area. Much of the town was built during the 18th century and a walk around the Georgian townhomes and the Grassmarket will let you see how elegant the city is.

Edinburgh Popular Events and Festivals

Edinburgh is also a host to different popular events and festivals all year. One of the largest and popular events it hosts is the largest arts festivals in the world known as the Edinburgh Fringe Festival that attracts large crowds. There is also the Edinburgh International Book Festival and the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo that are held in Edinburgh Castle which is also popular.

Other Things not to miss

When in Edinburgh, include a visit at the Royal Yacht Britannia. It was once the Queen’s personal yacht but has been turned into a great looking museum.

One of the best places to go island hopping is definitely the Philippines. If you want to have a different island experience, you can first go to Palawan and probably head to Bohol.

Once you stay in El Nido, Palawan, you will be able to enjoy the beautiful beaches. You shouldn’t miss the island hopping adventure. Then, your stay in Bohol will be more of a “jungle-y/forest’y” like as you spend your day on a rainforest adventure.

Your Stay at El Nido

El Nido Palawan is considered as one of the most beautiful islands in the world. There are so many things to do in Palawan. If you are going here better prepare a week stay so that you can enjoy the islands many offerings.

Your Stay in Bohol

Bohol is a beautiful place to go island hopping too. It is also considered as one of the great places to go snorkelling especially if you want to see some sea turtles. There are truly a lot of great islands to keep you busy this beautiful island. If you have enough of the ocean, you can enjoy the rest of the day by the pool. It is your choice.

All in all, these two great places are some of the best islands to go island hopping, snorkelling, scuba diving, and any type of water adventure you can think of. Just search for photos of these places and you will see why more and more tourists come to visit the islands of the Philippines.

Looking for a relaxing island getaway but no idea where the best location to go? If you are thinking of lounging in an overwater bungalow while enjoying the spectacular view of the dancing waves and crystal clear blue water then check out some of the spectacular overwater bungalow resorts in the world.

The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort

Exuding tranquillity and a distinguished ambience, the exclusive island retreat of St. Regis Maldives Vommuli is the perfect destination for some relaxation and romance. The overwater abodes offer an amazing view of the Indian Ocean while lounging on the expansive terraces or taking a dip in the private plunge pools. Also, enjoy a pampering couple spa at the in-house Iridium Spa.

Four Seasons Resort

One of the most relaxing places in the world, Bora Bora’s Four Seasons Resort is tranquillity personified with its turquoise waters and splendid mountain views. It is the recipient of numerous honours including Best Resort in the 2017 Honeymoon Awards.

Belize’s Cayo Espanto

An exclusive island three miles off the San Pedro coast, Cayo Espanto in Belize is the site of seven distinctive villas and includes the much-coveted Casa Ventanas. The single bedroom bungalow is surrounded by water on all sides and offers complete privacy and a unique tropical experience. A sailboat and kayak are also available for some aquatic adventure.

A vacation in an overwater bungalow resort is the perfect holiday experience. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway with your special someone or just want a worthy destination to spend your precious vacation days, you will surely have an amazing time at these spectacular overwater bungalow resorts.

While Oman is a very beautiful country, not a lot of tourists visit this place. Why Oman is a great holiday destination? You will not just have a feel of a traditional Middle Eastern country but is also a wonderland that is full of attraction and adventure.

If you are searching for a great holiday destination for your next vacation, why not consider spending your vacation in Oman and see why regular travellers visit this country. Here are some of the most favourite places travellers go to when in Oman:

The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque

This majestic structure is the home of the majestic crystal chandelier and second largest hand-woven carpet. If you are going to visit Muscat, then include this place in your must-see attractions.

Wadi Shab

Oman may be known for having immense deserts but travellers will also have a blast in its great canyons or wadis. The place is a truly marvellous and is the perfect getaway from the busy streets of Muscat. The passage is also easy and is just an hour walk to arrive at the first blue water pools. You can also take a swim while there and you will definitely feel heavenly.

Al-Khaluf

If you want to visit a real fisherman village that is away from all the other tourist spots, then this is for you. Al-Khalif is a picture of a perfect paradise. You will marvel with the most pristine white sand beaches you will ever see and the clear blue sea water. And, if you go on a day hike along the coast, you will even reach the Sugar Dunes desert, which is another great place to visit.

Rajasthan or “Land of Kings” when translated in English is India’s largest state in terms of land area. A region once ruled by kings with remnants of palaces and forts that remind you of its imperial history. Having a vast assortment of restored heritage hotels brings an exotic experience of modern and traditional feel.

If you plan to spend your vacation here, be sure to visit the following sites when in Rajasthan.

The Distinct Urban Landscape of Delhi

With its energetic and brilliant landscape, the busy city of Delhi is sure to enthral even the most experienced traveller. Set aside three days to enjoy the city’s major attractions and to experience the lively culture.
A must-see is Humayun’s tomb, an extravagant resting place built by the then Emperor’s widow in the mid-sixteenth century. This inspired an architectural age that culminated in the building of the Taj Mahal. For a more modern vibe, visit the striking Lotus Temple.

The Holy City of Varanasi

The city of Varanasi is the embodiment of a holy city. Millions of pilgrims visit this city every year to immerse themselves in the Ganges. They believe that cleansing one’s self in the Ganges removes all sins of this life as well as of the previous life. Explore the city’s complex streets and witness people of all kinds gather around the Ganges.

The Majestic Mughal Empire

The city of Agra was once the seat of the Mughal Empire or the Mogul Empire as it is known today. Their heritage remains today and can be seen in the city’s art, culture, architecture, and food. Visit the Agra Fort, and see for yourself how lavish the Mughal emperors lived.

Also, you should see the Taj Mahal, a structure of perfect proportions built by the 5th Mughal emperor, venerating his wife. This structural wonder is India’s most iconic place and one of the new seven wonders of the world.