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Introduction

When you think of swing, rice terrains, coffee plantations, fire dances, active volcanoes, and mountains, you're picturing the perfect holiday destination, right? That's Bali, a place loved by all. If you're considering a trip to Bali, trust Dimaak Tours to plan your island paradise, i.e., the Bali Tour Package from India, which will ensure you receive the full blessings of Bali.

Bali-The Beautiful Excursion

It is a destination filled with endless wonders. Bali is part of the Indonesian archipelago, which provides ample explorative places for its guests. Balinese culture and lifestyle have always appealed to guests and have continued to do so. Each natural beauty has its charm—whether the spiritual Bali or the adventurous one, each part of the island has its unique experience.

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All you have to do is name the iconic landmarks in Bali and check your answers given in the Bali Sightseeing for Indians section. So name it, and we will curate your personalized tour package from India to Bali.

• A gate consisting of two towers looking up into the clouds, surrounded by mountains and greenery. What else does a heart want?
• The canvas on which the sky paints its color, the temple throws its reflection and the tiered tower appears upside down.
• A sea temple situated on the top of a rock, surrounded by water offering the best sunset.
• An ancient Hindu temple located on a cliff, hosts traditional Balinese Fire Dance.
• The Sacred Water Palace, located in the eastern part of Bali.
• Most popular trekking destinations on the island with active Volcanoes.
• A Hindu temple surrounded by gardens and rice farms. Located in Badung Regency.
• Located in Bisbis Hill, Offers a view of Mount Agung It is also a Hindu temple Also known as Gates of Heaven
• A place where you can experience the thrill of swinging through lush jungle landscapes
• An artificial land crafted using a centuries-old irrigation system.

Best Time to Visit Bali from India

Favorable weather conditions make the holiday season unique. Each destination has its weather, which makes the vacation even more memorable.

The ideal time to visit Bali from India is between April and October. The weather will be a little dry with low humidity during these months. It is the best time to take a Bali holiday package, which consists of outdoor activities like temple hopping, water sports and adventures, and hiking through rice terraces and mountains in Bali.

July and August are the peak tourist season, as many traditional festivals and ceremonies take place during these months, such as:

• Galungan and Kuningan: According to the Balinese Hindu calendar, Galungan and Kuningan festivals celebrate the victory of Dharma (good) over Adharma (evil).
• Kecak Fire Dance: It is a Balinese dance performance that depicts scenes from the Ramayana epic, including the battle between Rama (Hindu God) and the evil king Ravana.
• Usaba Kasa: It is also known as the 'Floating Temple Ceremony,' where villagers celebrate with miniature boats made from coconut leaves and flowers for prosperity and protection from the sea gods.
• Nusa Penida Festival: This annual cultural event, held on the island of Nusa Penida, celebrates exceptional traditions, the arts, customary dance exhibitions, music shows, craftsmanship presentations, and culinary enjoyment.

How to Reach Bali from India

For those traveling to Bali from India, cities such as Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata offer flights to Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia.

IndiGo Airlines offers direct flights from Bangalore, India to Bali.

Conversely, Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Thai Airways, and AirAsia offer connecting flights to Denpasar from various Indian cities and are the cheapest way to reach Bali from India.

The average travel time from India to Bali is around 8 hours.

The layover time is between 2 to 25+ hours.

Tips for Cheaper Flights:

• Book in Advance: Booking a few months in advance gives you a cheaper flight to Bali, Indonesia.
• Sign Up for Alerts: Receive notifications from various airlines and websites to learn about price drops and get reasonable offers.
• Consider Budget Airlines: Low-cost airlines usually charge less than high-cost airlines. So, if you are looking for cheaper flights, go for low-cost airlines.
• Clear Browser Cookies or use incognito mode to check prices.
• Consider Alternate Airports: Taking flights with layovers is cheaper than taking direct flights.

Visa and Currency - You Must Know

Indians traveling to Bali have two options for a Visa: a Visa on Arrival or an eVisa.

Visa on Arrival: A visa-on-arrival facility is available for Indians. After reaching Bali, you must pay a visa fee of around 3000 INR. You can pay the visa fee in dollars or by international debit or credit card. You will get a 30-day tourist visa that is later extendable.

E-Visa: You can also opt for a eVisa. Visit this official website to get your e-visa beforehand.

Tourist Levy Fee: You should also pay a fee of approximately Rs.900 (INR).

Things to Note:

• Visa regulations and requirements change over time. Before your trip, you must always check with the Indonesian embassy or visit the official website for updated visa information.
• Booking a return flight and accommodation is mandatory before coming to Bali.
• Custom Declaration is mandatory before leaving the airport.

Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) is Bali's official currency.

(Rs.1 = 191 IDR) is the rough estimation based on the April 2024 currency exchange rate.

Though Indian currency exchange counters are available in Bali airports, tourist spots, banks and ATMs, it is difficult to exchange INR in airports.

Credit cards are widely accepted in popular tourist areas, but carrying cash in case of emergency is equally important.

Tips for INR Exchange:

• Currency exchange counters in the airport do not accept Indian Rupees. So, carry US dollars or euros, which are easily accepted at the airport.
• Remember that exchange rates and fees may apply when exchanging INR or using your card abroad. Compare exchange counters or bank rates to ensure you get the best deal.
• Small shops and street vendors in local markets may only accept cash. So, keep the cash ready with you.

Places to Stay in Bali

Kuta, Seminyak, Ubud and Nusa Penida are the best places to stay in Bali. Let's learn about each place to decide which suits your taste and which one to choose for accommodation given in Bali Travel Packages.

Sophisticated Living in Seminyak

Seminyak is a beach town located on the southern coast of Bali. You get all luxurious villas, bouquet hotels, and stylish resorts with all amenities. If you love cosmopolitan vibes, Seminyak is the best place to stay. As it is a beach town, there are beaches with soft white sand, which are good for sunbathing. Shopping in Seminyak is good as you can get everything in this market, from designer-branded things to local handicrafts and souvenir shops. Seminyak has some of the best restaurants serving all cuisines of the world. So, planning your stay in Seminyak will be a fun-filled experience.

Vibrant Living in Kuta

Kuta is a lively city where accommodation of all types, from cheap hotels to expensive resorts, is available in Bali. Legian Street and Poppies Lane are popular places in Kuta. If you love surfing and want to learn, it is a good place to learn and enjoy surfing. You will also find beachwear, souvenirs, artwork and local crafts here. Nightlife in Kuta is vibrant, as numerous bars and nightclubs offer DJs and live music all night until morning. Kuta will not break your wallet, as everything here is budget-friendly. So, if you plan to cut off on accommodation a little, Kuta has your back.

Solitude Living Amidst Nature in Ubud.

Ubud is the cultural town of Bali. It is situated amidst a rainforest and rice terraces. Eco-friendly resorts, boutique guesthouses, and wellness retreats can be found in Ubud. The paddy fields and the rice terraces are UNESCO World Heritage sites. Cultural and traditional art, such as wood carving and painting, is kept alive in Ubud. Many meditation centers and yoga retreats are there in Ubud. Many Balinese architecture-related temples and hidden waterfalls like the Tegenunga waterfall can be found here. So, if you are looking for a peaceful and spiritual experience in Bali, visit Ubud.

Relaxing Stay in Nusa Penida

Nusa Penida, a small island southeast of Bali, is known for its hidden beaches, cliffs and crystal-clear water. If you want a relaxing vacation on a secluded island where you can enjoy beautiful views, beachside massages and sunbathing, then Nusa Penida is the place to go. Many resorts offer private beaches, spa facilities, and championship golf courses to enjoy your leisure holiday. Whether arranging a heartfelt escape, a family getaway, or an extravagant retreat, Nusa Penida gives you a tranquil break from the crowd of daily existence.

Best Bali Sightseeing for Indians

Did you guess the iconic landmarks correctly? We know travel enthusiasts must have guessed it right. So, let's learn more about these places to visit in Bali.

• Bedugul Handara Gate: Would you believe me if I said this gate is the entrance of Handara Golf and Resort Bali? Yes, it is. You can visit this picturesque spot for photos even if you are not a golf enthusiast. This tall gate, with its intricate carvings, reflects Balinese architecture, and it is the most loved Instagrammable spot in Bali. Do you know what makes this spot more beautiful? It’s the backdrop of mountains in the central highland.
• Ulun Danu Bratan: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a Hindu temple on the serene shores of Lake Bratan. It is also known as Pura Ulun Danu Bratan and is dedicated to Dewi Danu (Goddess of Water). There are not just one, two or three temples; there are nine shrines amidst gardens and forests. It is considered as the most sacred temple in Bali.

[Note: Dressing modestly is expected from international tourists inside the temple premises]

• Tana Lot: Just imagine standing or sitting on a rock, getting the spiritual vibe and watching the sun go down. Isn't it the most beautiful sight? "Tanah Lot" refers to "Land in the Sea" in the Balinese. It is an ancient Hindu temple in a rock formation in the middle of the sea. Looking straight at the horizon during sunset is enough to make your day. This iconic spot is recommended during sunset because of the colorful sky, which adds the cherry on top to its beauty.
• Uluwatu Temple: "Ulu" means “end of land," and "watu" means "rock" in the Balinese language. It is also known as Pura Luhur Uluwatu, which is dedicated to Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa in his manifestation as Rudra. It is 70 meters above the Indian Ocean. The most fascinating thing about this temple is that the Kecak Dance performance, based on the Ramayana, is performed here in Uluwatu temple from 6 pm.
• Tirta Gangga: Indians are very familiar with the Ganga River. It is believed that one dive in the Ganga will remove all sins of people. Similarly, in Bali, Tirta Gangga refers to the holy water of the Ganges. It is a sacred water palace with many fountains, statues and pools. Also, this water palace has an 11-tiered fountain that cascades into a bathing pool. A small temple on the grounds is called the Patirthan temple. In Tirta Gangga, one can even swim in the bathing pool.
• Mount Batur is a 1,717-meter-tall stratovolcano. Located at the center of two concentric calderas.
• Taman Ayun Temple - Pura Taman Ayun means “Beautiful Garden Temple" . It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Mengwi, Bali, Indonesia. The temple is surrounded by greenery and ponds. Jaba, the outer courtyard, is accessible to non-Hindus, while the inner temple is for only Hindus.
• Lempuyang Temple: The full name of this temple is Pura Penataran Agung Lempuyang. It is one of the oldest temples on the island, 1,175 meters above sea level, making it quite a climb for visitors. Lempuyang Temple is known more because of the most popular spot, The Gates of Heaven, which has intricate carvings and towering statues of mythical creatures. When framed correctly in a photo, it creates an optical illusion where Mount Agung, Bali's most iconic volcano, appears directly behind the gates. This is why it's called the Gates of Heaven.
• Bali Swing: The original Bali Swing is located in Gianyar Regency. It reaches heights of up to 78 meters above the ground. You can explore the amazing views of rice paddies and greenery. Aloha Ubud Swing, Alas Harum Swing, and Tegalalang Rice Terrace Swing are popular swings in different locations.
• Tegalalang Rice Terrace is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Bali. Its lush green rice paddies just fill your heart. The centuries-old irrigation system is known as "Subak." It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can visit the local villages nearby to learn about this Subak system. Take your time and find the perfect spot to capture the beauty of the terraces.

10 Unique Things to Do in Bali

List a few of the best things to do in Bali , Indonesia, to tune in to the rhythm of Balinese life.

• Bali Swing: When we think of Bali, the first visual that comes to mind is the Bali Swing. A swing ride blesses your eyes with captivating views of the rice terraces. The original Bali Swing is situated in the village of Bongakasa, Ubud. You get over 15 swings ranging from simple to wooden and heart-shaped swings.
• Bubble Hotel: This is another unique thing to do in Ubud. The transparent bubble-like hotels give you the best night sky view, allowing you to enjoy your sleep under the sky. You can find it in the Gianyar Regency Area, Ubud. It lets you live your childhood dream of playing with a water bubble and getting inside.
• Hike in Mount Batur: To enjoy the breathtaking sunrise view, trekking to Mount Batur is recommended. It is an active volcano site; a hike might be challenging but surely will reward your soul.
• Day Beach Clubs are a must-do in Bali. They offer infinity pools overlooking oceans or rice terraces. Depending on the cost of entry, food, and drinks, day beach clubs can be affordable or expensive. You also get a variety of ambiances and can pick the one that suits your taste.
• Swim with Manta Rays: Don't miss the chance to swim, dive, or snorkel with Manta Rays. They are beautiful gigantic creatures and are friendly to humans. So, it is absolutely safe to swim with them. Two of the major places to swim with Manta Rays are Manta Point and Manta Bay in Nusa Penida.
• Monkey Selfie Point in Bali: Mandala Suci Wenara Wana, or Ubud's Monkey Forest, is a major tourist attraction in Bali where thousands of tourists visit, feed and take selfies with monkeys.
• Batik Workshop: Batik is a traditional art form and technique that uses canting. It originated on the island of Java, Indonesia. Batik is known for its beautiful and intricate patterns using vibrant colors. In the Batik Workshops, you learn to use a canting, a traditional pen-like tool used to design batik tulis or "handwritten" batik.
• Underwater Buddha Statue at Tulamben: Not just land in Bali, but also the underwater sites have some unique things to offer. The Underwater Buddha Statue is one of the most remarkable features of The Liberty Wreck dive site, and it is a great place to take photos. This site has a unique history of its own. Due to a landslide in Mount Agung in 1963, the buildings and statues have jostled inside water.
• Goa Gajah, also known as the Elephant Caves, is located in Ubud. Its intricate carvings and sculptures are assumed to have been made in the 11th century and were built for the meditation of Hindu hermits.
• Visit Celuk Art Village: When you are in Bali, visiting Celuk Silver Village is a must. It is the only silversmith village in Indonesia. Watching the skilled artisans craft the silver ornament and learning the Celuk art is a blessing. You can even make your own souvenirs for your loved ones.

Must Try Balinese Cuisine

Balinese cooking is based on a perfect blend of aromatic spices, fresh herbs, and tropical ingredients. It is influenced by Indonesian, Indian, Chinese, and other Southeast Asian cuisines. Common ingredients include turmeric, ginger, lemongrass, galangal, coriander, and chili peppers. "Bumbu" is a spice paste used as a base for many dishes.

Rice is a staple, often served with a variety of side dishes. Other common ingredients include fish, chicken, pork, and vegetables like cassava, beans, and soy products. Bali has options for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian guests. Vegetarian, you will get healthy vegetable salads. Also, the vegetarian full-course meal is nutritious, consisting of steamed rice with fried tofu, tempeh, and vegetables. Veg side dishes usually have grated coconut in them, making them delicious.

Regarding non-vegetarian dishes, Satay, skewered and grilled meat (usually chicken, beef, or pork), are considered the best foods in Bali. It is made with various spices and is always served with peanut sauce and rice cakes. Sambal, a spicy chili paste, is a condiment frequently served with Balinese meals.

Desserts like Bubur Sumsum, a creamy rice porridge with coconut milk and palm sugar syrup, provide a satisfying conclusion to any meal.

Balinese Veg Dishes

• Nasi Campur
• Jajanan Pasaran

Balinese Non-Vegetarian Dishes

• Bebek Betutu
• Babi Guling

Bali Tour Package

Dimaak Tours is looking forward to welcoming you on a Bali Tour. Whether you are looking for a Bali Family Tour, group tour, or Bali honeymoon tour package, we have you covered. Whatever your choice, a cultural exploration, spiritual quest, holiday relaxation or adventure, we have tailor-made itineraries. Our team of Bali travel planners is waiting to curate the best itineraries to ensure your dream turns into reality with the cheapest Bali Tour Package price starting at Rs. 20,299. In our Bali tours and packages, you get the benefits of airport and sightseeing transfers, accommodation provided with breakfast, guided tours and activities (as per your chosen itinerary), and entry fees for popular sightseeing. So, are you ready to make your dream come true in Bali with the unmatched market value? If so, then contact our travel planners and get your itinerary ready.

Bali is a timeless gem among travel destinations. Experience the rhythm of Balinese culture, history, art and life. Bali promises to fulfill every traveler's dream. Bali is the most inviting place to create moments that become a beautiful forever memory. But not just memories—discovering Bali is a transformative journey of self. So, don't wait any longer! Start planning your dream escape today and pick your luxury Bali Package from Dimaak Tours

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Must do things.

Uncover diverse cultures, savor local flavors, and wander through stunning landscapes.

Trek to Mount Batur

Tegenungan Waterfall

Tanah Lot Temple

Tegallalang Rice Terraces

Uluwatu Temple

Ulun Danu Temple

Waterbom Bali

Ubud Monkey Forest

Bali Bird Park

Tukad Cepung Waterfall

Lempuyang Temple

Kecak Dance

Nusa Penida Island

Garuda Wisnu Kencana

Tirta Gangga Place

Muck Diving at Padang Bai

Sea Walking

Hot Air Balloon Ride

Adventurous ATV Ride

Underwater Scooter

Banana Boat Ride

Swimming With the Sharks

Kintamani Cycling Tour

Scuba Diving

White Water Rafting

Parasailing

Breakfast with Orangutans

Sukawati Art Market

Turtle Sanctuary

Ubud Art Market

Gianyar Night Market

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Thanks to *Dimaaktour* and especially *Raj* for organising a wonderful trip to Bali. Itinerary was prepared as per our requirements and everything was taken care by the team from accommodation, transportation and entry tickets in few places as mentioned. Our tour guide was very friendly and very supportive. He took us to all the places on the list. Had very good experience overall and the *Dimaaktour* team contacted me regularly before the trip and also during the trip to make sure everything was okay. Once again I thank *Raj* for preparing the itinerary. Highly recommend for all tour planning.

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We went on honeymoon trip to Bali with help of Dimaak Tours. Thank you everyone for supporting us from to start up to the end of the day....🙌🙌🙌 special thanks to @⁨Nandhini from Chennai & @⁨Armeini from Bali⁩ for all the arrangements that you did very well. We enjoyed very well with safe and secured. The overall experience was very very Extraordinary. Finally I thanks to Dimaak Tours. I have chosen one of the best Agency in India🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝😊😊😊

I was extremely satisfied with Dimaak Tours. Mr. Raj, the senior Travel Consultant, has proven to be very courteous and helpful from the very beginning, trying to organize at the best our Honeymoon trip to Bali in the five days available. our wonderful tour guide, and driver. Our tour guide who named mini & deva was really patient and understand that people from different cultures and background would extra time to absorb all information about all places. The guides and drivers are very professional and friendly, the accommodations simply superb. I highly recommend it; Mr Raj will turn your trip into an unforgettable experience!

We enjoyed a fantastic trip to Bali thanks to Dimaak Tours. Subash cleared up all of my concerns before my trip, and the crew was continually in touch when we were in Bali.

Thank you Dimaak tours for giving me a wonderful memories in Bali.. The tour was smooth and decently planned by Mr. Mani. gave me the best travel experience . He is very knowledgeable and helpful with everything I wanted to know and learn about my trip! He also found different fun excursions we could do while we are there. He answered me in a very fast timely manner with all my questions and concerns I had. Planning my trip was a very smooth process because of DIMAAK!!

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What is the best time to visit Bali?

Best time : March to October.

VISA, Currency, Indian Food?

• On arrival visa - approx. $35 USD per person.
• Currency - You can carry USD and exchange to IDR at Bali Airport.
• You can carry $500 USD per couple.
• Lot of Indian restaurants available for Lunch and Dinner.

What’s the average cost of a Bali trip?

• Flights - 40K per person round trip
• Hotels, Sightseeing & transfers - 4N/5D - 25K per person
• VISA - 3K per person
• Lunch & Dinner - 1K per person per day

Popular Activities & Must-visit places in Bali?

• VISA - 3K per person Lunch & Dinner - 1K per person per day
• Must see places - Uluwatu temple, Tanah lot, Ulun Danu, Monkey forest, Beaches of Kuta.

Is it safe for Solo travellers?

Bali is generally considered safe for solo travelers. Exercise common sense, be cautious with belongings, and follow local advice. The Balinese people are known for their friendliness

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Expert Tips for a Budget Trip to Bali from India (or Anywhere)

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This post contains information on how to plan a budget trip to Bali.

Bali is one of the most popular tropical destinations across the world. The fact that Bali has so many beaches, exciting beach clubs, breathtaking rice terraces, and activities lie surfing, diving, and lots more make it a popular destination among all kinds of people. I myself had planned a month-long sojourn in Bali to try and cover as much of the island as I can. Those of you who follow me on Instagram will know that I couldn't complete my trip due to a scooter accident. However, looking at the bright side, I've put together everything I know about how to plan a Bali budget trip into this blog post.

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Budget Trip to Bali

A lot of people going to Bali are looking for cost-saving tips in order to make a budget trip to Bali. Since Bali is a huge island with so much to offer, you need a lot of time to cover most of it. Canggu, Seminyak, Ubud, Uluwatu, and 3 Nusa islands are some of the popular places in Bali. To cover most of Bali, you need to spend at least 10-15 days here minimum. And if you're spending so much time in one place, it's natural that you're looking for cost-saving tips. With this guide on how to make a budget trip to Bali, I hope to help you plan the perfect budget Bali trip for yourself

How to Reach Bali

If you're going to Bali from the US or some places in Europe, you may be able to find a direct flight. However, Air Asia is one of the cheapest and the carrier with most flights to and from cities in Asia. They have lots of flights from Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Bangkok etc to Bali. Thus you can book a flight to one of these cities then take another one to Bali.

How to Reach Bali from India

There are many Indian and foreign airlines operating from India to Kuala Lumpur. At Kuala Lumpur, you can connect to a flight which will take you to Bali. You can even get connecting flights to Bali via Singapore or Thailand from India. I've broken down some of the budget airlines and their pros and cons below.

Air Asia is one of the major airlines operating to and from destinations in Asia. What I like about this airline is that there are many flights operating from multiple cities in India at different times of the day. I had lots of options when it came to choosing the city to fly out of India and the time of the day. One minus point though is that there is no checked luggage included. You will need to purchase that additionally if you wish to carry checked luggage. Other than that, Air Asia operates like any other budget airline I've flown with in India.

Malindo Air

I loved travelling by Malindo Air. There was so much legroom that I wasn't accustomed to seeing on budget airlines. Every seat came with a cute little back pillow . But that wasn't even the best part about travelling to Bali on a Malindo Air flight. There were entertainment units installed which had the latest TV shows and movies. In fact, there were shows for kids and games as well. Another thing I liked was the 15 kg checked baggage that came free with my flight ticket purchase. However, be careful that your checked bag does not weigh more than the permissible weight because the airline charges heavy fees for excess weight. Believe me, I've made the mistake and regret the exorbitant amount I had to pay.

Where to Stay in Bali

Whether you're looking for a short stay or a long term stay, whether you're on a tight budget or willing to splurge, you'll easily find LOTS of options in Bali. Take a look at the kind of stays I booked during my budget trip to Bali.

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Book Hostels in Bali

Bali has a lot of hostels with cool amenities. In fact, for most of my Bali trip, I had booked hostels. Each and every one of them came with a pool. How cool is that?! While I was in Canggu I stayed at the Canggu Castle hostel for quite a few days. The lounge and pool area was unlike anything I've ever seen in a  hostel. Plus they had comfy beds, clean rooms and even a nice terrace. This hostel is located in the Berawa Canggu area which is close to a lot of beach clubs and some amazing cafes and restaurants.

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Rent Airbnbs in Bali

Apart from hostels, I had even booked a few airbnbs to splurge and enjoy a private comfortable stay after a few hectic sightseeing days. Bali has a lot of amazing airbnbs - many of them even come with bathtubs, private pools and swings. The cost of these airbnbs ranges from extremely inexpensive to luxurious rates. There's something for every budget. What I loved about airbnbs in Bali though is that a lot of properties come with pools and nice balconies. Just enter your budget and amenities filters and search for the perfect stay for youself.

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Bali Currency

The Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) which is used in Bali, Indonesia is a weak currency. As of 21 April 2020, 1 Indian rupee (INR) is equivalent to 204 IDR and 1 USD is equivalent to 15682.50 IDR. This gives a slight advantage to anyone making a budget trip to Bali from India or from the US or Europe.

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Where to Eat in Bali During a Bali Budget Trip

While there are plenty of cafes and upscale restaurants in Bali, I found that the most cost-effective way to have a good meal was to visit a local warung. Warungs in Bali are small restaurants run by locals. A lot of warungs have a buffet system where you pick dishes you like and only pay for what you eat which can cost as less as IDR 25k (roughly INR 150 or 2 USD). On the other hand, you can even order dishes from a menu. At the local warungs where I ate, I was able to have hearty delicious meals at unbelievably cheap prices. I recommend Warung O-Em-Ge in Canggu for a good nasi goreng.

Getting Around Bali

Uber is an unpopular option in Bali. The taxi unions do not like having outside organisations taking away business. Therefore there's another alternative to Uber in Bali which is called Grab . It works just like any cab-hailing app does. Just download the app, enter your pickup point and your destination and choose the type of ride. Another popular alternative is to book GoJek bikes in Bali. GoJek is an app which you can use to order a 2-wheeler ride at dirt cheap rates. A person on a motorcycle will arrive, hand you a helmet and take you to your destination. Apart from that, you can even hire taxis or rent motorcycles to get around Bali.

Tips for a Bali Budget Trip

While you can easily plan a budget trip to Bali just because the place offers everything for lesser prices compared to a majority of the world, there are a few tips you can use to ensure your Bali budget trip doesn't exceed the cost you had in mind.

Going from Bali Airport to the City

The Ngurah Rai airport in Bali is located at Denpasar approximately an hour's ride away from popular places like Canggu, Seminyak or Ubud. The ride from the Bali airport to the city centre can cost a lot if you give in to the exorbitant rates of the taxi operators there. The best way to avoid paying a heavy fare price to go from Bali airport to the city is to get out of the airport, cross the road to reach the parking and order a Grab or Bluebird taxi which charge nominal and fair rates. Beware that technically these taxis are banned at the airport but you can find them at the parking lot pick-up point. Read this article for more details, which I found quite helpful.

Beware of Currency Exchange Scams

While there are a few popular Bali scams, you need to especially be wary of the currency exchange scam. If you find that you're getting an exchange rate which sounds too good to be true, chances are that it probably is! The way the scam takes place is that some local currency exchange shop will offer you a very good exchange rate. Once you hand over your money, a person sitting behind a counter counts the local currency to give you. Then they hand over the money to you. So what's the catch? After they have counted the money, they drop a few bills without you noticing and then hand over the money to you. So before you exit, count the entire amount handed over to you. If possible, exchange your currency at the airport or inside a bank.

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Know Where to Withdraw Money in Bali

If you go through online forums, you'll come across a lot of people who say that they lost a lot of money after withdrawing money from an atm or they lost money after their card was swallowed by the atm. You can read about these scams in detail by doing a quick search. The way to avoid it is by only using ATMs located inside a bank. Another thing to remember is to never use an ATM inside a convenience store. Those ATMs are almost always rigged to swallow your card and scamming you out off a lot of money which can mess with your budget trip to Bali. Also, remember to always cover the keypad with your hand while entering your pin in the ATM machine and only use an ATM inside a bank .

Buy a Local Sim Card upon Arrival

Having a local sim card can benefit you in many ways. Firstly, you won't have to struggle to find wifi. Secondly, you can easily use Grab, Bluebird or GoJek to book cheap rides at your convenience anytime anywhere. Thirdly, you need not worry about excess data charges if you use your home country's sim card abroad in Bali. I bought a sim card upon arrival at Bali airport. Take a look at this article to navigate the Bali airport arrivals and for a few handy tips.

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Shopping in Bali

No trip to Bali is complete without a little shopping or maybe lots of shopping. There are plenty of nice stores in Canggu and Seminyak as well as some markets such as Love Anchor that are set up to sell products. On the other hand, you'll find a large market in Ubud at all times. Haggling is common in Bali but the best way to enjoy a shopping spree in Bali without breaking the bank is by going early in the morning. The Balinese believe the first sale of the day to be auspicious. So show up in the morning, buy all your products from the same shop and negotiate a fair price.

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The Ultimate Guide: How to Plan a Budget Bali Trip from India

Planning a trip to the beautiful island of Bali from India? Dreaming of pristine beaches, verdant landscapes, and the calming spirituality of the island, but worried about costs? Well, you’re in the right place! This comprehensive guide will give you everything you need to plan a budget trip to Bali, ensuring you have an unforgettable experience without burning a hole in your pocket.

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Understanding the Cost Factors

Before we dive into the planning process, let’s discuss the key cost factors you’ll need to consider.

The airfare from India to Bali is a significant part of the budget. Depending on the time of booking, the airline you choose, and the flight’s route, prices can vary greatly.

Here’s a list of airlines that frequently operate flights from major Indian cities to Denpasar, Bali, along with approximate prices for a round-trip ticket:

• AirAsia : One of the most budget-friendly options, AirAsia, offers flights from cities like Delhi and Mumbai to Bali. The prices typically range from INR 20,000 to INR 30,000, depending on the time of booking and season.
• Malindo Air : This airline provides a good balance between cost and comfort, with fares typically ranging from INR 22,000 to INR 35,000.
• Garuda Indonesia : As the national carrier of Indonesia, Garuda operates regular flights to Bali, offering a more premium experience. Prices usually fall within INR 35,000 to INR 45,000.
• Singapore Airlines : With a layover in Singapore, this airline offers excellent service, but it comes with a heftier price tag. Expect to pay between INR 40,000 and INR 50,000 for a round trip.
• Malaysia Airlines : Another option with a layover, this time in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Airlines’ fares typically range between INR 25,000 and INR 40,000.

Please note that these prices are approximate and can vary based on when and where you book, how far in advance you book, and the time of year you plan to travel. It’s also important to consider that additional charges may apply for baggage and in-flight amenities. Always compare flight prices from different airlines and booking platforms to secure the best deal.

Accommodation

Bali offers a wide range of accommodation options, from budget hostels to luxury resorts. The choice of accommodation significantly impacts your overall budget.

Budget Accommodation

Budget travellers and solo adventurers often choose hostels for their affordability and social atmosphere. Most hostels offer dormitory-style rooms with shared bathrooms, but some also have private rooms. A night at a hostel in Bali typically ranges from INR 500 to INR 1,500.

Some popular budget hostels include:

• Puri Garden Hotel & Hostel in Ubud : Known for its excellent location and services, including yoga classes and a swimming pool.
• The Farm Hostel in Canggu : Perfect for surfers and digital nomads, it offers spacious dorms and a tranquil environment.

Guesthouses

Guesthouses, also known as ‘homestays,’ are another budget-friendly option. These family-run establishments offer a warm, homely experience, typically with private rooms and en-suite bathrooms. Prices per night usually range from INR 1,000 to INR 3,000.

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Mid-Range Accommodation

Boutique hotels and b&bs.

For those seeking more privacy and amenities without breaking the bank, boutique hotels and B&Bs are excellent choices. These establishments offer personalised services and unique decors. Prices generally range from INR 3,000 to INR 7,000 per night.

• Tegal Sari in Ubud : Surrounded by lush rice fields, this hotel offers beautiful wooden cottages.
• Ananda Cottage also in Ubud : Featuring Balinese-style rooms, three swimming pools, and yoga classes.

Luxury Accommodation

Resorts and villas.

Bali is renowned for its luxury resorts and private villas, particularly in areas like Seminyak and Nusa Dua. With prices typically starting at INR 10,000 per night, these accommodations offer world-class services, private pools, spas, fine dining options, and stunning views.

• Four Seasons Resort at Jimbaran Bay : Offering luxurious villas, each with a private pool.
• The Mulia in Nusa Dua : Known for its impressive beachfront pools and stylish rooms.

Remember, prices can vary significantly depending on the season, location, and booking platform. Always compare prices and check guest reviews before booking. Consider the proximity to the attractions you plan to visit, availability of public transportation, and the type of neighbourhood when choosing your accommodation.

Other Important Factor of Bali Budget Trip

Food and drink.

Bali is known for its delicious cuisine, with options to fit every budget. Whether you’re enjoying street food or fine dining, the cost of meals can add up.

Local Transportation

Getting around Bali involves costs, whether you’re hiring a driver, renting a scooter, or using public transportation.

Sightseeing and Activities

Entrance fees to temples, parks, and attractions, as well as the cost of activities like surfing lessons or spa treatments, need to be considered in your budget.

Detailed Planning Steps

Now, let’s explore the step-by-step guide to plan your budget trip to Bali.

Bali boasts a tropical climate, making it a year-round destination. However, to maximize savings and avoid crowds, consider visiting during the shoulder seasons – April to June and September to October. Not only will you enjoy pleasant weather, but you’ll also find lower prices on accommodation and flights.

Look for the best deals on flights at least two to three months before your travel dates. Booking well in advance will significantly reduce your costs. Airlines like AirAsia and Malindo Air often have reasonably priced flights from major Indian cities to Denpasar, Bali’s capital.

Great news for Indian passport holders – Indonesia offers a free 30-day visa on arrival for Indian citizens. Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months from your arrival date in Bali.

Bali offers an array of budget-friendly accommodation options, ranging from hostels to guest houses and budget hotels. Regions like Kuta, Seminyak, and Ubud are popular among tourists, providing affordable lodging options. Always compare prices on different platforms and consider booking directly through the hotel’s website as they often have exclusive discounts.

Getting Around

One of the most cost-effective and fun ways to get around Bali is by renting a scooter, which usually costs around INR 400-500 per day. Alternatively, you can also use local transport like Bemos or hire a private driver for full-day tours. Remember to negotiate prices beforehand to avoid overpaying.

Eating in Bali can be a delightful, yet budget-friendly experience. Look for local Warungs (small family-owned restaurants) that serve delicious Balinese cuisine at very affordable prices. You can enjoy a hearty meal for as low as INR 100-150. However, make sure to drink bottled water to avoid any health issues.

Activities and Sightseeing

Plan your itinerary in a way that you visit multiple attractions within the same area on the same day to save on transport costs. Admission fees for most temples and attractions in Bali are quite affordable (ranging from INR 200-500). However, if you’re a fan of water sports or plan on taking surfing lessons, be sure to negotiate for the best prices.

While shopping in Bali can be tempting, it’s essential to stick to your budget. Bali’s markets are famous for their bargaining culture, so don’t hesitate to negotiate prices for souvenirs, clothing, or handicrafts. Also, consider purchasing local SIM cards for data and communication as they are quite cheap and efficient.

Health and Safety

Travel insurance is a must. It might seem like an unnecessary expense, but it is crucial for unforeseen circumstances. Also, keep a small first-aid kit handy and follow general safety measures.

Money Saving Tips for Bali Trip

Travel during off-peak season.

Travelling during the off-peak season can significantly reduce airfare and accommodation costs.

Opt for Local Cuisine

Local food is often cheaper and gives you an authentic taste of Balinese culture.

Use Public Transport

Using public transport or renting a bike can be more economical than hiring a private cab.

Planning a budget trip to Bali from India is indeed possible with a little bit of careful planning. By considering the various cost factors and utilizing our step-by-step guide, you’ll be well on your way to an unforgettable and affordable Bali adventure.

What is the best time to visit Bali?

Off-peak season (April, May, June and September) is the best time for a budget trip.

Is Bali safe for tourists?

Yes, Bali is generally safe for tourists, but like any destination, it’s important to take the usual travel precautions.

Can I use credit cards in Bali?

Credit cards are widely accepted in Bali, especially in tourist areas. However, it’s advisable to carry some cash for small vendors.

What is the local currency in Bali?

The local currency in Bali is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).

Are there vegetarian food options available in Bali?

Yes, Bali offers a range of vegetarian and vegan-friendly food options.

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7-day Bali Trip From India : Everything You Should Know

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Bali, often referred to as the “Island of the Gods,” has emerged as an irresistible destination for Indian travelers in pursuit of serene beaches, captivating culture and a refreshing departure from the ordinary. However, venturing into a new and distinctly different locale can be overwhelming. This comprehensive guide is designed to unveil the enchantment of Bali for Indian voyagers, providing insights into seamless travel, cultural immersion and a spectrum of unique experiences, all encapsulated within a well-structured 7-day itinerary.

Why Bali? A Slice of India Abroad

Bali shares remarkable parallels with India, creating a sense of familiarity for visitors. Hinduism thrives on the island, manifested in Bali’s elaborate temples and vibrant ceremonies. The warm hospitality and delectable vegetarian cuisine contribute to a comfortable experience. The prevalence of English as a widely spoken language further facilitates communication. Yet, Bali’s allure extends beyond these similarities, encompassing natural wonders such as volcanic peaks and coral reefs, along with its distinctive artistic traditions, offering a kaleidoscope of novel experiences.

Budgeting Your Balinese Bliss

Bali caters to a diverse range of budgets, accommodating backpackers and luxury travelers alike. Costs for a week-long stay can vary from ₹30,000 ($375) for budget-conscious backpackers to ₹100,000 ($1,250) for those seeking luxury experiences. Strategic planning and selecting experiences aligned with personal preferences are crucial for maintaining a comfortable budget.

Accommodation choices play a pivotal role in budgeting, with hostels starting at ₹200 and luxurious villas exceeding ₹15,000. Dining options also vary widely, from street eats at ₹50 to gourmet meals surpassing ₹1,000. Activities range from free temple visits to more expensive diving trips. If you’re planning a family trip to Bali, explore the  Things to do in Bali with Family  here for an unforgettable experience.

Conquering the Skies: Airfare from India to Bali

Securing round-trip flights from major Indian cities to Bali typically ranges from ₹25,000 to ₹50,000. Booking in advance, especially during off-season months like April-May or September-October, can result in significant cost savings. Consider airlines such as Air India, Garuda Indonesia and Singapore Airlines for competitive fares.

Plan your Bali trip wisely! Check out What is the Best Months to go to Bali? to discover the ideal time for your visit here.

Finding Your Balinese Home

Bali offers a plethora of accommodation options, ranging from beachfront bungalows to charming homestays in Ubud. Budget-conscious travelers can opt for hostels and guesthouses with shared rooms priced between ₹200-₹500. Mid-range options include private rooms in boutique hotels, ranging from ₹1,000-₹3,000. Luxury seekers can indulge in private villas with infinity pools, starting from ₹8,000 and above. The choice of base should align with individual priorities:

• For Beach Enthusiasts: Seminyak, Canggu and Nusa Dua offer vibrant beach scenes and trendy cafes.
• Cultural Explorers: Ubud, the artistic heart of Bali, boasts galleries, temples and scenic rice terraces.
• Nightlife Aficionados: Seminyak and Kuta are buzzing with bars and clubs, providing opportunities for late-night revelry.

Wondering where to stay? Check out our guide on the Best Places to Stay in Bali for First Timers .

A Culinary Journey Within The Island of Gods

Bali’s culinary scene promises an enchanting journey through a diverse range of flavors, spanning aromatic curries to fresh seafood. Local eateries, known as warungs, present budget-friendly options such as vegetarian rice bowls (“nasi campur”) for less than ₹50. Meanwhile, upscale restaurants cater to various budgets from the still affordable mid-priced restaurants to uber-expensive ones that’s going to set you to ₹10.000

If you find yourself in Bali and yearning for a distinctive dining experience, make sure not to overlook Red Gunpowder. Our renowned Indian restaurant in Bali offers a wealth of delightful contemporary Indian cuisines. It’s the perfect destination for those seeking a taste of home with a fusion of Balinese and modern influences.

Seven Days of Enchanting Bali Itinerary

Begin your Balinese adventure as you land in Denpasar. Delight in the warm embrace of the sun on Seminyak beach or Canggu beach and in the evening, relish a delectable dinner at our Red Gunpowder near Seminyak and Canggu . Discover the full spectrum of activities in Canggu and Pererenan by exploring our guide on The Best Things to do in Pererenan .

Immerse yourself in the cultural tapestry of Ubud. Traverse the mystical Monkey Forest, wander through vibrant art markets and be captivated by the mesmerizing Kecak fire dance in the evening. Explore Bali beyond Ubud! Check out our article on  Alternative Destinations That Rival the Charm of Ubud , Discover hidden gems for a unique Balinese experience.

Embark on a trek to the awe-inspiring Mount Batur, where a breathtaking sunrise awaits. Afterward, rejuvenate your senses with a dip in the natural hot springs of Kintamani.

Embark on a cultural expedition to the revered Besakih Temple, often referred to as the “Mother Temple” of Bali. As the day unfolds, marvel at the intricate carvings of the Pura Tanah Lot temple during a captivating sunset.

Take a day trip to the idyllic Nusa Penida island. Snorkel alongside graceful manta rays and explore the iconic Kelingking Beach, a true gem of natural beauty.

Immerse yourself in the surfer’s paradise of Canggu. Try your hand at riding the waves of Legian or Seminyak beaches and in the evening, indulge in a sumptuous seafood feast right on the beach.

Conclude your Balinese journey with a visit to the stunning Uluwatu temple, perched dramatically on a cliff. Delight in the fiery hues of the sunset before heading back to Denpasar.

Must-Have Bali Experiences You Should Try

• Surfing: Experience the thrill of catching waves at iconic breaks like Legian or Seminyak. Lessons are available starting from ₹1,500 per hour. If you’re a beginner surfer, check out our guide on the  Best Surfing Spots in Bali for Beginners .
• Diving: Explore the vibrant underwater world of Bali’s coral reefs, teeming with diverse marine life. Day trips are offered from ₹3,000, including all necessary equipment.
• Traditional Dance: Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Bali by witnessing traditional dances. Enjoy the Kecak fire dances in Ubud (₹100) or the graceful Legong dances in Seminyak (₹200).
• Temple Visits: Pay your respects at the awe-inspiring Besakih or Tanah Lot temples. Remember to dress modestly, covering your head and legs, to show proper reverence during your visit.

Hitting the Road on The Island of Gods

There are numerous ways to traverse the island of Bali, some of the most recommended modes of transportation are as follows :

Taxis in Bali provide a convenient means of transportation, especially for shorter distances (₹50,000-₹70,000 per day). Ensure that you communicate and agree on the fare with the driver beforehand to avoid any misunderstandings or surprises at the end of the journey.

2. Scooters/Motorbikes Rental

The most independent option, with rentals starting from ₹200 per day. Exploring Bali on a scooter or motorbike offers a sense of freedom and flexibility. Rentals are affordable, but considering the bustling traffic, having an International Driving Permit is not only a legal requirement but also a practical safety measure. It allows you to navigate through the island’s picturesque landscapes at your own pace.

3. Car Rentals

Ideal for larger groups or longer journeys, with rentals starting from ₹500 per day. Renting a car in Bali is a practical choice for those traveling with a group or planning longer excursions. It provides comfort and convenience and hiring a driver can enhance the experience by allowing you to focus on enjoying the scenery without the hassle of driving.

4. Ride-hailing Apps

Embrace the convenience of technology by using ride-hailing apps like Gojek or Grab. These services offer a hassle-free way to get around Bali and the pricing is generally reasonable. The flexibility to choose your destination and track your ride adds an extra layer of convenience to your transportation experience. Learn how to make the most of your Bali journey by using Gojek – check out our guide on How to use Gojek in Bali .

Where to go for a Shopping Spree in Bali?

1. Local Markets

Immerse yourself in the vibrant local markets of Bali, such as Ubud Art Market, Sukawati Market and Gianyar Night Market. These bustling hubs showcase the rich cultural heritage of the island, offering a plethora of treasures like intricately designed batik fabrics, hand-carved wooden items and exquisite silver jewelry. Don’t forget to hone your bargaining skills for a more authentic shopping experience.

2. Upscale Boutiques

Seminyak and Canggu host trendy stores with designer clothing, home decor and art pieces. Indulge in a more sophisticated shopping experience in the upscale boutiques of Seminyak and Canggu. These areas are home to chic stores featuring designer clothing, unique home décor items and captivating art pieces. Explore the trendy shops that line the streets and discover curated collections that reflect Bali’s contemporary and artistic flair.

3. Souvenir Shops

Capture memories of your Bali journey by exploring the island’s numerous souvenir shops. Whether you’re seeking keychains, fridge magnets, or postcards, these shops scattered across Bali cater to every tourist’s desire for a tangible reminder of their visit. Choose keepsakes that resonate with the island’s cultural charm.

Cultural Etiquette for a Harmonious Experience

As you enjoy your time in Bali, it’s crucial to be mindful of the island’s significant focus on culture and religion. To avoid causing any discomfort to the locals, it’s essential to consider certain aspects. Some things to keep in mind are:

1. Temples Dress Code

When visiting temples in Bali, respecting the dress code is paramount. Dress modestly by covering your legs and shoulders and if required, use a sarong provided at the temple’s entrance. This shows reverence for the sacred sites and the local customs associated with them.

2. Offerings

Engage in cultural rituals by placing small offerings of flowers or incense in temple baskets. This symbolic act is a demonstration of reverence for the spiritual importance of the temples and serves as a means to connect with Balinese traditions. These offerings are also commonly encountered at various locations along the roads in Bali, so exercise caution to avoid accidentally kicking or stepping on them.

3. Greetings

Embrace the local customs by offering a warm greeting with the Balinese phrase “Om Swastiastu.” Accompany the greeting with folded hands, a gesture that reflects politeness and cultural appreciation. This simple yet meaningful act sets the tone for positive interactions and demonstrates your openness to the Balinese way of life.

4. Bargaining

Engage in the art of bargaining when shopping at local markets. Approach negotiations with a friendly demeanor, acknowledging the cultural practice of haggling. This not only enhances your shopping experience but also fosters positive interactions with local vendors, creating a harmonious atmosphere.

Useful Resources to Prepare You for The Journey Ahead:

1. official bali tourism website.

Explore the official Bali Tourism Board website for comprehensive information on attractions, events and travel tips. This valuable resource can help you plan your itinerary and make the most of your Bali experience.

2. Booking Platforms

Utilize popular booking platforms like TripAdvisor and Booking.com to discover accommodation options, read reviews and make informed decisions for your stay in Bali.

3. Bali Visa Information

Stay updated on Bali’s visa regulations by referring to online websites such as Bali.com. Those resources provide essential information regarding entry requirements and many other things you should know before visiting Bali to ensure a smooth and hassle-free travel experience.

In conclusion, navigating the enchanting landscapes of Bali offers a rich tapestry of cultural experiences, emphasizing the significance of respect for local customs. Whether participating in temple rituals with small offerings or venturing into the vibrant markets, embracing the essence of Balinese traditions adds a profound dimension to your journey. Your 7 day journey within the islands of gods will surely leave you wanting for more!

Journeying through life with a camera in hand, Rifka Setia Arianti is a passionate explorer of the world's diverse landscapes. Currently settled in Bali as a web designer, her lens captures the essence of her travels, weaving together a tapestry of stories that encapsulate her love for both photography and adventure.

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How Much Does it Cost to Travel to Bali from India?

Bali, an Indonesian island located in the westernmost tip of the Lesser Sunda Islands, is an immensely popular holiday destination for Indian travellers. With its stunning scenery, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality, it’s no wonder that Bali is the dream destination for many. But how much does it cost to travel to Bali from India?

The cost of a trip to Bali from India depends on several factors such as the time of travel, the type of accommodation, the length of stay, and the mode of transport. Generally, travelling to Bali from India is not expensive and you can easily get a round-trip for less than ₹20,000. However, the cost may vary depending on the season and the number of people travelling.

The most economical way to reach Bali from India is to fly. There are several direct flights from India to Bali that offer competitive prices. The flight time from India to Bali is around 5-7 hours, depending on the airline and the route. The airfares can vary from ₹15,000-20,000 for a round-trip depending on the season and the availability of seats.

Once you reach Bali, you can choose to stay in a budget hotel or a more luxurious resort. Accommodation in Bali ranges from budget hotels to five-star resorts. Hotel prices can start from as low as ₹1000 per night. But if you’re looking for a more luxurious experience, you can find resorts with prices ranging from ₹7,000-20,000 per night.

The cost of food in Bali is also quite reasonable. You can get a full meal in a local restaurant for around ₹200-300. Street food is also available in abundance and it’s relatively cheap. You can also find a range of international cuisines from Italian to Mexican in the more upscale restaurants.

If you’re looking to explore the island, the cost of transport in Bali is also quite low. You can rent a scooter for as low as ₹350 per day and explore the island at your own pace. You can also hire a car for ₹1000-1500 per day. Taxis are also available and are generally quite affordable.

To sum it up, a budget trip to Bali from India can cost around ₹20,000-25,000 per person for a round-trip. This includes flight fares, accommodation, food, and transport. But if you’re looking for a more luxurious experience, you can easily spend upwards of ₹50,000. So, if you’re planning a trip to Bali, make sure you plan your budget accordingly.

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How much does it cost to travel to Bali?

You should plan to spend around $75 (Rp1,176,938) per day on your vacation in Bali. This is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors.

Past travelers have spent, on average for one day:

• $21 (Rp330,629) on meals
• $9.27 (Rp145,557) on local transportation
• $85 (Rp1,339,645) on hotels

A one week trip to Bali for two people costs, on average, $1,050 (Rp16,477,133) . This includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing.

All of these average travel prices have been collected from other travelers to help you plan your own travel budget.

• Travel Style: All Budget (Cheap) Mid-Range Luxury (High-End)
• Average Daily Cost Per person, per day $ 75 Rp 1,176,938
• One Week Per person $ 525 Rp 8,238,566
• 2 Weeks Per person $ 1,050 Rp 16,477,133
• One Month Per person $ 2,249 Rp 35,308,141
• One Week For a couple $ 1,050 Rp 16,477,133
• 2 Weeks For a couple $ 2,099 Rp 32,954,265
• One Month For a couple $ 4,499 Rp 70,616,282

How much does a one week, two week, or one month trip to Bali cost?

A one week trip to Bali usually costs around $525 (Rp8,238,566) for one person and $1,050 (Rp16,477,133) for two people. This includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing.

A two week trip to Bali on average costs around $1,050 (Rp16,477,133) for one person and $2,099 (Rp32,954,265) for two people. This cost includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing.

Please note, prices can vary based on your travel style, speed, and other variables. If you're traveling as a family of three or four people, the price per person often goes down because kid's tickets are cheaper and hotel rooms can be shared. If you travel slower over a longer period of time then your daily budget will also go down. Two people traveling together for one month in Bali will often have a lower daily budget per person than one person traveling alone for one week.

A one month trip to Bali on average costs around $2,249 (Rp35,308,141) for one person and $4,499 (Rp70,616,282) for two people. The more places you visit, the higher the daily price will become due to increased transportation costs.

Independent Travel

Traveling Independently to Bali has many benefits including affordabilty, freedom, flexibility, and the opportunity to control your own experiences.

All of the travel costs below are based on the experiences of other independent travelers.

Bali is a reasonably affordable place to visit. Located in Indonesia, which is a reasonably affordable country, visitors will appreciate the relatively low cost of this destination. It falls in the average range in the country for its prices. If you're traveling on a budget, then this is a good destination with affordable accommodation, food, and transportation.

Within Asia, Bali is a moderately priced destination compared to other places. The overall cost of travel here is fair for the region and comparable to Shiretoko National Park or Tianjin.

For more details, and to find out if it's within your travel budget, see Is Bali Expensive?

How much money do I need for a trip to Bali?

The average Bali trip cost is broken down by category here for independent travelers. All of these Bali travel prices are calculated from the budgets of real travelers.

Accommodation Budget in Bali

Average daily costs.

Calculated from travelers like you

The average price paid for one person for accommodation in Bali is $43 (Rp669,823). For two people sharing a typical double-occupancy hotel room, the average price paid for a hotel room in Bali is $85 (Rp1,339,645). This cost is from the reported spending of actual travelers.

• Accommodation 1 Hotel or hostel for one person $ 43 Rp 669,823
• Accommodation 1 Typical double-occupancy room $ 85 Rp 1,339,645

Hotel Prices in Bali

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The cost of a taxi ride in Bali is significantly more than public transportation. On average, past travelers have spent $9.27 (Rp145,557) per person, per day, on local transportation in Bali.

• Transportation 1 Taxis, local buses, subway, etc. $ 9.27 Rp 145,557

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• Motorbike Rental Rp 50,000

Food Budget in Bali

While meal prices in Bali can vary, the average cost of food in Bali is $21 (Rp330,629) per day. Based on the spending habits of previous travelers, when dining out an average meal in Bali should cost around $8.42 (Rp132,252) per person. Breakfast prices are usually a little cheaper than lunch or dinner. The price of food in sit-down restaurants in Bali is often higher than fast food prices or street food prices.

• Food 2 Meals for one day $ 21 Rp 330,629

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Typical prices for Food in Bali are listed below. These actual costs are from real travelers and can give you an idea of the prices in Bali, but your costs will vary based on your travel style and the place where the purchase was made.

• Coffee Rp 20,000
• Lunch for Two Rp 219,450
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• Lunch for Two Rp 130,000
• Lunch for 2 Rp 144,000
• Dinner for 2 Rp 158,000

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Entertainment and activities in Bali typically cost an average of $11 (Rp174,471) per person, per day based on the spending of previous travelers. This includes fees paid for admission tickets to museums and attractions, day tours, and other sightseeing expenses.

• Entertainment 1 Entrance tickets, shows, etc. $ 11 Rp 174,471

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• Spa for Two Rp 870,000
• Snorkelling Trip Rp 200,000
• Cooking School Rp 450,000

Tips and Handouts Budget in Bali

The average cost for Tips and Handouts in Bali is $6.89 (Rp108,099) per day. The usual amount for a tip in Bali is 5% - 15% .

• Tips and Handouts 1 For guides or service providers $ 6.89 Rp 108,099

Scams, Robberies, and Mishaps Budget in Bali

Unfortunately, bad things can happen on a trip. Well, you've just got to deal with it! The average price for a scam, robbery, or mishap in Bali is $1.19 (Rp18,750), as reported by travelers.

• Scams, Robberies, and Mishaps 1 $ 1.19 Rp 18,750

Alcohol Budget in Bali

The average person spends about $3.28 (Rp51,522) on alcoholic beverages in Bali per day. The more you spend on alcohol, the more fun you might be having despite your higher budget.

• Alcohol 2 Drinks for one day $ 3.28 Rp 51,522

Water Budget in Bali

On average, people spend $1.47 (Rp23,117) on bottled water in Bali per day. The public water in Bali is not usually considered safe to drink.

• Water 2 Bottled water for one day $ 1.47 Rp 23,117

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5 Bali Itineraries for 7 Days with Costs (First-timers’ Guide 2024)

Is 7 days enough for visiting Bali? 7 days is an ideal time to explore the best of Bali. Usually, you could spend 3 nights in Ubud for cultural experiences, rural life and adventurous activities. Following that, choose one from the stunning beaches for the next 3 nights, like Seminyak, Uluwatu, or Nusa Dua. You could enhance your beach stay with a day trip to nearby islands as well, either Nusa Penida or Nusa Lembongan.

If you're more into diverse island experiences, allocate 2 nights in Ubud, 2 nights on the beaches of Bali and 2 nights in other islands.

Explore more options in the following itineraries, tailor-made for various interests. They are also customizable to your ideal tour length and interests.

• Itinerary #1: A Classic 7-Day Bali Itinerary
• Itinerary #2: 7 Days in Bali (for Family)
• Itinerary #3: 7-Day Ubud and Uluwatu Tour for Couples
• Itinerary #4: Balinese Culture Immersion in 7 Days
• Itinerary #5: 7-Day Island Hopping Tour to Bali and Gili Islands
• Costs for a 7-Day Trip to Bali

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Itinerary 1: A Classic 7-Day Bali Itinerary (The Most Chosen)

Discover Bali's essence on your first visit through Ubud's cultural gems and Seminyak's coastal charm . This week-long journey invites a leisurely exploration—Balinese temples, authentic eats, and thrilling white-water rafting in Ubud, followed by idyllic beach moments in Seminyak.

You can check the itinerary below: 3 nights in Ubud and 3 nights in Seminyak.

• Days 1-3: Ubud

Ubud is a popular starting point for your Bali trip. Upon arrival on Day 1, enjoy your free time.

On Day 2, embark on a temple tour, immersing yourself in the sacred pools of Mengening Temple . Indulge your taste buds with the authentic flavors of roasted suckling pig , accompanied by rice and traditional side dishes.

Day 3 brings thrills with a water rafting adventure , followed by a riverside high tea experience . Treat yourself to a foot bath and a rejuvenating full-body massage .

• Day 4: Ubud to Seminyak by a private transfer

On Day 4, continue your trip to Seminyak after a history tour via a vintage Volkswagen car in Ubud. Discover the Puri Agung (a royal palace), Tirta Gangga Royal Water Palace, and Taman Ujung Water Palace alongside scenic rice paddies and lush forests.

• Days 5-7: Seminyak

Day 5 unveils the highlights with a delightful cooking class and a lively market tour . Cycle to a traditional market in Tabanan Regency, buy some fresh ingredients, and have a Balinese breakfast before your cooking class in Canggu. Roll your sleeves, team up with your chef, create your Balinese dishes, and taste them together!

You would have a relaxing day on Day 6. Indulge in a private infinite pool or unwind on the beach on a laid-back morning. In the afternoon, you would embark on a 2-hour private sunset cruise from Jimbaran Bay to Uluwatu . Capture spectacular sunsets, visit the clifftop Uluwatu Temple, and place a floating canang sari into the sea to symbolize your best wishes.

Bid farewell to Bali on Day 7 as you depart for your next destination.

Itinerary 2: 7 Days in Bali (for Family)

Bali, with perfect weather from April to October, offers a great beach escape for families with school children during their spring breaks and summer holidays.

This itinerary encourages interactive family experiences through hands-on experiences, like plate-crafting and chocolate-making . Outdoor activities are thoughtfully arranged to release your kids' energy and keep them interested, like a short biking tour . We would also arrange family-friendly hotels for your family to stay together, like a jungle villa in Ubud.

To avoid frequent hotel changes, you would stay 3 nights in Ubud and 3 nights in Nusa Dua.

• Day 1: Landing in Bali and check in Ubud
• Day 2: A Ubud temple tour with Ubud Monkey Forest, Taman Ayun Temple and Tanah Lot Sunset
• Day 3: Exploration of local life in Ubud: two-hour cycling adventure, organic farm visit, crafting plates, and a feast with a Balinese family
• Day 4: Ubud to Nusa Dua: chocolate-making class in Ubud.
• Day 5: An island-hopping tour to Nusa Lembongan with water activities
• Day 6: A water park tour to Waterbom Bali
• Day 7: Farewell to Bali

During your family visit to Ubud, you would have a temple tour in a lively way. You can see the playful monkeys in the Ubud Monkey Forest , marvel at the temple complex of Taman Ayun Temple , and capture an iconic picture of the unrivaled sunset over offshore Tanah Lot .

To unveil the rural beauty, take a cycling tour along the countryside roads, pick the vegetables or fruits and enjoy a feast in a local family .

For your beach time, you're suggested to stay at Nusa Dua for abundant friendly-friendly hotels and calm seas perfect for water activities. You would also hop on a cruise to the less-crowded Nusa Lembongan , where you could dive to see the colorful reefs and fishes. For energetic teenagers, get excited in the largest water park featuring fun slides and watery amusements.

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Itinerary 3: 7-Day Ubud and Uluwatu Tour for Couples

This personalized itinerary is crafted exclusively for couples seeking a romantic escape in Bali.

You and your partner can enjoy once-in-a-lifetime moments, like a sunrise hike in the volcanic Mountain Batur, soak up relaxing intimate hours at adult-only hotels and uncover hidden gems to Nusa Penida.

You will stay 3 nights in Ubud and 3 nights in Uluwatu. More details are listed below:

• Day 1: Fly to Bali, and transfer to Ubud.
• Day 2: A half-day city art tour to the Museum of Modern Balinese Arts and Ubud Market, and an afternoon visit to Bali Swings
• Day 3: A Mount Batur Sunrise Trek and Toya Bungkah Tour
• Day 4: Morning Yoga experience in a jungle retreat, and then transfer from Ubud to Uluwatu.
• Day 5: An island hopping tour to Nusa Penida with water sports activities
• Day 6: Free time in Uluwatu
• Day 7: Depart from Bali for your next destination

Begin your trip in the culture hub, Ubud, you would appreciate masterpieces in the Museum of Modern Balinese Arts and folk art crafts in the Ubud Market . Swaying over the jungle rice terraces together also adds thrilling and romantic touches.

More impressively, hike to capture the sunrise at Mount Batur and then refresh in the hot springs with a view of Batur Lake. (Insider tip: For a later start, we can suggest alternative romantic experiences, as the sunrise hike requires an early departure around 3 am for the one-hour drive to Kintamani.)

Then transfer to Uluwatu after a yoga experience in a jungle retreat . As a popular wedding spot, Uluwatu embraces luxury resorts and clifftop sea views in a serene atmosphere. A delightful island-hopping trip to the pristine Nusa Penida rewards you with less-disturbed scenery to enhance your romantic getaway.

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Itinerary 4: Balinese Culture Immersion in 7 Days

This itinerary features historical temples, traditional rituals, and relaxing beach time. If you're a history buff, don't miss it. Beyond the iconic highlights, you would have more chances to experience the rich culture in Bali from mouth-watering food to impressive shows.

You can check the following itinerary for your inspiration: 3 nights in Ubud and 3 nights in Nusa Dua.

• Day 1: Arrival in Bali and transfer to Ubud
• Day 2: Witness local farming activities in the Subak Guliang, explore the Hindu Besakih temple and marvel at Klungkung Palace.
• Day 3: A day tour with white water rafting in Ayung River and a street food tour in Ubud.
• Day 4: Ubud to Nusa Dua: visit Ubud Monkey Forest, Taman Ayun Temple and Tanah Lot Sunset en route.
• Day 5: Free day for beach time
• Day 6: Enjoy the sunset over Uluwatu Temple and a traditional Kecak dance

To immerse yourself in Bali's religious culture , you would explore various temples: the holiest Besakih Temple, royal Taman Ayun Temple, offshore Tanah Lot Temple and clifftop Uluwatu Temple.

Besides, you would discover its agriculture on a local rice field, learn to prepare a Balinese breakfast with a local family and take a street food walk in Ubud. Top off your trip with a traditional Kecak dance performance before sunset in Uluwatu.

Itinerary 5: 7-Day Island Hopping Tour to Bali and Gili Islands

This itinerary is specially customized for island lovers, offering both classic experiences in Bali and exploring the hidden gems of remote Gili Island.

Here is the brief itinerary: 2 nights in Ubud, 2 nights in Sanur, and 2 nights in Gili Air.

• Day 1: Arrival in Bali, transfer to Ubud, and have some free time in Ubud (spa or market visit)
• Day 2: Ubud Volkswagen safari tour to Gunung Kawi Sebatu, Tegalalang Rice Terrace, and the village of Tohpati
• Day 3: Transfer to Jimbaran Bay for a sunset cruise with dinner on Jimbaran Bay, and check in Sanur.
• Day 4: Take a ferry to the Gili Air and discover the island by bike
• Day 5: Snorkeling trip around the Gili Islands
• Day 6: Unwind in the free morning and take an afternoon ferry to Bali
• Day 7: Leave from Bali and fly to your next destination.

You would have a glimpse of Ubud by a day Volkswagen safari to its temple, rice terrace, and local villages.

You would head over to car-free Gili Air, followed by an immersive sunset cruise on Jimbaran Bay. Gili Air is the best chill-out island, while if you're looking for bustling nightlife, go to the party island—Gili Trawangan.

You could basket on the postcard-perfect beaches, cycle around the coastline, and go on a snorkeling trip to spot sea turtles and vibrant marine life.

Then return to Bali and fly to your next destination!

7 days is a little bit rushed to explore both Bali and Gili Islands. For a more comfortable beach vacation, check our 10-day itineraries .

How Much Is a 7-Day Bali Trip?

Bali caters to various budgets, ranging from economical to luxury. If you're looking for worry-free travel with your partner or family, you can expect to pay a daily cost from 250 per person on a private basis, offering 30–50% off for kids under 10. For further pricing details, you can see our 7-Day Private Bali Natural & Cultural Immersion (from US$1699 per person).

Specializing in customized private tours, traveling with us is also helpful to optimize your costs. You'd have the best-rated personalized travel experience with worry-free private transfers, character-filled boutique hotels, and smiling private drivers and guides.

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This culturally rich island has millions of tourists every year but the way of life of the Balinese people remains the same. Explore their unique culture evolving in harmony with the nature and experience it along with our uniquely priced Bali travel packages. Balinese people are open to different cultures and welcome people from every corner of the world, but one thing is for sure, they are strictly filled with their beliefs and traditions. Explore the unique culture of this island and knit your own memories for lifetime along with our affordably priced Bali holiday package deals available online.

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Bali is nothing less than a complete tour package with something to offer everyone, from all age groups and different nationality and tastes. Bali with its pristine beaches surrounded by crystal clear water of Indian Ocean, lush mountains, hillsides and landscapes, breathtaking rice terraces and serene coastlines presents you with a special charm.

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Bali also has few worth visiting national parks. With our all-inclusive Bali tour packages visit the lush greenery and rich flora and fauna that create a soothing atmosphere to spend some time of yours.

With huge Banyan trees in villages and temple grounds, tamarind trees in the northern region, clove trees covering the highlands and red flame trees, acacias and mangroves in the southern region, Bali presents you with exceptionally green surroundings.

Along with these, a visit to Bali Botanical Gardens introduces you with some exquisite varieties of flora as well. Bali, along with mesmerising natural settings and breathtaking scenic beauty, has places to visit with architectural and cultural significance.

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Bali has much more than all these to pamper you with. Beautiful natural surroundings, lively and rich culture. luxurious accommodations and soothing spas, exciting sports, etc. are there to greet you with in Bali.

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I Went On A 5-Day Trip To Bali Under ₹15,000 Including Meals, Transfers And Sightseeing

Bali, a gorgeous beach destination welcomes anyone and everyone. The honeymooners, family picnickers and yes, even the backpackers all trot of here for a gorgeous vacation. Avinash Singh a travel enthusiast from Bangalore went on a solo budget trip to Bali in just ₹15,000 including meals, sightseeing and transfers. So he goes on to reveal his 5-day travel itinerary and how he managed to explore the entire Indonesian island in just ₹15,000. Read on to find out his story right from the horse’s mouth. Once you read this itinerary you might be able to make your Bali plans as Bali might welcome tourists by October. 

I’m Avinash An Avid Traveller From Bangalore

Hi Everyone! I’m Avinash Singh from…. It’s a tough one as I spent most of my life in Assam and later hopped around a few cities like Delhi, Mumbai for more than 2 years each. Presently I stay in Bangalore where I work and save fuel. This provides me with the ability to explore this beautiful world. I lost count of cities and states I travelled to in India. But  I have the ultimate goal to see it all. Travelling around India, I also got bitten by the travel bug of finally heading out of the country where I visited Sri Lanka on a solo trip. And there has been nothing stopping me after that. And now as I write this article, I have around 15 stamps on my passport from all around Asia and my recent EuroTrip. Here’s my story of how I visited Bali at a budget of just ₹15,000 for 5 Days ( including flight tickets from Cambodia to Bali). Honeymooners if you’re wondering if Bali of Phuket is the better destination for Indians, you don’t need to think too much. 

Travelling To Bali In ₹ 15,000 For 5 Days

Bali has been on the list of almost everyone from solo to honeymoon travellers. This Indonesian island offers you spectacular gems Kelingking beach and the gushing waterfalls. The most surprising one for me was definitely the Kelingking beach. Trekking here is just mind-blowing. From riding around the beautiful roads to almost being eaten up by a python, there are lots of stories to share with you guys. Let’s keep those stories for some other day. As many of you guys must be interested to know I covered Bali in 5 days on a tight budget (on such a budget, which people spend on their Goa trip) let me focus on that. So here’s how I managed my budget during this international trip. 

Bali Offers Free Visa for Indians

Visa for Indians is free so read this right.  For a 30 days trip, you don’t need any visa when you are in Bali. Just pack your bags and go. So even with just ₹5000 in your pocket, you can definitely feel like a millionaire in Bali. So yes, covering Bali at ₹15000 for 5 days is doable at not even a shoestring budget. Trust me, I had my fair share of Nasi Goreng with some Bali coffee. So for those coffee lovers out there, you can get your Kopi Luwak for as cheap as a dollar per cup. 

Also Read:  Rohan Das’s 6-Day Family Trip To Bali

Airport Transfer Cost From ₹ 40 To ₹ 2000 In Bali

Airport transfer is not a tough one if you are used to Uber and Ola. Indonesia has its giant taxi service called Gojek. And you don’t need a sim to use it.  Connect to the airport Wifi and wait for the drivers to take you towards the city. I had a hostel booked for the night so I took the bike taxi and headed over to Kuta for just ₹ 40. If you are planning to go towards Ubud or somewhere far, check google maps taxi section for the rates comparing Gojek and Grab. I won’t suggest going out and bargaining with local taxi drivers as I have heard bad reviews for that. So try Gojek or Grab if you wish to save a buck for your coffee or Nasi Goreng.

Sim Card Are Priced At ₹ 500 To ₹ 600 In Bali

Cheap sim cards cost you from ₹500 to ₹600 depending on the data you require. Most sim cards come with a month’s validity. For 600 which is less than 10$, I had 10gb of data that worked almost all around the Island. From the top of Mount Batur to the bottom of Kelingking Beach. Ignore airports for sim as they might be costlier instead get it from local vendor shops.

Transportation Around Bali 

Like the airport transfer, you can try Gojek/Grab but many areas like Ubud and Kuta don’t allow them. But you can find people with pamphlets sitting around saying ‘Bike Taxi’. Probably the government does this to support local drivers. But I wasn’t comfortable to travel by these since I wasn’t sure if the prices were regulated.  So you have two options, from renting a scooter which I did to taking taxis if you are part of a bigger group.

Depending on the vehicle, scooter costs anywhere between ₹200 to ₹500 per day. Taxis charge ₹2000 to ₹3000 per day depending on the size of the car. Petrol costs ₹50 to ₹60 per litre. I enquired t he taxi prices at hostels so it should come around to that. If you face any problems you should check with the hostel or hotel desk as they will help you out for sure.

Hostels In Bali Cost From ₹ 280- ₹ 600 Per Night 

I stayed only in hostels but whatever you see online in the booking sites you get that in Bali. I had no surprises when it came to hostels. So if you choose to stay in a hotel, you can definitely get what you see online. It depends on your budget but the best hostel so far during my visit is the New Ubud Hostel. For just ₹ 280 I got an air-conditioned bedroom with breakfast and proper lockers. And it’s a forest-themed one so I witnessed trees all around the property.

Also Read:  Spend A Night Under The Stars At The Bubble Hotel, Bali

Bali Flights Cost From ₹ 5000- ₹ 15,000

Flights are not included in my budget as I flew to Bali at just ₹ 2000 from Cambodia. As I went on a trip to many countries with a 5 day stop in Bali which is less as there’s still so much to see at Java Island, Gili Islands, and lots more if you include the whole of Indonesia. But you can get flights ranging from ₹5000 – ₹15000 round trip depending on when you book it. As there’s sale going on to this destination almost throughout the year.

I Paid Rs ₹ 200- ₹ 500 For Food In Bali

Depending on what you can do and what you prefer to eat you have every option out there in Bali. From vegan to delicious Balinese cuisine you have lots of options to try. And if you are on a budget I would suggest you eat local as that would save you alot of money. 

My 5-Day Itinerary To Bali

And finally,  here’s my itinerary, which you must be waiting for. I have tried to utilize my time as much as I could when I was there. I missed a few places but I enjoyed my time at the few I was able to visit.

Day 1 – Exploring Nusa Penida

My Flight reached Bali or Ngurah Rai International Airport at midnight so I booked a hostel after landing there near Kuta. I did this so I can start the next day heading towards Nusa Penida, the first island I wanted to visit. Most people plan a day trip to that island but I decided to stay for the night.

From Kuta, you need to head over to Sanur beach which I covered on a Gojek bike taxi. From there, I took the speed boat for 200,000 IDR (₹1000) towards the island. You can get return tickets but it’s better to book one way as while returning I got it for 150,000 IDR (₹50,000) discount. I don’t know how I deserved the discount but if you book both ways you are charged the 400,000 IDR (₹2121)

At Nusa Penida, I rented a scooter for the price mentioned above. Here’s a quick tip. Don’t take it from the guys at the dock walk and ask the cafes around. You will get it at 40 to 50%  less, which I did. You must visit  Kelingking Beach, Angel Billabong, Broken Beach and Diamond Beach here. To combat the coronavirus pandemic Bali turned fermeneted palm wine arak into bottles of sanitizer. 

But you might require two days as these take time to reach from one to the other as the roads are quite bad.  And you have to come back before night as there are no street lights. Over and above all this you might also be greeted by a python, which happened to me. The python was relaxing in the middle of the covering the whole width of it.

Day 2 – Visiting Ubud

I left Nusa Penida in the morning and headed over to Ubud. It was time to meet the mountains of Bali. I took a quick  30km ride to reach my hostel. After which I headed over to this beautiful lake temple called Ulun Danu Batur. Once you Google this place you will know properly after the search why I chose it to be the first place to visit even though it was 50km away from Ubud. 

 Just next to the temple was the famous Handara Bali Gate, which was very crowded. So if you are planning to go to Bali you have to ignore the crowd its everywhere. If you can’t, then don’t go there. Bali is a beautiful place which you must enjoy even amid the crowd. The Bali Gate looked beautiful when the sun sank down the mountains. It looked just amazing. At these places, you need to pay entry fees of ₹150 each at the temple and the Bali Gate.

Day 3 – Midnight Trek To Mount Batur

One of the activities you must try in Bali is the Mount Batur night trek. I was tired but booked this at my hostel for ₹2000 which included transportation, food and guide. You can be picked up from almost anywhere in Bali so just check at the place you are staying and they will help you out with the cost.  

The trek started at around 4 am as we had to reach there quite early. They picked us up from our hostels.  We ate a mini breakfast which left us energised to reach the top. It’s not a very tough trek so you can complete it with a mid fitness level. The gorgeous sunrise was definitely worth not sleeping that night. At the end of the trek, you might have to push yourself a little as it’s quite steep. And few surprises await when you start going down which I will let it be a surprise.  After the trek, we were dropped at our hostels and I slept for the whole day and did nothing much after that.

Day 4 – Trip To Bali’s Rice Terraces & Waterfalls

On this day I visited the iconic Bali Rice Terrace farms. This is a farming style later I got to know even India follows at few places. It’s beautiful for sure but a guy from Assam with rice fields all around him doesn’t get that excited for it. But you should check it out, I went to the Tegalalang Rice Terrace which is the most famous in Ubud. This has swings and the famous romantic egg made of bamboo. Here you can click some beautiful pictures.

I also visited the Tukad Cepung Waterfall and Tibumana Waterfall. These two waterfalls are located around 20 to 30kms away from the city. And I would suggest you at least visit 3 sightseeing spots a day in Bali. So take your time and take dip in the Tibumana waterfall. 

Day 5 – Experiencing Uluwatu Temple 

My last day in Bali was a bitter-sweet one. I couldn’t believe my entire 5-day trip to Bali was almost over. So I started my day riding all over to Kuta where I booked my stay. I stayed around 1 km from the beach, which I, unfortunately, couldn’t visit. 

After checking into my hotel, I was ready to head out. I planned to see the Uluwatu Temple which was about 25 km away from Kuta. To enter the temple I had to wear a Sarong to cover my legs. You can also walk around the pathway on the edge of the cliff to see the picturesque view of the temple from on top of the sea. You are not allowed to enter the temple. But can wait till evening to see the Kecak Fire Dance which is performed daily. I was on a tight schedule that day so had to miss it. But don’t blame me for that.

Firstly Kuta beach is not a place to visit at night there’s nothing and it’s dark. You can walk on the other side. When it comes to partying, enjoy the nightlife at hard rock cafes and local pubs with live music. But as it was a Thursday night it wasn’t really crowded.   So that was all you needed to know about my trip to Bali of 5 days for ₹ 15,000.  You can too visit Bali at this tight budget, but it definitely depends on your preferences as the Balinese spa and other activities comes at a price. But nevertheless, I do hope you enjoy your stay in Bali as much as I did. 

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Enchanting mornings and beautiful sunrises that would make you want to get up during the early hours of the morning... Treks through the lush green forests that would make you explore more and more of nature... Clear blue waters that would make you take just one more dip in the sea... And, mesmerizing sunsets that would make you want to stay back for just another evening... just another day... Well, this is  Bali Tourism  for you, and for all of us! If you're a backpacker, surfing enthusiast, or diver- we have something of interest for you! If you're simply looking for a relaxing holiday with your friends, family or loved ones- well, Thomas Cook India has something for you, too! We may be yet to discover the kind of Bali trip package that would suit you, but we already have discovered one thing- Bali is an island you will like, for both its hippy vibe and spiritual charm. You can spend your evenings peacefully in one (or some) of the many temples or monasteries there or can rejuvenate your spirits by spending time at the many beachside shacks and cafes. So, in order to enjoy your vacation to the fullest, make sure to look for Bali packages that cover all your vacation requirements.

Best time to visit Bali

Before you start looking for available Bali holiday packages, make sure to decide the right time for your trip. The best time to visit Bali is between May and October. Since this is the dry or the summer season, one can make use of the Various activities in Bali and opportunities that this scenic place has to offer. Also, don't forget to check out our buy 1 get 1 offer on Bali trips on Thomascook. Of course, Thomas Cook India will guarantee you a seamless, relaxing travelling experience, despite the rush of tourists.

November to March is the wet or the monsoon season in Bali. Though even that is a good time to explore the beaches, it is not as flocked with tourists because of the rain. And, many water sports are closed during that time. You won’t have issues finding the best Bali packages for this season.

The easiest way to reach Bali , Indonesia is by flight. Since Bali is the most popular tourist destination of Indonesia, its airport is connected to several major airports of the world. Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad and Bangalore. 

In what will be a sigh of relief for all our customers, Indian tourists do not need to apply for a visa to travel to Bali. Indonesia provides visa on arrival for Indian tourists for a duration of up to 30 days from the date of travel. However, it is mandatory to carry your passport which must be valid for at least 6 months from the day of your arrival in Bali. Do note that some Bali packages may offer the feature of included or optional flights. However, if you don’t want the inclusion of transportation, you can opt for Bali packages that don’t feature transport.

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• Bali Safari Park
• Tegenungan Waterfall
• Nusa Penida Island
• Tanah Lot Temple
• Besakih Temple
• Ulun Danu Beratan Temple

Bali Safari Park:

Bali Safari Park is a great spot for families to visit and enjoy with their children. The 40 hectare- safari park is one of the biggest animal theme parks in Bali. This open zoo is different, and a must-visit for children as well as adults because this experience is as real as it gets. Animals- like orangutans, hippos, lions, zebras and white tigers- can be spotted roaming freely in large open spaces, without any cages in sight. You can enjoy this site along with several other prominent tourist attractions during your trip by going with the Bali packages offered on our website.

Tegenungan Waterfall:

This mesmerizing waterfall is located amidst luscious green forests, not too far from Ubud. The best part about the waterfall is that at the bottom of it is a natural pool where visitors can take a dip. The Tegenungan Waterfall is best suited for visits during the wet season, from October to March. Look for Bali tour packages that include a visit to this site under sightseeing.

Nusa Penida Island:

Located in south-eastern Bali, the island of Nusa Penida is a place that will take your breath away. Oh, and after you manage to catch it again, it just wouldn’t let you let go of your camera- it is that photogenic. This place does not have a lot of options for overnight stays, so most tourists prefer to make a day trip. The Nusa Penida Island is also a famous spot for snorkeling and scuba diving. Some Bali tour packages may feature a short trip to this island as a standard inclusion.

Tanah Lot Temple:

This 15th century temple is located on a rocky top, surrounded with crashing waves. The highly revered Tanah Lot is a Hindu Temple, popular not just for the calm one is sure to experience in the temple grounds, but also for the sunset views it has to offer. This, dear friends, is just the perfect place to rejuvenate your spirit and soul.

Bali Swing:

Remember the tiny FOMO feeling when you saw your college friend get that perfect picture at that photogenic swing surrounded by just the sea? Well, here’s your chance to do that and more! Head over to the Bali Swing near Ubud rice terraces, and just strike a pose! Not once, not twice but several times as there are three different levels of swings available for you to just strap on and swing away! Not just the Bali Swing, visit all the popular tourist attractions in this Indonesian province with our specially designed Bali travel packages.

Besakih Temple:

The ‘Mother Temple’ of Bali, officially called the Besaikh or Pura Besakih temple is the most famous temple complex in Bali. This temple is exquisite because of its vibe and its location- it rests on the slopes of Mount Agung. Surrounded by picturesque landscape of hills, streams and endless rice fields, the Mother Temple has shrines dedicated to multiple Hindu deities. 

Ulun Danu Beratan Temple:

The 17th century Ulun Danu Beratan Temple is dedicated to the Hindu Trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva, as well as the Lake Goddess, Dewi Danu.

Foods to Eat in Bali

Alongside browsing through available Bali packages, make sure to also look into the exciting regional cuisine. One of the best experiences about visiting exotic places like Bali is the experience related to trying the local cuisines there. The amazing flavour made from blending local spices used through generations is all the reason to try local dishes in Balinese cafes and restaurants, leaving behind (at least for a while) the conventional food we all are so used to eating!

Here’s what you must try dishesh in Bali:

• Fried/Smoked Duck
• Local Ice cream
• Barbeque Food
• Jimbaran Seafood
• Balinese Kopi

Fried/Smoked Duck:

Most menu cards will have Bebek Goreng (Fried Duck) or BebekBetutu (Smoked Duck) as their specialties. If you spot them, well, we are telling you, you must try them! Fried Duck is the conventional seasoned, boiled or steamed deep fried duck. Smoked Duck, on the other hand, is smoked for over 24 hours after being seasoned with local spices. Both are traditional Balinese dishes served with rice, vegetables and dips.

Local Ice cream:

If you thought Bali was just about beaches and swimming and temples, you thought wrong. Bali is also about food- particularly about ice cream! Get ready to spot several small gelatos or cafes that produce their very own, very Balinese ice cream. Once there, make sure you try their local flavours like the red dragon fruit, lemongrass or lychee! There’ll be no regrets, we assure you. Enjoy your dream vacation in Bali with your spouse by opting for the honeymoon special Bali trip packages on our website.

Barbeque Food:

Do you remember reading novels or watching movies where a group of friends just sit at the beach, around the fire and munch of barbequed snacks? Well, this can now very well be a scene out of your life, for the smell of charcoal-grilled meat is so tempting- something we must not ignore and indulge in! What makes Balinese barbeque food stand out from others is its seamless blend of sweet, savoury and slightly smoky taste with the perfect balance of meat and spices. So, make sure to try the Balinese barbecue food during your Bali tour.

Jimbaran Seafood:

This category of food is available at all the shacks along the Jimbaran beach. Cafes and shacks that specialize in Jimbaran seafood let their customers pick the sea food either from the a la carte menu or offer pre-set meals for more than two people.

Balinese Kopi:

What is even a vacation without some relaxing coffee? The Balinese Kopi, or coffee, is famous and for all the right reasons- it blends coffee grown in fertile volcanic lands. The stalls on main roads, or on beaches offer varieties of coffees- hot and cold. Let us handle the aspect of meals alongside accommodations, sightseeing, flights, etc., while you enjoy your dream vacation by going with Bali travel packages offered by Thomas Cook.

Things to Do in Bali

Bali, often referred to as the "Island of the Gods," is a mesmerizing destination known for its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and diverse range of activities. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion, Bali has something for everyone. Here's a list of things to do in Bali to make the most of your visit:

• White Water Rafting in Ayung River
• Surfing in Padang Padang and Kuta
• Join a Balinese cooking class
• Sunrise Trek to Mount Batur
• Bathe in the Pura TirtaEmpul Temple
• Museum hopping
• Watch and enjoy a traditional dance
• Explore the Artisans Village

White Water Rafting in Ayung River:

The Ayung River near Ubud is Bali’s longest and largest rapids. Just thinking about rafting in Ayung River is giving us the thrills! To add a big and red cherry on the cake, let us also tell you that the Ayung River is set in a beautiful backdrop of wild, unspoiled jungle, scenic rice fields and towering gorges. What you must expect from White Water Rafting in Ayung River is refreshing waterfalls, swirling foamy water, sudden drops and lots and lots of adrenaline rush! For the best adventure experience, opt for Bali packages that include these activities as standard attributes.

Surfing in Padang Padang and Kuta:

Can we really talk about beaches without talking about surfing? What an injustice it would be! Padang Padang Beach, in Bukit Peninsula (north-west coast) is one of the most famous surf spots of Bali and is visited by surfers from around the world. What’s more, Padang Padang is also host to international surfing events like Rip Curl Cup Padang.

For beginners, however, heading to the Kuta beach will be a safer and more enjoyable surfing experience. This beach has several surfing schools, too.

Join a Balinese cooking class:

Yes, this is as unusual for us as it would seem to you! But, believe it or not, as part of a Bali Tour Package, you can join a home cooking class where you will be taught by locals the secret of authentic Balinese cooking. These cooking classes are coupled with market tours to find fresh vegetables, aromatic spices and other ingredients.

Sunrise Trek to Mount Batur:

The sunrise view from Mount Batur is one of the most exquisite views in the entire region of Bali. An early morning trek up Mount Batur is famous just for the views. Since Mount Batur is one of the active volcanoes in Bali, your visit needs to be accompanied by a certified local guide. Bali tours are incomplete without going for this mesmerising trek, so make sure to go for this experience.

Bathe in the Pura TirtaEmpul Temple:

A national heritage site, the TirtaEmpul Temple in Manukaya Village is a temple dating back to 960 AD. This legendary temple has a sacred water spring which is said to have healing properties. The Pura TirtaEmpul Temple is frequented by tourists from across the world who come to take a bath in the blessed water. Get to enjoy similar delightful experiences by opting for Bali travel packages from our website.

Museum hopping:

Bali is not entirely about beaches. It is also about cultural sights like museums and galleries. The Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) is the place to go to explore the creative arts of Bali- it features Balinese architecture. Its creativity is heightened by its location- it is set amidst tropical gardens. The museum also hosts gamelan orchestras, woodcarvings, dance performances, history and indigenous fabrics. Museum visits are often included as a part of popular Bali packages.

Watch and enjoy a traditional dance:

One of the things to do in Bali is watch performances of Balinese dance forms such as Legong, Topeng, Kecak and Barong. These performances happen in multiple venues, one of which is the Ubud Palace where Balinese girls, dressed in traditional attire, dance to recite Hindu epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata.

Explore the Artisans Village:

It is often said that the best way to explore a region is to explore its culture through its people. We agree with this, completely. And, what better way to explore a place’s culture than through its artists? Bali offers you trips and visits to its artisans’ villages where you can interact with and learn from the artisan’s crafts of great varieties. Celuk village is known for its silversmiths- here, you can not only shop for high-quality silver jewellery, but can also learn how to craft them. Batuan village in Ubud is another artisan village. This one is famous for traditional Balinese paintings. Here, you can get hands-on lessons on traditional Balinese art, wood carving and dancing. 

Step out of your geographical boundaries and into this diverse land of relaxation, exploration and fun! Book your trip to Bali with offer through Thomas Cook India now, and give us the chance to make this vacation the vacation of your dreams!

Best Beaches in Bali 

Bali houses some of the world’s most beautiful and renowned beaches. So, when visiting this province of Indonesia, make sure to spend some quality time by the beachside with your partner, family members or friends. Following is a list of some of the most popular beaches you can add to your Bali tour itinerary;

Jimbaran Beach

Jimbaran Beach is one of the most well-known beaches you can check out during your Bali tour. It is a beautiful tourist landmark that features a wide number of luxurious beachfront resorts and restaurants. Stretching a total of 4 kilometres in length, this pristine white sand beach is located in South Bali, on the west end of the narrow stretch of land that connects Bukit Peninsula with mainland Bali. The serene ambience mixed with the sound of the gushing waves and the panoramic view of the ocean makes it a great spot to spend time during both the day and the evening. Most Bali tour packages have Jimbaran Beach included in their trip itinerary. 

During your Bali tour, make sure to check out the renowned Kuta Beach. Located just a few kilometres from the Bali Airport, this beach is known for its remarkable beauty and also for offering some of the best sunset views in the region. It is also one of the busiest beaches in Bali, thanks to the availability of numerous budget-friendly beach clubs, food and accommodation options nearby. You can easily find Kuta Beach in the tour itinerary of most Bali trip packages. In addition to spending some time by the golden sand and appreciating the beauty of the surroundings, tourists can participate in a number of fun activities at Kuta Beach, which includes things like scuba diving, shopping at the night market, surfing, checking out nearby tourist landmarks, kite flying, experiencing the lively nightlife at the place, etc.

Nusa Dua Beach

Nusa Dua Beach in Bali is another prominent beach site that remains filled with tourists around the year. It is also sometimes referred to as an “all-inclusive beach” due to the presence of several amenities close by, such as hotels, markets and shopping malls, an 18-hole golf course, museums and other tourist attractions, etc. As for the beach itself, the white sand and the blue water make up for an astounding scenic view. It is also a great site for scuba diving due to its clear ocean water and the presence of beautiful corals and marine life nearby. Other fun things one can do at Nusa Dua Beach during your Bali tour include aquatic parasailing, boating, scuba diving, swimming, jet skiing, snorkelling, getting a traditional massage, etc. Consider looking for Bali tour packages that include this beach under its planned itinerary. 

Seminyak Beach

Seminyak Beach is among the most notable beaches you can visit during your Bali tour. The beach is mainly known for its laid-back ambience, scenic beauty, and the availability of top luxury waterfront resorts/villas. Seminyak Beach is also a must-visit site for individuals who want to enjoy watersports, witness the beautiful sunset and engage in the vibrant nightlife of Bali. Fun activities that you can be a part of at Seminyak Beach in Bali include swimming in the bubbling cold water, exploring the shoreline on horseback, surfing on gigantic waves, enjoying a relaxing sunbathing session, etc. Have a wonderful time by the beachside with your loved one by going with our professionally designed Bali trip packages. 

Popularly known as the “Land of Thousand Temples”, it is no wonder that this island is home to some of the most important and well-known religious shrines in the country. Here are some of the most popular temples that you can include in your Bali tour itinerary;

Uluwatu Temple

The Uluwatu temple is one of the best places to visit in Bali for religious tours. Nestled on top of a cliff, roughly 70 metres above sea level, this temple welcomes thousands of devotees and tourists on their Bali tours and travels. Locally known as “Pura Luhur Uluwatu”, the shrine is dedicated to the deity Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa as Rudra. Besides its religious significance and alluring surrounding beauty, one of the main highlights of this temple is the Kecak Dance Performance, which is based on the Ramayana and takes place every day between 6-7 P.M. on an adjacent cliff-top stage. You can easily find Bali tour packages that include a visit to this temple. 

Pura Bratan Temple

Pura Bratan, or the Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, is one of the most beautiful tourist places you can check out during your Bali tour. Located on the west of Lake Bratan in Bedugul, the Pura Ulun Danu Beratan is affiliated with Hinduism and features three shrines dedicated to Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva. The Pagoda-style temple architecture, a “floating” appearance due to the surrounding lake and the backdrop of the Bedugul mountains make this site one of the most beautiful religious landmarks in Bali. It is one of the most-visited tourist landmarks in the region, commonly found in popular Bali tour packages.

Located approximately 5 kilometres from the centre of Ubud, Goa Gajah is one of the most popular cultural and spiritual places to visit in Bali. Also called the “Elephant Cave”, Goa Gajah is a temple cave that features several intricate carvings and relics belonging to Buddhism and Shaivism. The temple complex is home to several attractions, such as the detailed cave entrance, an ancient pool, intricate stonework and relics, etc., all of which will leave you captivated. It is best to go for Bali tour packages that feature this site as a standard inclusion. 

Taman Saraswati Temple

The Pura Taman Saraswati, also known as Ubud Water Palace, is one of the most significant religious landmarks you can visit during your Bali tour. Located at the heart of the Ubud town centre, it is a Balinese Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Saraswati. The Pura Taman Saraswati is known for its exceptional temple architecture. The massive temple complex houses a beautiful lotus pond and water garden, which are two main highlights of the site. Tourists can also check out the Cafe Lotus for some delicious snacks and witness traditional dance performances at this location.

Bali Currency 

As this province is a part of Indonesia, the official Bali currency is also the Indonesian Rupiah. It is denoted by the symbol “Rp” and the currency code “IDR”. A single rupiah can be divided into 100 cents (locally called “sen”). In terms of coins, the denominations available are Rp50, Rp100, Rp200, Rp500 and Rp1000. As for banknotes, the denominations available are Rp1,000, Rp2,000, Rp5,000, Rp10,000, Rp20,000, Rp50,000 and Rp100,000. Currently, the value of 1 Indonesian Rupiah is equal to 0.0054 INR. As the Indonesian Rupiah is the only accepted currency in Bali, tourists visiting this Indonesian Province will need to acquire its official currency to make legitimate payments towards their purchases and used services during their stay. You can easily acquire foreign currency for your Bali tour (in both cash and forex travel card forms) by opting for the online foreign exchange services offered by Thomas Cook. To do so, you will need to visit the official forex page, choose the correct details (like preferred check rate, currency type and forex amount) and provide your contact details to get a quote. After that, you can proceed with the online payment option and select your preferred delivery type. Finally, after payment confirmation, you will receive your order receipt and the foreign currency for your Bali tour within the appointed time.

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• Our Bali Trip From India Was All About Fun, Delicious Food, And Little Adventures!

My wife and I had been looking at pictures of Bali and were extremely smitten. The next day I said “Let’s take a vacation!”. Well, that’s how the story started and the rest is history. To describe Bali’s beauty would be a difficult task and you would have to experience it to truly know. The beaches will take your breath away and the temples will leave with a sense of calm and peace. This was one of the best holidays we had and made everlasting memories.

Just as we had finalized upon the destination, we started looking for packages online. Bali trip costs can be quite expensive and we were on a budget. We compared different websites and decided to go with TravelTriangle for their competitive prices. At first we had our doubts, but now that we are back home, we don’t think our Bali trip from India could have been any better.

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Details of our holiday in bali, experiences to have on a 6 day bali trip from india, highlights of our bali trip from india, do’s and don’ts, what to pack, how to reach bali, our experience with traveltriangle, common queries you may have about bali trip from india.

Trip Type: Romantic Trip Cost: INR 82500 No. Of People: 2 Duration: 6 Days 5 Nights Inclusions: Accommodation, Airfare, Visa, Breakfast, Airport Transfer, AC Cab, Sightseeing, Bedugul Temple Tour, Ubud Village, Nusa Penida Island Tour, Kintamani Volcano Exclusions: Lunch, Dinner, Travel Insurance, Personal Expenses

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There are so many places where we could have enjoyed a beach holiday, but we chose Bali because it is the perfect combination of beauty, adventure, and culture. And we cannot forget to mention the hospitality of the people of Bali who warmly welcomed us and made us feel right at home.

1. Nusa Penida: A Few Hours In Paradise

As we landed in Bali, we were received by our driver and transferred to our hotel. We spent the evening relaxing and later had for a delicious Indian dinner. The next day we woke up early in the morning, full of excitement for a Bali island tour. After all, we were on our way to Nusa Penida, a paradise in its true sense. Our driver was waiting at the hotel to drive us to the Sanur Harbour where we were to catch our boat to the island.

As we arrived on the island, we were greeted by another driver who assisted us during our tour of the island. Taking in the sights of Angel Billabong, and Kelkimg cliff, we couldn’t have been more star struck. We also visited the broken beach which is a great place to enjoy the sunset. While a lot of people miss out on this island on their trip to Bali, I would recommend to totally add this to your itinerary. After a day all spent, we called it a night and head back to our hotel.

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2. Bedugul Temple Tour: A Day Spent In Serenity

The next morning, we woke up to another action packed day. This day was all about getting a glimpse of the local culture of the city. We visited the Ulun Danu Beratan Temple as well as the famous Tanah Lot Temple during the tour. It was a wonderful experience and we would definitely recommend stopping by the Bedugul Temple Lake for a while. After a tour of the temples, it was evening so we headed back to our hotel for some rest.

3. Kintamani Volcano: A Splendid Sight

During our Bali trip from Kolkata, we also visited the famous active volcano, Mount Batur. We reveled in the beauty of the Crater Lake and took some wonderful pictures here. This definitely one of the best places to visit in Bali and something you should definitely have on your itinerary. Later in the evening, we head to Ubud village for souvenir shopping and street food.

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4. Goa Gajah: Into The Elephant Caves

After a trip to Ubud village, it was time to head to Goa Gajah which is set in the village of Bedulu. On our way there we also stopped at Tegenungan waterfalls to spend some time by the water. After a refreshing break, we hit the road again. Upon arrival, we were mesmerized by the beauty of the place. To get into the temple you will need a Sarong which you can hire or carry with yourself.

5. Kendera: The Pool Villa Experience

Our Bali budget trip from India would have been incomplete without enjoying the experience of a private pool villa. We went for Vrindavan Ubud Villa which is located in Kendera. We were warmly welcomed with a delicious welcome drink and directed to our villa. Surrounded by rice fields, the ambiance for amazing and we had a wonderful time. We also visited the Kuta beach during the day we spent there. It was a great way to end out already fabulous trip to Bali.

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I would have to say that my wife and I enjoyed Nusa Penida and the Bedugul Temple tour the most. The island was beyond spectacular while the temple tour was nothing short of mesmerizing. We also loved our pool villa, it was so hard to say goodbye to Bali!

• Do explore all the impeccable tourist attrations on your trip.
• Plan your trip to Bali from India beforehand and book your flights as well.
• Do wear decent clothes when you are visting the religious places in Bali.
• Don’t litter 
• Don’t forget to wear a sunscreen while relaxing on the beaches.

Here is the list of things that you can buy on your honeymoon in Bali!

• Cotton t-shirts, skirts, dresses and trousers.
• Sunscreen, Sunglasses, hats and umbrella.

The best way to reach Bali is by flight and you can easily board India to bali flight from any major airport in India. You will reach Bali in aorund 9 hours.

It was a blast! Like I said, at first we were hesitant, but after speaking to our travel advisor, Siddharth we didn’t have any doubts. He created a WhatsApp group with us and check in on us every day to make sure we were comfortable and were enjoying our holiday. It was a nice touch and made us feel taken care of. We’ll be back again for another holiday soon!

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There is no vacation better than the one spent by the ocean, enjoying some delicious meals along with the beautiful sunset. Bali is just the kind of rejuvenation one needs to take a break from the routines of daily life. If you too want to enjoy a fantastic holiday experience with your loved ones, customize your own Bali trip at TravelTriangle.

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How much does a Bali trip cost?

Bali trip costs can vary depending on where you stay. We spend the first 4 days in a hotel and day 5 in a private pool villa. That being said, for a couple, INR 80000 would suffice including the airfare. However, if you plan of shopping a lot, you’ll have to increase the budget.

What is the best month to go to Bali?

I would say April since that’s the time we visited. It is just after the rainy season, so the weather is pleasant and not too hot. You can also visit Bali in August which we heard was the peak season.

How many days should one spend in Bali?

Anytime between a week and 10 days would be enough to enjoy the best of Bali. If you want to explore the underrated islands and areas around Bali, then you can take it up to 12-15 days as well.

Which is the best area to stay in Bali?

If you want to stay in the heart of action, then Ubud and Kuta and definitely the places to stay in Bali. Shops, restaurants and tourist attractions are close by and easily accessible.

Is food and drink expensive in Bali?

No, we didn’t find the food and drinks to be expensive in Bali. Drinking water, however, did seem a little pricey. Food, on the other hand, was delicious, there were plenty of options and everything was reasonably priced.

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