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Rising 1,717 metres from the centre of a vast caldera in northeast Bali, this active volcano offers one of the island's most sought-after experiences: a pre-dawn trek to the summit to watch sunrise paint the sky above Lake Batur and Mount Agung. It last erupted in 2000, and steam still curls from its crater rim. Boots crunch across loose volcanic gravel in torchlight silence. At the summit, a cold wind gives way to warmth as the first amber glow breaks behind Mount Agung, illuminating the caldera, the glassy lake, and distant ocean. - One of Bali's most popular and highest-rated outdoor activities - 4.8/5 average rating across major booking platforms - Featured in global travel lists as a bucket-list sunrise experience 🌅 - Visitors call it the most rewarding early-morning wake-up of their trip

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Dating to 962 AD during the Warmadewa dynasty, this sacred water temple in Tampaksiring draws pilgrims and travellers alike to its crystal-clear purification pools. It remains one of the few Balinese temples where visitors can participate in a living ritual. Cool spring water rushes from carved stone spouts into emerald pools. The rhythmic splash of purification and quiet murmur of prayer fill the courtyard while incense smoke spirals upward. - • Over 1,000 years old — one of Bali's most significant Hindu water temples - • Featured in numerous 'must-do Bali experiences' lists globally - • Visitors consistently praise the melukat ceremony as a life-changing ritual - • Adjacent to the former Indonesian Presidential Palace built for Soekarno

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Perched on the southwestern coast of Nusa Penida, this dramatic limestone headland — shaped like a Tyrannosaurus Rex — plunges hundreds of metres to a white-sand cove lapped by electric-blue water. It has become one of Indonesia's most iconic viewpoints. Wind whips across the clifftop as waves crash far below. The scale silences conversation — all you hear is surf, birdsong, and the click of camera shutters. - • One of the most photographed locations in all of Indonesia - • T-Rex-shaped cliff featured globally on travel covers and social feeds - • Visitors describe the viewpoint as 'breathtaking' and 'once-in-a-lifetime' 🦕

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A late-afternoon half-day tour from south Bali that pairs Uluwatu Temple's cliff walk with the open-air Kecak and Fire Dance amphitheatre performance. The temple sits 70 metres above the Indian Ocean, and the dance is staged at sunset against this backdrop. The price covers transfer, temple entry, sarong rental and a reserved seat at the show. Small-group and shared-coach versions are available. - Uluwatu's Kecak Fire Dance is the most attended cultural performance on the island, regularly cited in CNN, Conde Nast and BBC Travel features. - The temple is one of Bali's six Sad Kahyangan, the spiritual pillars of the island's Hindu landscape. - Reviewers consistently describe the open-air amphitheatre, sunset light and live chanting as the single most memorable evening experience in south Bali. - The cliff walk before the show offers some of the island's most photographed surf-break views.

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