The hill where the large Banyan tree grows as it has been named; this beautiful lush green hill located in the countryside of Bali is renowned for its awe inspiring scenery. The rice fields below and a winding road that leads to the turquoise sea that surrounds Bali paints a picture perfect setting not too far away from the Indonesia’s most famous coastal town.
Many tourists visit Bali for one reason and one reason alone, and that would be the pristine white beaches surrounded by the spectacular sea. However there are plenty of things to do here that are perfect to break away from all that sun. Bukit Jambul with its refreshing atmosphere and fine restaurants is a favourite among travellers. The panoramic view is set to be one of the best on the islands and the tropical atmosphere sweeps tourists off their feet.
Located on the eastern part of Bali, the ride to Bukit Jambul takes about 1.5 hours from Denpasar city. The Besakih temple is a must visit while you are here. Although it is not a major temple visited by thousands unlike the other important temples in Bali, it has interesting Indonesian architectural elements admired by many. The name was given by a tourist who noticed this magnificent hill as it stood out against its beautiful surroundings, during the Dutch invasion. The hill also has a Hindu temple called Pura Pucak Sari surrounded by big trees and rice fields beneath.
Looking for a place to reside in? You are spoilt for choice here. Bali resorts have created a class of their own with their truly authentic hospitality and ambience. Among Uluwatu hotels known for luxury Anantara Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa stands out as one that provides unparalleled luxuries to its guests within their exotic settings. Experience the best of Bali as you discover this beautiful coastal town at your own pace. With star class service standards and state of the art amenities this hotel keeps true to Bali’s promise every step of the way. So head over to pace through the rice fields with the island breeze on your face, while the Indian ocean hums in the distance.
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