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Indonesia trip tips: <\/h3>\n
How to get there:<\/strong> Jakarta\u2019s Soekarno-Hatta International<\/a> Airport and Bali\u2019s Ngurah Rai International Airport are the main international airports.<\/p>\n Best time to visit indonesia:<\/strong> June to September<\/p>\n Currency: <\/strong>The currency in Indonesia is the rupiah.<\/p>\n Daily Expenditure<\/strong>: (Food+Accomodation+General Expenses)<\/em><\/p>\n The Gili Islands are known as the Maldives of Southeast Asia<\/a> and are also the center for partying! These are the three sister islands we are going to explore: Gili Trawangan<\/a>, Gili Meno, and Gili Air<\/a>. The islands are just a boat ride away from each other and only take 15 minutes.<\/p>\n How to get there: <\/strong>Fly into Lombok International Airport<\/p>\n Accommodation<\/strong>: Stay in Gili Trangwan if you want to experience more of the nightlife. Otherwise, Lombok has some great quiet places to stay.<\/p>\n Small Gili Meno \u2013<\/strong>This one is the smallest of the three and has quiet beaches<\/a> perfect for a solo or romantic getaway. It is also a very famous diving spot\u00a0and home to the Gili Meno Wall, where you can spot turtles, colorful corals, moray eels, Spanish dancers, and a variety of crustaceans. And, for all the animal lovers, Meno also has a bird park and turtle sanctuary. So, you can choose whether to spend an idyllic day at the beach or explore marine life.<\/p>\n Popular Gili Trangwan \u2013<\/strong>This is the most popular destination out of the Gili Islands and has a lot of fun activities. Here\u2019s what you can do:<\/p>\n Laid-back Gili Air \u2013 <\/strong>Gili Air is closest to Lombok and is a good mix of the other two islands. The island has great nightlife and offbeat spots for a laid-back vacation. During high season, Gili Air thumps with loud and colorful parties. It is also a pretty good spot for snorkeling and swimming.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t forget to check out\u00a0JoinMyTrip<\/a>\u00a0for\u00a0unique trips<\/a>\u00a0happening in Indonesia and all around the world to start traveling with\u00a0like-minded travelers<\/a>!<\/p>\n On most traveler\u2019s bucket list is Bali<\/a>. With its idyllic beaches, lush rice fields, and exotic sunsets, the islands have so much to offer, it could be a separate trip altogether. But since you may be coming for a short stay, the main places, attractions, and activities in Bali are given in this Bali and Gili Islands travel guide. For those who are planning to stay longer, this Bali and Gili Islands travel guide will help you eat, pray, and party in Bali for 14 days!<\/p>\n Accommodation: <\/strong>All the islands and towns mentioned have a wide range of budget options, including hostels, resorts, and boutique stay.<\/p>\n How to get there: <\/strong>Take the public ferry from the Gili Islands to Bali.<\/p>\n This is your first destination in Bali because it\u2019s near the airport. If you\u2019re looking for an affordable place to stay, then Kuta is the best town to stay in. Here are the things you can do in Kuta and Seminyak<\/a>:<\/p>\n One of the most popular destinations in Bali is Ubud<\/a> and is known for traditional crafts and dance performances, lush, green rainforests, pretty rice fields, and many shrines and temples. Here\u2019s what you can see in Ubud:<\/p>\n There are some magnificent temples around Ubud that showcase Balinese architecture. You should not miss Tirta Empul (a holy mountain spring and a national cultural heritage landmark); Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave); Gunung Kawi; and Taman Saraswati temple.<\/p>\n It is a nature reserve, a temple, and the natural habitat of the Balinese long-tailed monkey. It is home to over 700 monkeys and 186 species of trees.<\/p>\n The terraced rice fields are one of the most sought-after tourist spots in Bali. This area uses a traditional Balinese irrigation system, Subak, which is said to have been started in the eighth century. In March and April, the paddies are bursting with green.<\/p>\n The market has a vibrant collection of arts and crafts. It is open daily. Even if you aren\u2019t shopping, you should stop by in order to see traditional craftsmanship and artistry up close.<\/p>\n This walkway goes up and down a ridge that runs along with rice fields and palm trees. This is a pleasant trek, especially early in the morning when there aren\u2019t too many tourists are around.<\/p>\n One cannot leave Bali without having their own swing moment. The best of these Instagram-famous swings are located in Ubud and are worth the rush of swinging over the trees and that cool click.<\/p>\n Ubud is known for its waterfalls. Here is a list of waterfalls that not many people know about; Tukad Cepung, Tibumana, Nungnung Waterfall, and Tegenungan Waterfall.<\/p>\n Have we inspired you to start creating your own trip and share your travel experiences with other like-minded travelers? Become a\u00a0TripLeader<\/a>\u00a0and start\u00a0leading<\/a>\u00a0your very own trip today!<\/p>\n The island, Amed<\/a> is a lesser-known spot in Bali but is a great place with scenic views. Here you can just relax on the beach or go snorkeling.<\/p>\n This resort village is known for its beaches, Canggu<\/a> and Echo. There are also lots of clubs and spas. The sunset at Echo Beach is something every traveler to the island. Plus, Canguu also has bustling markets and lots of places for yoga practice.<\/p>\n A visit to Pura Luhur Uluwatu<\/a>, a Balinese temple, is a highlight of a trip to Uluwatu. It is one of the Sad Kahyangan Temples in Bali (six big groups of Bali Temples). The beaches of Uluwatu are perfect for lazy beach days or surf lessons.<\/p>\n Explore\u00a0unique trips<\/a>\u00a0to\u00a0over 200+ destinations with\u00a0JoinMyTrip<\/a>, and join the world\u2019s biggest community of trustworthy travelers today! Share costs and memories while you just sit back and relax. <\/p>\n An island close to Bali <\/a>that is known for its serene beaches and clear, blue water teeming with sea life called Nusa Lembongan is waiting. If you are looking for serenity and natural beauty, then Nusa Lembongan is the place to be.\u00a0<\/p>\n Accommodation: <\/strong>Both Jungut Batu Beach and Mushroom Bay are good options because you can easily reach other parts of the island from there.<\/p>\n How to get there: <\/strong>\u00a0You can take a 30-minute boat ride from Sanur harbor or Serangan harbor to reach Nusa Lembongan.<\/strong><\/p>\n The Nusa Ceningan island makes a nice day trip from Nusa Lembongan, because it has:\u00a0<\/p>\n Indonesia<\/a> is full of wonders and there are so many things to do there. If you love unique sites and adventures, you will want to use this Bali and Gili Islands travel guide, because everything you need is here. Don\u2019t forget to pack your thirst for adventure! <\/p>\n No trips planned yet? Check out\u00a0JoinMyTrip<\/a>\u00a0to kick start your incredible adventure! Start planning your very own trip now and find like-minded\u00a0travel mates<\/a>\u00a0to join or join already planned trips.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n
Getaway to Bali and Gili Islands:<\/strong><\/h3>\n
The Gili Islands (3 Days) <\/h3>\n
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\nBali (14 Days)\u00a0<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Kuta and Seminyak<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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Ubud<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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The<\/strong> Ubud Monkey Forest<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Tegalalang Rice Fields<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Ubud Art Market<\/h5>\n
Campuhan Ridge Walk<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Bali Swing Moment<\/h5>\n
Waterfalls<\/h5>\n
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\nAmed<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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\nEnchanting Nusa Lembongan<\/strong> (4 days)<\/h3>\n
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Nusa Ceningan<\/h4>\n
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