I Want to Go to Bali With Travelar.com (Travelar Bloggers Contest)

The folks from Nuffnang, Travelar.com and DiGi are organizing a contest, giving away 5 awesome travel prizes to the lucky winners and needless to say, I want to try my luck scoring those amazing holidays which includes Yangon and Bali! Hence, this is my pictorial answer to why I want to go to Bali with Travelar.com.

1) Temples

Bali has some of the most amazing and unique temples that I have ever come across in photos and I simply must see it in person.

Taman Ayun Temple (via baliholiday99.blogspot.com)

Tanah Lot (via thetouristattractions.blogspot.com)

Uluwatu Temple (via balitourservices.com)

I mean, just look at these few temples! Breath-taking, isn't it?

2) Beaches

Being a paradise island, there's no doubt how beautiful the many beaches of Bali are and each one of them caters to different types of tourists. From the well-developed like Kuta and Seminyak to the more obscure beaches along North Bali, you can definitely find what you are looking for. And after a day of sunbathing by the sandy beach or swimming with the sea creatures, there is no better way to end a perfect day than watching the sunset. Writing it myself just amplifies my urges to see for myself.

Kuta Beach (via bubblews.com)

Sunset in Seminyak Beach (via blog.baliwww.com)

3) Rice Terraces and Volcanoes

In short, the landscapes in Bali are as diverse as its culture and festivals. From pristine beaches to volcanic mountains to terraced paddy fields, Mother Nature sure love this Indonesian island. Hence, the nickname, the Island of the Gods.

Bali's Mount Agung (via indonesia-tourism.com)

Just lovely (via mi9.com)

4) Festivals and Cultures

I read tales that almost everyday you will come across one festival or another. Not sure how true is it but I would love to be witness of one when I am in Bali. If luck is not on my side, there are Balinese dances for me to learn and enjoy.

Balinese dance (via indonesia.travel)

The colourful nature of Balinese is just something you have to see for yourself and I hope to do so with Travelar.com.