Tirtagangga built by a Balinese Raja in 1947 this is the site of a beautiful water palace, built by the last king of Karangasem, Anak Agung Anglurah Ketut, in 1947. Much of it was destroyed by the 1963 eruption, but the famous bathing pools remained intact. This is a place of great peace, and an excellent stopover when you're touring east Bali.
Amed Ploughing fields on the edge of the ocean at Amed.. The driver started to 'show off' for the camera and the oxen took off throwing him to the ground, much to his embarrassment and the amusement of his friends
Candi Dasa Located on the northeastern coast of Bali, is the small village of Candidasa. A tranquil coastal area nestled between the Lombok Strait to the east and mountains to the west, Candidasa is within close proximity to many historical landmarks of Bali including Bali's mother temple, Pura Besakih, Tenganan (the aboriginal people of Bali) as well as the ferry terminal to Lombok.
Taman Ujung Located in southwestern Bali just minutes from the airport lies Kuta. One of the world's most famous beaches, Kuta first attracted Western surfers with its world renowned surf break followed closely behind by sun worshipers and party goers attracted to its wide stretches of white sandy beach and budget accommodations, cheap restaurants and exciting night life.
Tenganan Nusa Dua, with it's arid climate and unarable land was once one of the less productive areas of Bali, is now a thriving tourist district with a host of international five star hotels that will pamper you to no end, as well as one of Asia's best golf courses and one of the largest shopping complexes in Bali.
Besakih The enchanted island of Nusa Lembongan lies just 20 kms east of mainland Bali. Reachable only by boat this natural, unspoiled island with its clear calm waters is ideal for numerous water activities, including diving, snorkeling and fishing and so on. Until recently, the inhabitants were mainly seaweed farmers and fishermen.
Tirta Gangga Known for its mysticism and for having the first star rated resort in Bali, Sanur is still considered today as one of the areas in Bali where you can feel the true spirit of Bali. Quiet and relatively laid back Sanur has a certain flair about it that appeals to just about everyone.
Tirtagangga built by a Balinese Raja in 1947 this is the site of a beautiful water palace, built by the last king of Karangasem, Anak Agung Anglurah Ketut, in 1947. Much of it was destroyed by the 1963 eruption, but the famous bathing pools remained intact. This is a place of great peace, and an excellent stopover when you're touring east Bali. 
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