Things to do in Bali

White Water Rafting

These two hours, visually spectacular rafting trip on the Ayung and Telaga Waja River is a mix of excitement, fun and breathtaking views.

Carving through some of Bali most fantastic landscape, provide a thrill from the moment you push off from the river banks.

Highly trained river guides and welcoming operational staff, make this trip the most memorable experience of your stay in Bali.

A must while you are in Bali

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Mount Batur Trekking

A climb to the summit of Mount Batur – 1,717 meters and still an active volcano - to watch the sunrise is a great experience for more energetic travelers. This is an easy climb of about 2 hours and local guides abound. You do not need to be in peak physical shape to complete this trek. Be the first one to admire the Sun rise from the highest peak of Mount Batur.

Bali Massage and Spa

Balinese believe that the body, mind and spirit work in harmony. The health and well being of all make the whole happy.

Massage releases tension, frees the muscle tissues of toxins and improves the body’s circulation of blood and healing power.Reflexology or Foot Massage relieves stress from specific areas in the feet that are in harmony with other areas of the body and increases the rejuvenating and revitalizing powers of the whole being.

Street food in Bali

The food you find along Bali's bustling road side is nice and cheap. It is nothing like that

you can find in the restaurants/cafe there as the taste are truly local and

authentic.

I have been to

Bali for many times and it never occur me to try the local

Balinese food. But for this time

round, we were in Bali for a

week and we wanted to try some of the authentic street Balinese food.

So we told Mr Bina that we wanted to try the

“street food” in Bali, he was a

little bit concerned that our

“stomach” cannot take it.

We told him if we survived the

street food in Bangkok, we should not have a problem in Bali. Thanks to Mr Bina, who have brought us around to taste the authentic street Balinese food.

Here are the food that we have tried – We must say that we got no regret trying all this nice food (We definitely miss the food now) – Yummy!!

Pic1 - Nasi Ayam??

White rice topped with chicken, cripsy chicken skin, fish, satay, egg and a wide selection of

cooked vegetables including kang kung. A dollop of hot sambal might be added to the side of the plate.

Love the crispy

chicken skin!

Pic2 - Mie Bakso

This Indonesian

food is very popular at anytime. The soup has a peppery and garlic taste. Bakso mostly

served with noodle and it include dices of chicken meat, vegetable, spring onions and a bowl of beef meatball

soup. To spice it up you can

add a dash of chilli sauce and sweet soya sauce.

Pic3 -

Ayam Betutu

Ayam Betutu is also known as "Volcano Chicken” – this dish which is made from chicken,

which contains the spices. The best part is the gravy, it is “Superb HOT” which is very spicy. That is why people called it as "Volcano Chicken”.

Pic4 - Warung Mak Beng (Fish Soup)

It is located in Sanur Beach.

They sell Fresh Fish and their specialties include fish soup cooked with Balinese traditional

spices, fried fish, and extraordinary chilli sauce. Their fish soup is basically made up of rich fish broth and whole of fresh fish, mixed with Balinese traditional spices and

cucumbers.

Pic5 - Masakan Padang

where you find a place to sit and everything will be served to you. There are a wide variety of dishes, stacked on top of each other - Rice, dishes, desserts. You eat what you want only, just remove the food you don't want to eat and put it aside and you get charged for what you eat.

Vivian Lim and Family – October 2010

(Singapore)