One Stop Bali

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Culture and Architecture are the most important factors of Bali for attraction. The heritage of stunning landscapes and historical buildings randomly makes people delight and relax during the trip.
Possessing a long coastal line, beautiful beaches make us relax as well as refresh our minds. On the other hand, religious architecture gives us a peaceful and pensive mind.



















According to the records, 80% of residents are Hinduism, so we can find various Hindu religious buildings which represent its beliefs and rich architecture. As our arrival time is very close to one of their special days, many related decorations are presented every day.
Also, many sculptures including mythical creatures derived from their legends. All characters from Ramayana become crucial elements in Balinese Gardens. Similar to the belief of Buddhism, many Buddha statues, especially the head of Buddha, are set up alive in landscape architecture as a real Buddha does meditation in the woods peacefully.

Without knowing why to put it in the garden, some people mistake it as the most beautiful element of Balinese gardens by placing the head of Buddha in the wrong places such as bathrooms or swimming pools.






The strong points that put Bali in advance are that it has
  • various beaches which are available to watch wonderful sunset views
  • amenity of splendid landscape
  • rich culture and historical architecture.
Additionally, there is a good infrastructure which can easily access one to another and be reachable in a short time. I believe it is a main point for everyone.

In my experience, there are several kinds of tours such as luxurious tours, culture tours, hiking or trekking, city tours, cruise tours, and so on. But when I arrived here, I felt that it was a compound tour. We have several options to choose from. We can relax at the beautiful beaches as well as we still can go trekking in the specific mountains. Also, it provides the feeling of culture tours wandering around the Island.

Sometimes, we say one-stop shopping if everything is available to buy or many services are also provided in one place. Similarly, Bali also deserves to be called One-Stop Bali as many compound feelings and activities, romantic, adventure and culture are found together on one island.

Yes, I would say it's a blue-ribbon tour.
Please make sure that our environment is not destroyed by our actions.
-May Thoon Khit-

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