Bali has set the stage for many movies whose plot revolves leaving a monotonous life, in search of happiness—don’t let this cliché commercialization of Bali dissuade you from traveling to the island. For many years, Bali has been seen as the destination for quality soul-searching. Foreigners allude to having a sense of connection to the beauty and to the kindness of the locals that cannot be matched in their homes or daily routines. “The Island of the Gods”, as many call Bali, is comprised of rugged mountain ranges, pristine beaches, and even volcanic remains; did we mention the perfect year-round climate?

Much of Bali’s clamor has come from the spiritual fulfillment it brings its guests, therefore it’s no surprise that island’s main attractions consist of the Besakih Temple, Tanah Lot Temple and Uluwatu Temple. The Besakih Temple,also known as the “mother temple” is one of the island’s largest and holiest islands.Within Besakih Temple there lay 86 smaller temples, which provide perfect locations for one to view Bali’s signature panoramic views. The Tanah Lot is arguably one of the most iconic temples in the island. History has it, the Tanah Lot temple is a Hindu shrine that was created as homage to the Baruna, the god of the sea.upon his arrival on the island. Today,the temple is nothing short of this spiritual and mystical visualization;the temple is perched on an outcrop constantly being adorned by crashing waves as well as the majestic views from the sun set and sun rise.