About Welcome in Bali

Welcome in Bali is a visitor guide to the island’s sights: the temples, the rice terraces, the springs, the cliffs and the islands offshore. Each page answers the practical questions first. What does it cost? When does it open? What should I wear? Which part of the island is it on?

How the site is laid out

The island is read the way its water runs. The map on the home page divides Bali into nine regions, from the south and the Bukit up through Ubud and the highlands to the east, north and west coasts, with the Nusa islands offshore. Every sight carries a numbered marigold tile, the same on the map, in the lists and on its own page.

Where the figures come from

Prices, opening hours and dress rules come from official sources (the place’s own website, the body that runs it, or the Bali provincial government) and are dated when they are checked. Where nobody publishes a figure, the guide says that instead of repeating someone else’s guess. How we write explains the routine.

Independent

We run no temple, park or tour and we sell no tickets. Some guides link to a booking partner, always below the official link and always labeled. Partner links explains what that means.