9. Bali Barat

It is a nature reserve that is covering an area of 770 km². It was a tropical forest, mangroves, swamps, savannahs, highlands plains, and the jungle. In the marine part of this reserve, there are several beaches that are popular for divers and a large coral reef. The animal world here is represented by dozens of species of mammals and birds. Most of this reserve was closed due to visitors, the movement here is only possible by the special trails.

8. Goa Gajah – Elephant Cave

This is an ancient temple cave that is located near the city of Ubud. “Goa Goja” was translated from Indonesian and known as “Elephant Cave”. Apparently, this temple has received a name due to based relief that is located at the entrance of it. It vaguely resembles the face of an elephant. There is another explanation that is hard to come up with. Since the elephants themselves are in Bali that have never been found. Inside this temple are sculptures of Buddhist and Hindu gods. This cave complex was discovered in the middle of the 20th century.