8 Places Must Explore in Uluwatu

GWK, is a cultural park located at Ungasan, about 10–15 minutes driving from Ngurah Rai International Airport. It is devoted to the Hindu God Vishnu, and his mount, Garuda, the mythical bird who became his companion. GWK is also known as a landmark or mascot of Bali, it have the giant statue of Vishnu riding his mount Garuda, as high as 120 metres.

Besides known as its wonderful view of sunset, Uluwatu Temple is also famous with its iconic Traditional Kecak Dance. This dance dominant use of human vocals in place of gamelan instruments to accompany the dance-drama at its core. You can watch this art performance in evening time. Your visit to the Island won’t be complete without seeing this show overlooking Indian Ocean views.

World-class thrilling waves meet jaw-dropping scenery at secluded surfers' paradise of Blue Point or also known as Suluban Beach. In Uluwatu, this is one of the best surfing spots in Bali especially for pro surfers. There are several eating facilities here like warungs serving Indonesian food and Single Fin which is a bar concept restaurant overlooking the Blue Point Beach which is located upstairs.

Green Bowl Beach is located near Pandawa Beach. To go there, you have to go through 300-400 steps stairs with a green tropical surrounded. This beach is one of quiet beaches in Uluwatu and is a great place for the surfers.

Karang Boma Cliff is one of the best sunset viewpoints on the island of Bali with breathtaking panoramic view overlooking the Indian Ocean. This is a perfect spot for an adrenaline rush if you dare to stand at the edge of the cliff approximately 100- meter drop to the shoreline.

Are you looking the best white sand beach in Bali, for sunset and surfing? You should visit Balangan beach! With its natural exotic tropical beauty, Balangan Beach has become a subject of many landscape photographers and tourists. Come and visit Balangan beach & experience yourself swimming here with its crystal clear turquoise waters.

This abandoned plane in Bali is a bit of a mystery on how it got there. Located in South Kuta, in a secluded field that has been gated off and under regular surveillance. It has become quite the tourist attraction for travellers, consistently drawing visitors eager to take selfie with the mysterious plane.

This famous temple perched on the edge of a high ocean cliff, this temple is undoubtedly one of the stunning places to go for stunning sunset overlooking the Indian Ocean that you won’t want to miss. In here, you can also watch the Kecak Fire Dance Performance starts from 6 PM.