plng Our way of life has been changed lately Things to do in Bali by the Covid-19 pandemic. Due to the decrease of virus transmission in some hard-hit areas, some cities, and towns have been starting to reopen businesses, public spots, and so on.
Since reopened, people begin to do their activities like normal including traveling with their family. Being quarantined for several months is a new thing for people in the world, which affects their psychology like stress, depression, boredom, frustration, anger, and many more. Therefore, going out is people’s way to peace their minds and soul. As the Coronavirus hasn’t disappeared yet, people should adjust their way of life with the health protocol. This way of life is called new normal.
In this new normal era, some requirements are required when people go out, especially traveling like social and physical distancing, washing hands regularly, using hand sanitizer, and wearing face masks to prevent the spread of Coronavirus.
Here are some ideas of amazing things to do in Bali during the new normal era while you are traveling to Bali. It can be a solution to solve those quarantine effects and keep you safe at the same time.
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One of the Balinese magnificent sculptures that you have to see when you’re in Bali is the rice terrace. There are two popular rice terraces in Bali named Tegalalang rice terrace and Jatiluwih rice terrace.
Tegalalang rice terrace is an exceptional paddies valley in North Ubud, which gives tourists a chance to enjoy nature and a pretty glimpse of local cultures and customs. One great thing to do here is a morning walk. By walking on this paddies valley in the early morning, you will get a chance to feel the very fresh air, see stunning green lushes, and enjoy the sunrise.
The morning atmosphere will make you more relaxed and stress-free. The sunrise also helps you to maintain your health. And the less crowded will let you keep your distance from other people. Don’t forget to wear a face mask, wash your hands, and bring your hand sanitizer.
Besides doing a morning walk, there are also iconic Bali swings and nests to chill and take some photos. Any other way, if the Tegalalang rice terrace is not your choice, then Jatiluwih rice terrace should be a good alternative.
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Another amazing thing that you can do in Bali is hiking up Mount Batur. Bali is also well-known for its beautiful nature, one of them are volcanic peaks. Mountains in Bali are considered one of the most sacred places by locals. So it should be best for you to listen to the local advice and follow the relevant precautions since several mounts in Bali are active volcanoes.
The most often hiked mountain is Mount Batur. It is a part of UNESCO’s Global Geopark Network. The height is 1717 meters (5633 feet) above sea level. There are two ways to reach the top of Mount Batur. The first one is a lounge way which lets you move slowly and enjoy every step of your feet. It starts at 12.00 a.m or 01.00 a.m, and then you can stop at a camping spot where you can make a bonfire and spend your night. If camping is not something that finds you, going straight to the top and spending your time on the top of Mount Batur can be another choice. The second way is a more adventurous way. It starts at dawn, about 03.00 a.m and goes straight to the top of Mount Batur. On the top of the mountain, people are waiting for the sunrise to come up.
Hiking up Mount Batur for two hours will bring you to the most stunning place on the island to enjoy the sunrise. Hiking up a Mount is exhausting, but the beauty is worthy. If you are a nature enthusiast, it will make your holiday perfect, energizing, and reinvigorating both your body, mind, and soul.
Enjoy the sunrise and capture the moment with Batur lake and Mount Abang as the background. Don’t forget to enjoy your breakfast in this amazing place. If you would, you can stop at a coffee plantation around Mount Batur and try Luwak coffee, the most expensive coffee in the world.
Once you’re planning to hike a mountain in Bali, make sure to pack your hiking boots, enough water, and hand sanitizer. It’s pretty easy to arrange to hire a hiking guide in Bali, especially if you stay in Villa.
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Another thing to do while you’re in Bali is explore Ubud. Ubud is an incredible place on the island that no one should miss. Unlike other regions in Bali, Ubud is a region where modernity and traditional life combine perfectly. Ubud is a kind of place which suits any type of traveler.
Ubud boasts stylish and romantic cafes that offer a contemporary lifestyle complemented by a traditional ambiance. On the other side, Ubud is also a region on the island which still preserves its customs and cultures well. So if you want to explore Balinese customs and cultures, Ubud is highly recommended. There are some Balinese castles, museums, and temples that allowed you to explore. Besides that, Ubud traditional market is another iconic place to visit in Ubud.
Ubud is also well-known for its exceptional nature. Some of them are green lushes, prodigious waterfalls, rice terraces. There are also many Balinese cuisines available in Ubud. If you love to explore Balinese dishes, Ubud should be on your list, especially if you want to taste Babi Guling (Red: Balinese Suckling Pig).
If staying in your private villa is what makes you happy, then it’s not a bad idea. Ubud boasts an abundance of private villas with breathtaking views, lush green surroundings, private pools, and opportunities for activities such as yoga, morning walks, and cooking traditional Balinese dishes.
But choosing a great private villa that is suitable for you is not that easy. Entrusting a villa rental will help you to find a villa that meets your needs. Ubud Villas Rental by Red Lotus is what many people choose to find their favorite one. Ubud Villas Rental has so many exceptional villas and it makes sure that the villas are safe and clean. Book your favorite one as soon as possible won’t make you regret it one day.
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