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Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, Bali: This lakeside temple was constructed in honor of Dewi Danu, goddess of the lake that was formed by a volcanic eruption 30,000 years ago.

Galungan Festival: Another festival related to religion. It is observed in the eleventh week of the 210th day in the Balinese calendar and celebrates the creation of our world.

Kuningan: Ten days after Galungan is Kuningan. This festival commemorates the end of the holiday season. On this occasion, ancestors are worshipped and honored with celebrations held at the water temple Tampaksiring, along with other events at Bangli and Ubud.

Did You Know?... That Bali, nicknamed "the island of the gods", is famous for its Hindu civilization, and its amazing temples and beauty.

Surfing: The surf scene is fantastic, the nightlife is exiting, the rice culture is filed with rituals, festivals and dances that area fascinating, sourronding seas offer many fabulous divesites, the spas are extremely rejuvenating, and the food is exotic.

Seasons of Bali: Bali is extraordinarily blessed by Nature. Lying within a narrow band of the tropics where wet and dry seasons fall roughly into balance - providing both adequate rainfall and long periods of sunshine - the island's soils, topography and water resources are all remarkably well suited to human habitation. As a result, Bali has been civilized since very early times.

Cruise The Spice Islands: Step on a modern cruise liner or charter a private yacht from Bali to see fierce dragons from the Jurassic age in Komodo, and to visit ancient tribes and cultures in the Lesser Sunda Islands.

Melasti: Villagers carry umbrellas, offerings or flowers, and fruit and sacred statues. The statues are affectionately washed with water, and pigs would be sacrificed by holy men as offerings to their gods. This festival must be carried out amid the din of gamelan and drums and lots of merry shouting. All must then fall silent the following day on Nyepi.

TUMPEK LANDEP: The name literally means iron fence, the day is devoted to Sanghyang Pramesti Guru, Lord of the Universe, when Hindu Followers pray for strong mental defense in welcoming Galungan Holiday, held at every compound and temple throughout Bali.

Waterbom Park and Spa: There's table tennis, sand and water volleyball, badminton and boules for the sports-minded and a roving photographer to capture those exclusive holiday memories.