Bali tops the chart when it comes to choosing the best location with scenic beauty and awesome beach locations. In fact, Bali stands at the 2nd position in the world’s most visited places. So you can imagine the number of people travelling to Bali every year. Most of the people from India also plan their travel to Bali at least once a year with their family and friends. If you are looking for some offbeat and unusual but exciting places then we have researched and identified some of the unique places for your Bali trip. These places are for people looking for adventurous and mysterious experience.
The Underground House
The underground house on the way to Nusa Lembongan is one of the most likely stopovers for people visiting Bali. The underground limestone cave type connected chamber house was actually passionate cave projected started by the owner named Made Byasa. The cave project was inspired by the Indian mythological Mahabharat epic in which Pandavas hide in caves from Kauravas for more than a decade. After you reach the bottom of the caves, you will be astonished to see the built-up of kitchen, sleeping rooms, and the living room built underground. What’s your opinion?
Lost Plane at Benoa Square
Once you arrive at Bali from the international airport moving towards the Nusa Dua, look at on your left side where you can find a large Boeing 737 beside the Dunkin Donuts. Some say that its a marketing gimmick by the restaurant owner while some say that the plane appeared overnight and stuck in this place. Since then nobody has claimed the plane but it has become a great tourist attraction in Bali.
Trunyan Necropolis
As per the Balinese Hindus tradition, bodies of the family members and friends are cremated after death. But in the Trunyan village which is located on the eastern side of the Batur lake, people neither cremate nor bury the bodies. They are known for wrapping the body and cover it with wooden cage. The body is then left under the ‘Taru Menyan’ tree to protect from the scavenging animals. The puzzling part of the entire process is that there is no odour of decomposed bodies and you can find skulls or bodies remains near the tree. Are you nervous?
The Bat Cave Temple of Goa Lawah
Goa law is one of the famous and among the most visited temples in Bali. Built in the 11th century, the temple is complexly built around an eerie cave. The temple is home to some thousands of nectar bats in the caves that can be found hanging from the top of the temple even during the daytime. Best time to visit the temple is during the dusk when thousands of bats swarm the skies over the temple to fly out in search of their favourite meals - airborne insects. Another mystery of this place is the direct route to Mount Agung from the Besakih temple, the distance of 25 km is found to be true.
These are some of the unique places that we have identified based on our research and user reviews. If you are planning to book your Bali tour package from Mumbai or any part of India then keep us posted with your experience.
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