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What to do and see in Bedugul, Indonesia: The Best Places and Tips
Bedugul is a mountain lake resort area in Bali, Indonesia, located in the centre-north region of the island near Lake Bratan on the road between Denpasar and Singaraja the area covers the villages of Bedugul itself, Candikuning, Pancasari, Pacung and Wanagiri amongst others.
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1. Bali Treetop Adventure Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 695 reviews
The adventure park comprises a series of rope-walking courses among trees in Bali's largest botanical Gardens. Varying levels of difficulty make it appropriate for children as well as adults.
Reviewed By love2travel232015 - Singapore
First and foremost, the weather was very good. Cooling temperature around 21degree which make this activity doesn't really sweat. Infact if you are not moving, it can get a bit of chill. We had fun trying out the courses although we did not complete everyone of them. The course get tougher as you go. My kids love the zip line the most and highly recommended for anyone who loves adventure and not afraid of height. The staffs are helpful and they will guide you what you need to do before you are allow on your own. Nothing too difficult as safety is top priority for everyone. Wish we had cater for more time for this activity.
2. Abandoned Bedugul Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By jaysuarjaya - Denpasar, Indonesia
The fact is this hotel is not maintained for a long time and certainly nothing that occupies, except maybe the ghosts. According to the beliefs of balinese, a place that not accupied for a long time is a perfect place with possibility of the residence of the ghosts, moreover a big place like this. Many stories behind the building, and of course local people will kept silent. As we know there are nothing on the media about this place since it abandoned.
3. Tegal Sari Bali Coffee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By hwang123 - Irvine, California
If Tegal Sari Bali Coffee is Tegal Sari Agro Wisata, here is my story.
Taxi drive brings us to here. It is a tour farm. We see Coca tree and fresh coffee beans in the tree. Even there is a lady baking beans on site. A tour guide shows us some products and services us samples. All taste delicious and impressive.
However, my friends buy some of Coca. The taste of Coca is not delicious anymore when drinking at home.
4. Pasar Candi Kuning
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Fred G - Milton, Canada
My wife and I stopped off at this little tourist market, while on a guided tour of North Bali. Delicious local fruits, including samples of dragon fruit which we enjoyed. Purchased a dress for my wife, as well as wooden crafts, which utilized our bartering skills. Offer fifty percent of the quoted price, and then take it from there. Not a big market, as we only spent about twenty minutes there. Worth a visit.
5. Lake Bratan
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By SurfingWild - Bandung, Indonesia
Lake Bratan in Bedugul is where the famous Ulun Danu temple is located which is one of the most famous and icon views of Bali. The lake itself is not large, and sits inside an old volcano surrounded by tall volcanic Caldera walls. Also the temperature here is cooler than further south of the island.
Apart from the beautiful temple which sits on a tiny island, there are other activities here. I saw a people riding a speedboat and children fishing from a jetty.
There are very nice Gardens here with restaurants as well as many snack places. There is also a children's playground so the kids can be kept content.
The place is so peaceful that you can walk around and really take in the beauty of the location and enjoy the views across the lake with it's low clouds and steep sided cliffs.
6. Dikubu Strawberry Outbound Bedugul
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By EredGorgoroth1 - Jakarta, Indonesia
Kubu means simple, rustic hut. Dikubu Strawberry is “at a simple strawberry hut”. The resto/ outbound is a strawberry farm, small fishing pond, camping ground, bbq area, playground and the lake, with mountain as the backdrop. A simple and affordable place for family fun activity. You can do bird watching by the lake. And canoeing on the deep blue Lake Bratan.
7. Geoland Mountain Bike
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Welcome to Geoland Mountain Bike, providing some of the best mountain bike ride in the region of Bedugul-Munduk-Jatiluih. Absolutely perfect combination of outdoor activities in Bali, this cycling, trekking, and Dug out canoe ride are designed to discover beautiful and hidden places at the heart of Balinese nature and feel the adventure, do not hesitate.
Reviewed By David L - Banjar, Indonesia
I this without a doubt was my favourite bike tour. It's mostly downhill, and you get driven back so you don't have to worry about climbing back up the steep hills. Incredible views the whole way. The ride went through small Balinese villages, small mountain roads and spectacular rice fields. There was a stop along the way at a roadside vendor who made delicious sauté.
A little experience riding would be an asset because you decent some pretty steep hills with some shape curves, but it's not to technical so the average ride can enjoy the trip. There is a vehicle following the riders in case there is a problem. Great day!
8. Sugeng Ariawan Arts Gallery
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By EredGorgoroth1 - Jakarta, Indonesia
I went to this place because it has a toilet. Ticket for toilet is Rp2000. The art gallery is showing some good paintings, I recognize. And I ended up watching the painting, including Balinese style painting depicting the society, and Ulun Danu temple that was painted like Tuscany. I ended up buying two paintings depicting two iconic Balinese mythological creatures.
9. Bedugul Market
Overall Ratings
3 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By TeeW113 - Western Australia, Australia
Good for bargaining, good for looking.....lots of activity. Many wooden items to choose from and they all got through customs without hitch! A different vibe to other markets. Alot of fruits and spices, teas and coffees. There is an ATM in the market, a cafe....and parking is easier out the back....drive in a little further.
10. Pasar Merta Sari
Overall Ratings
3 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By EredGorgoroth1 - Jakarta, Indonesia
There are two markets in Bedugul. Pasar Merta Sari for tourists which is in front of Lake Bratan, and Pasar Jabe Puri Gede, Panca Sari, which is a traditional wet market place for the needs and lives of the people of Bedugul town.
A tourist trap. Merta Sari market is the center of Bedugul. Strategically located between the sports attraction center of the lake, botanical garden and Ulun Danu temple, Similar market with Sukawati and Ubud market, but smaller. This touristy market sells cloths, souvenirs, herbs and spices, street food, snacks, veggies & fruits, nursery, arts and Eat, Drink, Love café. If you want to be a local, go to this place.
In the afternoon, this market is clouded by mists, a really look and feel of a mountain town. Shops started to turn on the lights, and after 6pm this place turns to quietude.
Get some local snacks, and steamed corned colored with turmerics. Strawberry is plenty and cheap.
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