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]]>From freshly cooked pasta and gondola-lined canals, Venice is on top of everyone’s holiday wish lists, making it an overcrowded tourist trap in the summer. However, from November to early spring it makes for a perfect getaway. With fewer people crowding the cobblestone streets you are able to soak up the magic of the city while discovering the city’s historic landmarks.
Greece has been everyone’s holiday destination. While it’s perfect for honeymooners, if you don’t want to be surrounded by countless couples staring into each others’ eyes, try to go out of season. November and December may be slightly greyer and colder, but Santorini’s cerulean-blue domed architecture is just as beautiful. Instead of wearing shorts, throw on a pair of comfortable jeans and walk through the quieter city center and enjoy a peaceful panoramic view while you enjoy local authentic dishes.
While Bali’s wet season, November to March, tends to have unpredictable weather with thunderstorms. It’s an ideal time to appreciate the local villages and immerse yourself in the renowned wellness destinations Bali has to offer. Visit the majestic temples and cultural spots that will be less crowded with vacationers, while the rice paddies and jungle landscapes are at their most lush and vibrant states.
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]]>Pura Besakih is the most important Hindu temple in Bali and it’s located in the village of Besakih on the slopes of Mount Agung. It’s actually a complex of 23 separate temples and it’s highly popular among tourists ever since it survived a devastating eruption of Mount Agung in 1963.
This is a sacred water temple, very important for Balinese people who come here to bathe in holy water and participate in the purification ritual. Legend has it that these sacred springs were created by the god Indra, but the temple was actually founded in 926 A.D. and is dedicated to Vishnu.
This is one of the oldest temples in Bali that lies at 1,175m above sea level, on Mount Lempuyang. To reach it, you have to climb a steep staircase of over 1,700 steps. During your climb, you can enjoy the beauty of several other temples along the way.
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]]>From freshly cooked pasta and gondola-lined canals, Venice is on top of everyone’s holiday wish lists, making it an overcrowded tourist trap in the summer. However, from November to early spring it makes for a perfect getaway. With fewer people crowding the cobblestone streets you are able to soak up the magic of the city while discovering the city’s historic landmarks.
Greece has been everyone’s holiday destination. While it’s perfect for honeymooners, if you don’t want to be surrounded by countless couples staring into each others’ eyes, try to go out of season. November and December may be slightly greyer and colder, but Santorini’s cerulean-blue domed architecture is just as beautiful. Instead of wearing shorts, throw on a pair of comfortable jeans and walk through the quieter city center and enjoy a peaceful panoramic view while you enjoy local authentic dishes.
While Bali’s wet season, November to March, tends to have unpredictable weather with thunderstorms. It’s an ideal time to appreciate the local villages and immerse yourself in the renowned wellness destinations Bali has to offer. Visit the majestic temples and cultural spots that will be less crowded with vacationers, while the rice paddies and jungle landscapes are at their most lush and vibrant states.
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]]>The post 3 Must-See Temples in Bali appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Pura Besakih is the most important Hindu temple in Bali and it’s located in the village of Besakih on the slopes of Mount Agung. It’s actually a complex of 23 separate temples and it’s highly popular among tourists ever since it survived a devastating eruption of Mount Agung in 1963.
This is a sacred water temple, very important for Balinese people who come here to bathe in holy water and participate in the purification ritual. Legend has it that these sacred springs were created by the god Indra, but the temple was actually founded in 926 A.D. and is dedicated to Vishnu.
This is one of the oldest temples in Bali that lies at 1,175m above sea level, on Mount Lempuyang. To reach it, you have to climb a steep staircase of over 1,700 steps. During your climb, you can enjoy the beauty of several other temples along the way.
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