8 Best Hikes To Explore When You Are In Bali

Mount Batur: Is there anything more thrilling than hiking up an active volcano? Thousands of visitors to Mount Batur don’t think so, and we agree. The Mount Batur sunrise hike is one of the most popular in Indonesia. It's easier than you might think and offers stunning views of the clouds lit by the morning sun. Mount Batur stands out because you can reach the top quickly, and the views on a clear day are spectacular. (Image source: Twitter/ WhereToNext?)

Bukit Campuhan Trail: The Campuhan Ridge Walk is a hiking trail in Ubud. It is located in the center of Bali Island. This beautiful walk is filled with greenery and hills, making it incredibly picturesque even on cloudy days. The trail offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding valleys. (Image source: Twitter/ Alasdair McKenzie)

Mount Agung: Mount Agung stands majestically on Bali's eastern seaboard. Known as Bali's holiest mountain, it is believed to be the home of the gods. The hike to its peak is an exhilarating 3 to 4-hour journey covering about 4 kilometres. At over 3,000 metres above sea level, Mount Agung is Bali's highest mountain. Its unique landscape influences the weather and climate of the surrounding areas. (Image source: Twitter/ NATURE FRAME 🌿)

Twin Lakes – Tamblingan and Buyan: The Twin Lakes, Buyan and Tamblingan, are a stunning pair of lakes located in Wanagiri, Singaraja, Bali. These lakes, formed in a large caldera, are known for their cool, chilly climate, especially at night. The area offers a unique and immersive experience, combining untouched landscapes and cultural significance, perfect for those seeking a deeper connection with Bali's natural and historical treasures. (Image source: Twitter/ Saran Shanmugam)

Tegalalang rice field: Tegalalang is famous for its beautiful rice terraces that cascade down the hillside. These fields are carefully cut in a terraced layout, creating a graceful and stunning pattern. If you’re planning a trip to Bali, make sure to add a visit to the Ubud rice fields to your itinerary. (Image source: Twitter/ Into The Ghastly Woods)

Sambangan Secret Gardens: Sambangan Secret Garden is a true hidden gem. Surrounded by lush greenery, it's the perfect place to relax and unwind. Here, you can visit some of Bali's most stunning waterfalls and a crystal-clear lagoon. Explore magnificent scenery, cultural villages, and breathtaking waterfalls in this serene paradise. (Image source: Twitter/ Majalah Get Lost)

Sekumpul Waterfall: Widely considered the most beautiful on the island, offering a mesmerising view and a serene atmosphere. Known as Bali’s 7 Hidden Waterfalls, this site features seven distinct waterfalls, making it a truly enchanting destination. (Image source: Twitter/ Pesona Negeri)

Penida Island: With its white sandy beaches, lush green forests, and crystal-clear waters, it's no surprise that Nusa Penida is a paradise. This island, located near Bali's southeastern coast, offers a full day of adventure and breathtaking views. (Image source: Twitter/ Tina Koskima)

Inputs from: Niluh Werdiani, Managing Director, Tri Uma Tours & Travels, Bali. (Image source: Canva)