Bali Pictures

Nusa Dua is known for its multiple resorts and long stretch of beach populated with lounge chairs and umbrellas. Zsol Hlinka Getty Images

You'll enjoy peace and quiet, plus the gorgeous beach scene, at Nusa Dua. kokoroimages.com Getty Images

Tirta Empul Temple offers a glimpse into the island's religious origins. It also has a tranquility pool that's a holy mountain spring. Afriandi Getty Images

Travelers head to Jimbaran for incredible sunsets. Getty Hadi Zaher

This beach is popular with families because of the calm water and relaxed ambiance. Prashant Ram Flickr

Waterbom is fun for the whole family. Matthew Kenwrick Flickr

On popular beaches, vendors will sell fresh fruit, drinks, and other refreshments. bobby-james Flickr

In the city of Kuta, you'll find this memorial for the victims of the two terrorist bombings that occurred in 2002 and 2005. antwerpenR Flickr

Besakih Temple features numerous pagodas and structures. Witthaya Getty Images

On the neighboring island of Java, you'll find the stunning Mount Bromo, an active volcano. sara marlowe Flickr

Since the Tanah Lot Temple is partially submerged during the day, visitors have to wait until low tide to explore it. Afriandi Getty Images

Travelers trek to Kintamani to witness the impressive sunrise over the lake. Pandu Adnyana Getty Images

You'll notice plenty of these boats floating around in the water. They're traditional Balinese fishing boats. runner of art Getty Images

The area around Batur Lake and Mount Batur – known as Kintamani – is popular with adventure travelers. I Ketut Arnaya Getty Images

This island is home to lakes, rice fields, palm trees, mountains, volcanoes and more Michele Falzone Getty Images

The Uluwatu Temple rests on the top of a cliff. asab974 Getty Images

Sampian flowers are left as offerings at Tirta Empul. skaman306 Getty Images

Surfers flock to Kuta Beach for its waves. sara marlowe Flickr

People congregate at Tirta Empul to bathe in its waters.  Paul Biris Getty Images

Travelers rave about Uluwatu Temple's stunning cliffside locale and beautiful architecture.  phruetthiphong pawarachan Getty Images

Uluwatu Temple is popular with not only tourists and locals but also some sneaky monkeys. suraark Getty Images

Sunset is a particularly beautiful time to visit Tanah Lot Temple. Sumate Opasanon / EyeEm Getty Images

When touring the Tanah Lot Temple, take time to admire its intricate architecture. jayk7 Getty Images

Jimbaran, a once humble fishing village, has turned into one of the most exclusive spots in all of Bali.  Anton Petrus Getty Images

The rocky coastline of Jimbaran gives way to sandy beaches and the aquamarine waters of the Indian Ocean.  Westend61 Getty Images

Some travelers say the cooking class offered by Periuk Bali is a great rainy day activity. MelindaChan Getty Images

If you're considering a trip to Kintamani, you may want to hire a guide for a sunrise trek up Mount Batur – an experience past visitors raved about. i'am Getty Images

The magnificient Kelingking Beach on Nusa Penida. Afriandi Getty Images

Kuta Beach is backed by restaurants and shops.  Julian Tatang / EyeEm Getty Images

Sanur Beach attracts both locals and tourists alike with its soft sand and quaint boardwalk.  runner of art Getty Images

Travelers visiting Nusa Dua's Geger Beach will enjoy views like this one. Remy Haynes Photography Getty Images

The Tegalalang Rice Terrace's series of sloping rice paddies just begs to be photographed, and indeed, the terrace is one of the most popular attractions among camera-toting tourists in this region of Bali kulliprashant Getty Images

Wear comfortable shoes and clothes if you plan to stop at the Tegalalang Rice Terrace; recent travelers said visiting the natural attraction requires a bit of a hike. Melissa Tse Getty Images

If you want to enjoy the Tegalalang Rice Terrace without hordes of other tourists, plan to arrive early in the morning before 11 a.m. Pilin_Petunyia Getty Images

Gunung Kawi refers to a set of 10 shrines that are cut from a rock face in Bali's lush Tampaksiring region. LoweStock Getty Images

You'll have to walk up nearly 300 steps to reach Gunung Kawi, but recent travelers said it's worth it. Photon-Photos Getty Images

According to lore, the shrines at Gunung Kawi were carved from the cliff face in just one night by Kebo Iwa, a legendary Balinese figure. J.Castro Getty Images