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The Best Place To Go In Bali To Avoid Other Tourists – NZ Herald

By Matthew Lynch
March 21, 2024
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Bali, the famous Island of the Gods, is known for its verdant rice terraces, sun-soaked beaches, and vibrant culture. However, its popularity also means it can be crowded with tourists seeking the same idyllic experience. For those wanting to escape the tourist throngs and discover a quieter side of Bali, there is a hidden gem: the serene village of Munduk.

Nestled in the island’s northern highlands, Munduk is a tranquil haven known for its stunning natural beauty and cooler climate. The journey to Munduk is an adventure in itself; winding roads lead through forests and past traditional Balinese villages. Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by panoramic views of rolling hillsides, clove and coffee plantations, and cascading waterfalls.

In Munduk, tourism takes a back seat to local life. The villagers are farmers who cultivate the rich volcanic soil. Staying here offers travelers an authentic glimpse into a slower pace of life in Bali. There are no large hotels or resorts – only small guesthouses and homestays run by friendly locals.

Activities in Munduk cater to nature lovers and those seeking peace and solitude. Trekkers can explore myriad trails that meander through lush jungles to hidden waterfalls like Red Coral Waterfall and Melanting Waterfall. For the culturally curious, a tour of nearby traditional farming villages provides insight into Balinese rural customs and practices.

Another spot not to be missed is Tamblingan Lake. Flanked by mountains and dense forest, this pristine lake is devoid of motorized boats, maintaining its serene atmosphere. Canoeing across Tamblingan in the silence of early morning is an almost spiritual experience.

Munduk Village exemplifies Bali before mass tourism took hold. It offers not just an escape from overcrowded tourist spots but also an opportunity for meaningful cultural exchange and self-reflection amongst some of Bali’s most breathtaking landscapes. For travelers looking to truly disconnect from the chaos and reconnect with nature, Munduk is undoubtedly one of Bali’s best-kept secrets.

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