Joanna James
The Indonesian island of Bali is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the Southeast Asian region. Bali is home to numerous hiking trails, and these are the most recommended hiking trails.
Mount Agung is a semi-active volcano and is the highest mountain in Bali. The mountain is also considered to be a sacred site and is home to the Pura Besakih temple as well. However, Mount Agung is also one of Bali's top hiking trails; the Pura Besakih route. This route is about 2.2km long, but given how challenging a climb it is, it takes about 6 hours to cover this distance, making it one of the most challenging trails in Bali. Along the hike, you will see some breath-taking scenery and religious monuments. The hike up this train is best enjoyed during the months of July through September.
The West Bali National Park is a haven for flora and fauna, and incidentally is home to many hiking trails. Hiking along the entire park can take up to 7 hours, but there are several smaller trails which range from one to two hours. Given the many forests, grasslands and wildlife in this national park, the trails offer a truly scenic hike and one can expect to see the likes of sambar deer, barking deer, wild pigs, iguanas, monkeys, macaques and several species of birds along the hike.
The Mount Batur trail is probably Bali's most famous hiking trail. Standing 1717m tall, Mount Batur actually has a number of trails each ranging in intensity, so almost anyone can find a way to the top of this volcanic mountain. Mount Batur is generally hiked during the early hours of the morning so that hikers can be at the summit to witness the awe-inspiring sunrise and the mesmerizing beauty of the surrounding caldera and forests. Every hiking enthusiast simply must conquer Mount Batur while in Bali. This is recommended as one of the best things to do in Seminyak Bali, especially by resorts the likes of Montigo Resorts Seminyak.
The scenic area of Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan are home to many hiking trails. Surrounded by Mount Lesong, Mount Tepak, and many plantations and scenic areas, this trek is one of the best for discovering the hidden beauty of Bali. In addition to this, the nearby Mount Catur is also a popular hiking trail. The mountain is home to many caves and other fascinating features, and the three-hour hike to the top is extremely rewarding as it offers panoramic views of the beautiful scenery in the surrounding.
Manduk is not exactly a hiking trail since Manduk is actually a locality. However, it has gained a reputation for being one of the premier hiking destinations for nature lovers. Manduk is lush with greenery and wildlife and its mountainous and rocky terrain make it perfect for hiking, which is why Manduk is actually home to 12 different hiking trails. Some of the top hiking trails in Manduk are the Red Coral Waterfall trail, the Inner Village trail, the Dutch Colonial trail, the Mendaum Riverside trail, and the Tropical Fruit trails. With all these different trails hiking enthusiasts are sure to love Manduk.
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