If you are in dire need of a vacation and are planning a trip to Bali soon, make sure you include these cultural stops in your itinerary!

 

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1. Master A Craft
Threads of Life is a fantastic fair-trade business that employs over 1,000 women all across Indonesia. Women are trained in the skills of their ancestors to create beautiful textiles and baskets. You’ll be amazed at their skills!

2. Discover Bali By Bike
Why not get physical and let Bali Eco Cycling show you a Bali most tourists never get to see? From just $40 USD, you can explore the magic of Bali by bike.

3. Art Workshops
Learn about the ancient technique of bamboo weaving and try it for yourself! Apart from weaving, there are many other traditional Balinese craft workshops to try, such as Batik, mask carving, and dance. Why not get the whole family involved?

4. Yoga And Meditation
Enjoy a yoga and massage package at the Aura Spa in Jimbaran or yoga classes at the local Klub Jimbaran. Of course, if you are looking for complete zen without leaving the villa, we can organise a yoga teacher to come and instruct a class in the comfort of the Sea Shanty! Just ask!

As an alternative, you can always visit one of the many beautiful temples in Bali for some quiet space.

5. Galleries And Museums
A country so rich in tradition with stunning scenery is bound to have some amazing art and historical artifacts. And Bali doesn’t disappoint in this area – there are many galleries and museums to explore.

6. Festivals
From kites to jazz and modern to traditional, there is a festival for everyone. Why not time your trip to Bali with one of their amazing festivals?

We hope you’ve enjoyed reading about our top cultural activities in Bali and that it might inspire you to book a holiday to Bali.

Book your next holiday through  The Sea Shanty Villa.
We will be delighted to host you in our little piece of paradise. 

_{This post was first published on The Sea Shanty's Newsletter and has been reposted on Executive Lifestyle with the permission of the author.}

Edited by Nedda Chaplin
Image Credit: Group of beautiful Balinese girls in bright traditional costumes - sarongs decorated by hindu Barong and Garuda masks from Shuttestock
Resources:
http://www.threadsoflife.com
http://www.baliecocycling.com/cycling-tour/
http://www.craftworkshopbali.com/workshops/
http://www.auraspajimbaran.com/spayoga_program_for_your_mind_body_spirit.htm
http://klubjimbaran.com/facilities/classes/yoga.html
https://www.bali.com/temples-religious-sites.html
https://www.tripadvisor.com.ph/Attractions-g294226-Activities-c49-t1-Bali.html
http://www.bali-indonesia.com/history/museums.htm
http://www.inbali.org/bali-festivals/

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