Why a Bali Hotel Puts Travelers on Paradise's Doorstep
There are thousands of destinations to choose from when holiday time rolls around. Trying to narrow it down to just one location isn't easy. For some 2 million people per year, however, Bali is the place that calls.
What makes this destination so popular with tourists the world over? Chances are they come to see what paradise on earth really looks like.
Holidaymakers who choose to stay in a Bali hotel will not be disappointed with the options available to them. This Indonesian archipelago offers an incredible mix of natural and manmade sights well worth taking in, and its relaxed, enjoyable pace is a welcomed change for those used to a busy pace.
If Bali's "paradise" status is in question, consider these things that draw in so many visitors each year:
* The weather - Bali is known for its warm, tropical climate that produces average year-round temperatures that fall in around 31 degrees Celsius. Although the wet season, which runs from October to April, can produce some serious rains, Bali is considered welcoming no matter the time of year.
* The geography - Walk outside of any Bali hotels and the geography will be sure to impress. Spanning some 5,632 square kilometers, Bali is home to volcanic mountains that are often ringed in a surreal mist, lush tropical beaches and some of the most breathtaking lakes and valleys on the planet. Even the agricultural lands here are impressive with their terraces and gentle slopes.
* The luxury - Anyone who chooses to stay in a Bali hotel will discover the meaning of luxury. This destination is home to a number of hotels that do not skimp on a single luxury. From eye-popping landscapes and pampering spas to world-class, in-house cuisine, the hotels in Bali offer every convenience.
* The adventures - If adventure appeals, Bali delivers. Holidaymakers here can horseback ride, hike, mountain climb, surf, explore and more. The potential for adventure is practically never-ending.
* The history - Bali is soaked in a rich history that remains important today and is well evidenced in its many temples and monuments. The island is believed to have been first inhabited by the Chinese in the 2500s BC. Through its history, it was heavily influenced by Buddhist and Hindu settlers. Europeans made first contact here in the 16th century and they, too, left a visible mark on this paradise. Vacationers to Bali will find evidence of these influences in the arts, architecture and ruins found here.
* The shopping - Shopping in Bali is a dream come true for many. Here holidaymakers will find everything from modern malls to quaint street markets. Bali's many artisans tend to steal the show in many major tourist destinations, offering handicrafts that are well worth taking home.
* The dining - The cuisine found in Bali is enough to please even the pickiest of eaters. Foods found here originate from all over the world. In fact, holidaymakers can enjoy not only a taste of Indonesia, but also Europe, Asia, the Americas and beyond.
When a stay in a Bali hotel is on tap, holidaymakers will find themselves on the doorstep to paradise. This unusual destination is sure to please visitors who crave a lush setting with plenty to see and do.
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