Indonesia

BaliIsland of the Gods

Ideal stay
6–8 nights
Packages from
₹65,000
Best time
Apr–Oct

Emerald rice terraces, clifftop temples, world-class surf and serene beach resorts — Bali blends spiritual calm with tropical indulgence like nowhere else.

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Why visit Bali

Handpicked highlights our travellers love most — every itinerary is fully customisable.

01

Uluwatu & Tanah Lot Temples

Clifftop sea temples with sunset Kecak fire dances.

02

Ubud Rice Terraces

The iconic Tegalalang greens, art markets and monkey forest.

03

Nusa Penida & Islands

Kelingking cliff, snorkelling with manta rays, crystal bays.

04

Seminyak & Canggu Beaches

Beach clubs, surf breaks and golden-hour cocktails.

Plan it right

Our experts craft your Bali trip around your dates, budget and pace — flights, verified stays, transfers and experiences, all handled end to end.

Best time to visit

April to October (dry season) is ideal for beaches and island-hopping.

Suggested duration

6–8 nights for a well-rounded trip.

Bali trip at a glance

Bali is best visited from April to October for 6–8 nights, splitting your stay between Ubud (rice terraces, temples, jungle villas) and a beach area such as Seminyak, Nusa Dua or Uluwatu. Indians get a 30-day visa on arrival for IDR 500,000, and a 6-night trip costs about ₹75,000–1,10,000 per person mid-range, including flights.

Bali quick facts for Indian travellers (updated 13 October 2026)

Best time to visitApril–October (dry season); April–June and Sept–Oct are best value
Ideal duration6–8 nights (3 in Ubud + 3–4 at the beach)
Visa for IndiansVisa on arrival / e-VOA, IDR 500,000, 30 days, plus IDR 150,000 tourist levy — full guide
Flights from India9–13 hours, usually one stop via Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Bangkok
Budget per person (6 nights)₹55,000–70,000 budget · ₹75,000–1,10,000 mid-range — cost breakdown
CurrencyIndonesian rupiah (IDR); carry a forex card and some cash
Best forHoneymoons, pool villas, culture, surfing, island day trips

Sample 6-night Bali itinerary

  1. Day 1 – Arrive in Bali — private transfer to Ubud and an evening at leisure in your villa
  2. Day 2 – Ubud highlights — Tegallalang rice terraces, Bali swing, Tirta Empul water temple and the Monkey Forest
  3. Day 3 – Kintamani or waterfalls — Mount Batur volcano views (or the sunrise trek) and Tegenungan waterfall
  4. Day 4 – To the beach — Tanah Lot sea temple at sunset on the way to Seminyak or Nusa Dua
  5. Day 5 – Nusa Penida — full-day island trip to Kelingking Beach, Broken Beach and Crystal Bay
  6. Day 6 – Uluwatu — water sports at Tanjung Benoa, cliff-top Uluwatu Temple and the Kecak fire dance, seafood dinner at Jimbaran
  7. Day 7 – Departure — shopping and transfer to the airport

Every TravelHuge itinerary is customised — add, swap or slow down any day.

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Bali travel FAQ

Straight answers to the questions Indian travellers ask us most about Bali.

How many days are enough for a Bali trip?

6 to 8 nights lets you see Ubud, the southern beaches and Nusa Penida without rushing. With 4–5 nights, pick either Ubud or the beach plus one day trip.

What is the cost of a Bali trip from India?

About ₹55,000–70,000 per person on a budget and ₹75,000–1,10,000 mid-range for 6 nights including flights; honeymoon trips with a pool villa are about ₹1.6–2.4 lakh per couple. See our Bali cost guide.

Do Indians need a visa for Bali?

Yes, but it's simple: a 30-day visa on arrival or online e-VOA for IDR 500,000, plus the Bali tourist levy of IDR 150,000. No embassy visit is needed. Details in our Bali visa guide.

Is Bali good for a honeymoon?

It's one of the best: private pool villas, floating breakfasts, candlelit beach dinners and spectacular sunsets, at much lower prices than the Maldives. Compare it in Bali vs Thailand.

What is the best time to visit Bali?

April to October is the dry season. April–June and September–October give the best balance of weather and price; July–August is peak season. See the month-by-month guide.

Is Indian food available in Bali?

Yes. Kuta, Seminyak, Ubud and Nusa Dua have many Indian restaurants, and vegetarian and Jain meals can be arranged at most resorts on request.

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