When you travel to Bali, you will likely spend extra time exploring the diverse settings of the island – from the sunny southern beaches to the lush, greenery up north. Here is how you can drive from point to point:
If you’re like me, you will look up your drive on Google Maps to know the routes and expected time of on the road. There are various routes to head up north to Ubud. The drive will take at least 1.5 hours. Expect traffic and narrow, unpaved roads to slow down your journey.
You can stop by temples along the way. However, if you have luggage in the car, I would highly recommend to drop it off at your hotel to keep your belongings safe.
Lastly, if you travel to Bali, do not miss out on Ubud. And, do not just make it a day trip. Take your time taking in the culture. Spend at least 2 or 3 nights in a lovely resort hidden in the natural environment.
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