Petitenget Temple locally Pura Petitenget is a significant, centuries-old temple in Bali and one of the very few cultural landmarks at the island’s upscale beach resort area of Seminyak. The temple is built of red brick and sandstone, giving it an old, so it looks like an ancient temple. Up the dragon staircase is the temple’s vast courtyard, where a dozen different shrines and small pavilions draped in typical Balinese chequered cloths create an eerie and hallowed sight. Petitenget forms one of the island’s Dang Kahyangan collection of sea temples that spiritually guard the island’s perimeters, initiated by the legendary Hindu priest Dang Hyang Nirartha on his historical mission from neighbouring island Java in the 16th century.

Motorists approach through the southern entrance where parking tickets between IDR 2,000-5,000 usually apply, and proceed to the large parking space. The temple is immediately to the right, and if you come on weekend mornings, the grand Bale Agung pavilion across from the temple usually features dance rehearsals featuring young Balinese girls practicing their moves and articulate gestures. The front of the temple is leafy and well-shaded by large old trees, some perhaps matching the age of the temple itself

This place in Kayu Putih street, Berawa is actually looks so magical either in picture or in the real life. The cafe took the gipsy village theme, which is looks very cute and also colorful. So many people will take a selfie first with that as the background and then finally enjoying the cafe. Nothing we can do about it, it’s so cute.

The best thing about the venue is the way they made this empty green park into something colourful and more alive cafe. They also added some lamps which really look comforting for some reason. Then, the magical place is indeed a must visit venue in Umalas.

• Opening Hours : Opens everyday from 10 am – 10 pm
• Entry Ticket : No entry ticket ( only for parking)

Kayu Putih beach which means White wood is indeed a beautiful one. There’s a gate made of wood that has white color on it. Maybe that’s why people called it the Kayu Putih Beach.

In the beach you can taking a picture in the gate, alone or with group. Then you can do the usual things in beach. Call it, swimming, surfing, barbecuing all the good stuff can be done in the beach without worry. But, don’t leave any mess behind.

• Opening Hours : Always opens
• Entry Ticket : No admission ticket

It’s a good thing that you can still find some natural attractions in here like this one for example, named Petitenget beach which is located in the border between Seminyak and Umalas. The beach of Petitenget have been refurbished before to make it more comfortable to foreign tourist. So they added this kind of Bar with some wooden sofas lying there.

The place is very great to hanging out in the evening, and continuing until the night’s come. In this venue you can see some events that held sometimes in here to make the beach more live and crowded. So, this spectacular spot is the first you must go to.

Opening Hours : Always opens
Entry Ticket : Rp15.000,-

The area called Umalas, located on the Southside of Bali near Seminyak regency. This south side of Bali is a business and pleasure spots area. The Pleasure with luxury stuff. Here you can find many places to hanging out and do whatever needed to be done in nightlife. It’s a glittering part of Bali and will always live especially during the night. Well, these are the spots that you can find in things to do in Umalas Bali, Indonesia.