Bali is truly equivalent to a paradise on earth and the city witness’s immense number of tourists every year. Be it a newly married couple or a family/ friends outing, Bali has always been a place worth travelling to and the main reason is the palm tree fringed beaches out there. Apart from this the wide and varied coastline that Bali offers is amazing to witness.

The black sand and the spectacular surfing tactics that you can learn there is commendable. In addition to this the aquamarine lagoons located at the Lembongan Island as well as the sleepy coves up in the north are very famous among the tourists for sight-seeing.

There are many private villas and beach villas that give you a direct view of one of the many beaches in Bali and these are perfect for a holiday trip and completely affordable as well.

Peeneda Beach view hotel is one among the many which would give you a completely relaxing and wonderful time while your holiday in the place of beaches- Bali.

Not to forget the Hyatt resort which is surely a bit expensive but it gives an awesome view of the Nusa Dua beach.

Well don’t go onto the titles, we are not talking about the literal venomous snakes that you would be served as a cuisine when getting onto a tour of Bali. Actually snake fruit is one of the tropical fruits found in Bali, often the most delicious one. It is named as snake fruit because it’s covered with scales, red- brownish in color, which look like snake skin from a distance and is always the oddest looking fruit you’ll ever come across.

The Salak is basically a fruit which is just about the size of a ripe fig and the shape of the salak is also quite similar to it. However, it is round and has a discrete tip which has to be held and peeled off to remove the edible pulp of the fruit. The interior of the fruit has three lobes with a large seed that is unpalatable. One would definitely find the lobes similar to the peeled garlic cloves.

Salak plant needs high temperature and humidity throughout the year and also high and continuous water requirement. Due to this requirements, Salak plantations in Bali are concentrated in central and east Bali especially Karangesm Regency, especially in the southern slope of the region.