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🏞️ Overview of Bangli Regency, Bali Location: Bangli is located in the central-eastern part of Bali, bordered by Buleleng to the north, Karangasem to the east, Klungkung and Gianyar to the south, and Badung to the southwest. It is the only regency in Bali without a coastline, making it distinct from the island’s other regions. 🌋 Geography and Landscape Bangli’s landscape is dominated by mountains, volcanic highlands, and lakes, offering some of the island’s most spectacular natural scenery. Key geographical features: Mount Batur (1,717 m) – an active volcano and one of Bali’s most visited trekking spots Lake Batur (Danau Batur) – Bali’s largest lake, located inside the Batur caldera Kintamani Highlands – a cool-climate area with panoramic views and fertile soil Dense forests and rural villages in the southern and western areas Bangli’s high elevation contributes to its cooler temperature, fertile volcanic soil, and scenic agricultural landscapes. 🏛️ Administrative and Demographic Info Capital: Bangli Town Area: ~520 km² Population: Around 260,000 people (approx.) Districts (Kecamatan): 4 Susut Bangli Tembuku Kintamani 🌾 Economy Bangli’s economy is primarily based on: Agriculture: vegetables, coffee, citrus fruits, and flowers Tourism: centered around Kintamani, Mount Batur, and traditional villages Handicrafts and small industries: bamboo crafts, carving, and textiles While less urbanized than southern Bali, Bangli has a growing focus on eco-tourism and sustainable rural development. 🕉️ Culture and Heritage Bangli is deeply rooted in Balinese Hindu culture and known for its traditional communities and preserved customs. Cultural highlights: Penglipuran Village: a traditional Balinese village renowned for its clean streets, bamboo houses, and cultural preservation; often ranked among the cleanest villages in the world. Kehen Temple: an ancient temple with elaborate stone carvings and centuries of history, sometimes called the “Mini Besakih.” Traditional ceremonies and local dances that reflect strong spiritual and community life. 🧭 Tourism and Attractions Top Attractions: Mount Batur & Lake Batur: sunrise treks, scenic views, and hot springs (Toya Bungkah) Kintamani: viewpoint area overlooking the caldera Penglipuran Village: living example of Balinese architecture and culture Kehen Temple: one of Bali’s oldest temples Toya Devasya & Batur Natural Hot Springs: wellness and relaxation spots by the lake Trunyan Village: an ancient Bali Aga settlement known for its unique burial traditions Tourism Type: Bangli attracts nature lovers, trekkers, cultural travelers, and those seeking a quieter, more authentic Bali experience away from the beach crowds. 🌿 Summary Category Details Region Central-Eastern Bali Capital Bangli Town Area ~520 km² Population ~260,000 Main Attractions Mount Batur, Lake Batur, Penglipuran Village, Kehen Temple Economy Agriculture, Tourism, Handicrafts Character Highland, Cultural, Cool Climate, Eco-tourism 🌄 Key Highlights Only landlocked regency in Bali Home to Mount Batur, one of Indonesia’s most iconic volcanoes Features Penglipuran Village, a global model of sustainable tourism Rich in traditional Balinese architecture, rituals, and landscapes