clearly separate from local “trekking”
Mount Agung = demanding, serious hike
Mount Batur = more accessible
early start times (very early)
need for guide (especially Agung)
transport logistics
weather considerations
not for everyone (be honest)
avoid sounding like a tour operator
Sidemen has become a place for hands-on experiences such as silver making and cooking classes, offering a more personal way to connect with local culture. … Read More
The only regret that most people have that come the first time to Sidemen is that they haven’t stayed longer.
Since not long ago Sidemen used to be a one night stop for many that did go to or came from the Gili Islands via the harbour in Padang Bai. Yet Sidemen has so much to offer and many locals and Bali experts say that Sidemen is what Ubud used to be a 30 years ago. … Read More
Although Bali is a popular tourist destination, you can still find off-the-beaten-path locations where the tourists are few, and the adventures are plentiful.
The village of Sidemen is a hidden gem in East Bali that’ll show you a gorgeous area of the island. It’s jam-packed with natural beauty, activities, and opportunities to see the real Bali. … Read More
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