Bedugul

BEDUGUL

Highlights

Bedugul and its surrounding areas, including Munduk and Gitgit, have become must-visit destinations in Bali, renowned for their serene landscapes and cool mountain climate. Over the past few years, these regions have maintained their charm while welcoming a steady increase in visitors seeking a peaceful retreat away from Bali’s bustling southern areas. Unlike the rapid urbanization seen in other parts of the island, Bedugul and its neighboring villages remain focused on preserving their natural beauty and cultural heritage.

From exploring lush forests and cascading waterfalls to visiting iconic temples and tranquil lakes, Bedugul offers an escape into nature’s tranquility. Whether you’re looking to hike, enjoy farm-to-table dining, or simply relax in the crisp mountain air, this region offers the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of your time in Bedugul, Munduk, and Gitgit.

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Bedugul
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Ulun Danu Temple

Jatiluwih

Twin Lakes

Waterfalls

Hidden Hill

Bedugul at a Glance

Bedugul is a peaceful mountain town in Bali, known for its cool air and beautiful nature. It’s a perfect escape from the heat and busy areas of the island. Surrounded by green hills and lakes, Bedugul offers stunning views and a relaxing vibe.

The most famous spot here is Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, which sits by Lake Beratan. It’s one of Bali’s most photographed temples. The lake is calm and perfect for boating or just enjoying the scenery. Nearby, the Bali Botanic Garden is a great place to walk around and see unique plants and flowers.

Bedugul is also known for its fresh fruits and vegetables. The Candi Kuning Market is a good place to try local strawberries or buy handmade crafts.

If you like adventure, you can visit nearby waterfalls like Gitgit and Munduk, or take photos at Wanagiri Hidden Hills, with its swings and platforms overlooking the twin lakes.

There are cozy hotels and restaurants serving fresh, local food. You can enjoy a quiet evening by the lake or explore the markets and gardens.

Bedugul is a great place to relax, enjoy nature, and feel refreshed. It’s perfect for families, couples, or anyone looking for a peaceful getaway in Bali.

EXPERIENCES

EMERGENCY INFORMATION IN BEDUGUL

Stay prepared with these essential contacts during your trip to Bedugul. Save them for quick access.

If you face an emergency while traveling in Bedugul or across Bali, you can call the following numbers:

  • Police: 110
  • Ambulance: 118
  • Fire Brigade: 113
  • Search & Rescue: 115

📌 Tip: Make sure to use an Indonesian SIM card to dial these numbers.

If you need medical help, here are some hospitals in or near Bedugul:

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If you lose your passport or need assistance, visit your country’s consulate. Here are some of the main consulates in Bali:

Australia
  • Consulate-General
    • Address: Jalan Tantular No.32, Renon, Denpasar
    • Phone: +62 361 200 3100
    • Emergency: +61 2 6261 3305
United States
  • Consular Agency
    • Address: Jalan Hayam Wuruk Tanjung Bungkak No.310, Denpasar
    • Phone: +62 361 233 605
United Kingdom
  • Consulate
    • Address: Jalan Tantular No 32, Sanur, Denpasar
    • Phone: +62 21 2356 5200
Germany
  • Honorary Consulate
    • Address: Jalan Pantai Karang No.17, Sanur
    • Phone: +62 361 288 535
France
  • Consular Agency
    • Address: Griya Abasan No.18, Padangsambian Klod
    • Phone: +62 21 2355 8000
Netherlands
  • Consulate
    • Address: Raya Kuta No.127, Kuta
    • Phone: +62 815 5666 7777
Japan
  • Consular Office
    • Address: Jalan Raya Puputan No.170, Renon, Denpasar
    • Phone: +62 361 227 628
New Zealand
  • Honorary Consulate
    • Address: Villa Taman Berawa Jl. Subak Sari No.10, Tibubeneng
    • Phone: +62 819 9947 7552
Italy
  • Honorary Consulate
    • Address:Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai – Gedung Asia Lotus Tour, Jimbaran
    • Phone: +62 361 701 005
China
  • Consulate-General
    • Address: Jalan Tukad Badung No.8X, Denpasar
    • Phone: +62 361 239 901
South Korea
  • Consulate
    • Address: Jl. Prof. Moh. Yamin No.8, Sumerta Kelod, Denpasar
    • Phone: +62 361 4455 037
India
  • Consulate
    • Address: Jalan Raya Puputan No.163, Renon, Denpasar
    • Phone: +62 361 259 502
Russia
  • Consular Office
    • Address: Ungasan, South Kuta
    • Phone: +62 851 0079 1560
Switzerland
  • Honorary Consulate
    • Address: Ganetri B No.9 D, Tonja, Denpasar
    • Phone: +62 361 264 149

The best way to get a reliable taxi in Bedugul is to book a private car with a driver in advance, as regular taxis and ride-hailing apps like Gojek or Grab are not widely available in this area. Many hotels and guesthouses can help arrange transportation for you. Alternatively, you can hire a driver for a full day, which is a convenient and flexible option for exploring Bedugul and its surroundings.

There are small money changers in Bedugul, but it’s safer to exchange money at reputable services like Central Kuta Money Exchange in Seminyak or Ubud before heading to Bedugul.

💡 Tips to Identify a Licensed Money Changer in Bali:
  1. Check for an Official License:
    • Look for authorized money changers with a blue PVA Berizin license sticker issued by Bank Indonesia and OJK (Financial Services Authority) logos prominently displayed.
  2. Compare Exchange Rates:
    • Check the official rates on the Bank Indonesia website (Currency Rate Calculator).
    • Ensure the offered rate is close to the official rate.
  3. Count Your Cash:
    • Always double-check your cash before leaving the counter to avoid errors.
  4. Avoid Suspicious Locations:
    • Stay away from small, unmarked money changers or those offering unusually high rates, as they are often scams.

Yes, it is generally safe to withdraw cash in Bedugul, but it’s best to use ATMs located in well-lit, secure areas such as those inside banks or near major tourist spots. Avoid standalone ATMs in remote areas, and always check for any unusual devices on the machine to prevent card skimming. It’s also a good idea to inform your bank of your travel plans to avoid issues with your card.