Flight from Kuala Lumpur to Bali / Denpasar

Indonesia is one of the most popular holiday destinations among tourists around the world. It consists of many beautiful islands, green rainforest and breathtaking view. It is also rich with cultures, history and delicious cuisine. There are many popular tourist destinations in Indonesia and one of them is Bali Denpasar. It is the capital city of Bali, the most visited island in Indonesia. It is renowned for its sandy white beaches, beautiful corals, delicious street food and breathtaking sunsets. The people in Bali Denpasar are kind and friendly, which will make you feel like home. It is a perfect getaway for those who want a little bit of nature coexisting with modern civilization on their holiday. It is surrounded by beautiful beaches, cosy resorts and vibrant nightlife. Either you are more into beach activities or exploring the jungles this town has it all. There are many reasons to visit Bali Denpasar from non-stop entertainments to delicious street food. Bali Denpasar has it all.

Best time to fly from Kuala Lumpur to Bali Denpasar

The peak season for tourism in Bali Denpasar is from the beginning of August, followed by October and June. The price for accommodations and flights will be higher during these months compared to other months. However, you can save your budget if you make early reservations in advance. There are many exciting festivals in Bali Denpasar that you can participate like Saka New Year, Ngembak Geni, Bali Art Festival and Bali Kite Festival. If you want to try the rich heritage of Indonesian cuisine, you can go to Ubud Food Festival. It usually held for several days in mid-April in Ubud. Therefore, if you want to experience the festivals on this island, plan your trip during some of Bali Denpasar's festivals. As the world is still not recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, visitors need to take extra precautions when travelling abroad. Always wear a facemask and bring your hand sanitizer. Always alert with the latest news and follow the sop required as each country will have different rules and regulations regarding this. Be extra cautious when you are in crowded places. It is advisable to plan your day earlier to avoid the crowds.

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Main airports available in Kuala Lumpur to Bali Denpasar

Kuala Lumpur International Airport 1, Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2 – Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) is the main airport in Malaysia. It is located in Sepang, Selangor in the South of Kuala Lumpur. It is the biggest airport in Malaysia. It is also the busiest airport in Malaysia and one of the most bustling airports in Southeast Asia. KLIA has two different terminals which are the KLIA 1 and KLIA 2, both coded KUL. KLIA 1 is the main airport for international flights while KLIA 2 is mainly for domestic flights. KLIA 2 is unique as it shares the same building with a shopping complex known as Gateway@KLIA2. Kuala Lumpur International Airport has many facilities like money changer counter, restaurants, various shops, free Wi-Fi inside the airport. The airports are easily accessible because you can use the ERL from KL Sentral or buses from various locations. Visitors need to take extra precautions when travelling abroad. Always wear a facemask and bring your hand sanitizer. The security at the airport will be more strict than usual, so make sure you follow all the rules there.

Rai International Airport - Rai International Airport is the main airport in Bali. It is situated 13.2 km south of Denpasar. It is the second busiest airport in Indonesia after Soekarno–Hatta International Airport. It served 23,779,170 passengers in 2018. It was awarded as the world's third-best airport (with 15 to 25 million passengers each year) in 2016 by the Airport Council International based on their excellent customer services. It was named after I Gusti Ngurah Rai, a Balinese hero who died protecting the country against the Dutch at Marga in Tabanan during the Indonesian Revolution in 1946. Many airlines are operating in this airport either direct flights or connecting flights daily. It has many facilities like restaurants, money changer counter, free Wi-Fi and shops inside the airport. Besides, many public transportations are easily available in this airport for everyone to use here daily. Visitors need to take extra precautions when travelling abroad. Always wear a facemask and bring your hand sanitizer. The security at the airport will be more strict than usual, so make sure you follow all the rules there.

Climate pattern in Kuala Lumpur to Bali Denpasar

Just like any other cities in Southeast Asia, the climate in Bali Denpasar is dry with a fair chance of rainfall about half of the year and the slightest chance of storm every year. If you want to enjoy outdoor activities, you can come around mid-June to September. The temperatures in Bali is ranging from 26°C up to 35°C. make sure you check the weather forecast and bring suitable outfits before you visit this island.

Highlights attractions in Bali Denpasar

Bali Museum – If you want to learn more about the history and culture in Bali, you must visit this museum. It is located in the centre of Denpasar. It is also known as the Bali provincial state museum of Denpasar. The Bali local government manages it. It was opened to the public in 1931and it is home to many unique collections of musical instruments and theatrical masks, painting and sculptures, textiles and archaeological finds. The museum is divided into three different sections, and each section has its unique attractions. You can also see the Balinese wayang kulit (shadow puppet painting) and beautiful Balinese style architecture. The entrance fee is also affordable, and with the additional fee, you can get a tour around the museum with the experienced tour guide.

Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary – Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary is also known as Ubud Monkey Forest. The locals called it as Mandala Suci Wenara Wana. It is the sanctuary of almost 1050 Balinese long-tailed Monkey (Macaca fascicularis). It is also rich with nearly 186 different species of plants and trees. The view in this sanctuary is amazing. You can see many monkeys live freely in this sanctuary surrounded by many traditional Balinese buildings and statues including three temples which are Prajapati Temple, Dalem Agung Padangtegal Temple and Holy Spring Temple. The scene here will transcend you into another world which has calm and tranquil vibes compare to the bustling big cities.

Jalan Legian – Jalan Legian is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Bali Denpasar. It is the main walking street of Legian that stretch north-south from Kuta to Seminyak. It is a one-stop tourist centre that lined with a variety of bars, shops and delicious restaurants. Since it is located near to the beaches like Legian Beaches and Seminyak, the street is always packed with tourists. For the shopaholics, this is one of the shopping paradises for you. You can get many souvenirs at very affordable prices.

Travel Tips

Be Flexible with Your Travel Plans

Planning is a good way to go traveling, be it domestically or internationally, but don’t disregard the fact that things can and most likely would not go as planned. This could either be due to suddenly the activity you want to do is unavailable or if more logistical issues force you to think of other ways to do things. Keep in mind that plan is a good base, but when you are traveling and there are a lot of external factors involved, it will be a different kind of adventure.

Bring Extra ATM & Credit Cards During Your Travel

There is a saying that doesn’t keep all your money with your person when you travel, but that doesn’t mean you should not bring extra money at all. Keep extra credit and atm cards with you when you travel. This will help greatly when things go south and believe me, it probably will. Keeping cards instead of cash with your person is better and safer. 

Learn Few Local Words to Blend In

This will come in handy when you are traveling to a place where English is not their first, second, or only language at all. It is best to learn some local words that can help you through the trip, especially in terms of direction, transportation, medical, and such. Plus, it will open a ton of network opportunities with the locals to be able to be among them. You will be able to make friends and discover some hidden gems you never thought you would find.

Keep Your Accommodation Address with You

This might sound ridiculous but it is important nonetheless. We tend to underestimate ourselves and assume we have it all in our heads. It is best to have it with you at all times because when you need a specific direction back, you can refer to it easily. It is best to keep it on paper as well because you will never know when the handy-dandy technology will fail you when you need it the most.

Less is Best when Traveling

We are not going minimalist here, but minimalism can help you get more things done. In order to determine how many you should bring with you, you should always go back to the question of where and what. Where are you going? What will you be doing? This will bring you back to the consideration if you do a lot of walking, then it is best to bring something you are comfortable with. The key example is to wear your everyday clothes because you know what you are comfortable with to go about your day. Don’t overthink too much on a “just in case” situation because that is the number one trap to bring more with you and in the end, it will just make your bag heavier with things you can either reuse or get easier there.

Travel Insurance

Be it whether you are traveling domestic or international, it is important to gear yourself up with travel insurance. This is pretty much self-explanatory because you will never expect what could happen when you are abroad. Even if you are traveling domestically, should things go out of your control such as accidents or sickness, you will have the leverage of insurance coverage.

Always Stay In Touch

Despite the beauty of the world, it is not necessarily a safe one. Even if you are doing a solo trip, always keep in touch with your family and/or friends. Let them have a copy of your itinerary so that they have an idea of where you are. Keep them close in contact each day and let them know when you are changing locations during your trip.

How to Book with Traveloka

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