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It's called Villa Seminyak Estate & Spa and it is in Bali, Indonesia. Now usually you won't consider flying to a foreign country just to stay at a lovely property, but if I'm writing an entire blog post dedicated to it, you can imagine that it's worth it.The luxury resort is located on the southern tip of the beautiful Indonesian island and from what I've seen, you won't want to step out of this property, once you check-in. But if you do happen to step out, there will be pristine white sand beaches, gorgeous treehouse lodges and several exotic bars waiting for you outside.Why should you visit?

1- Penises everywhere!Yes, you read it right! One thing that is definitely unique to Bali is the presence of these odd souvenirs. In Bali, the representation of the male genital is considered as a symbol of good luck. You will find evident presence of this in all parts of Bali in the form of statues, keychains, incense burners, and even bottle openers. So next time you visit Bali, you know what souvenirs to pick for you friends and family back home. ;)

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'The trip ended with a lot of fun and exciting stories to share. We missed the Komodo National Park and Manta Rays!! But i'm sure it would have been a very beautiful experience if not the wrong time of the year!!! 

Chaitanya Bodapati's diving video in Bali,earlier this year with Bali Aqua.Video edited by EpicMakers.To transform your holiday videos into epics, write in to makersepic@gmail.comCheck us out on www.epicmakers.com

The summer break was coming and so was my anniversary so was trying to find a place to go. After much deliberation zeroed in on Bali the most prominent island gateway in Asia. The place whose beauty lies in the proud fact that it has everything you can ask for. Hills, Volcano, still water beaches and off course the famous surfing joints with awesome high tides. It has emerged as one of the most favored destinations for adrenaline junkies looking to ride some awesome waves at fraction of cost involved in spending at similar places all over the world.

Bali can be one of the most spiritually rewarding and renewing destinations you can embark on a spiritual odyssey to. Known for its yoga retreats, healthy organic eating, and spiritual healers, your spiritual journey offers you a chance to heal, to release, to grow and to surrender your stress on a beautiful island firmly rooted in the quest for continued spiritual growth and the practice of mediation.

Day 5: Back to IndiaIt was our last day in Bali so we decided to have Balinese massage one more time. Since airport was far from Ubud and due to heavy traffic jams we were advised to leave early after having delicious breakfast. Our owner dropped us to Airport. We loved Balinese hospitality. Our beautiful trip came to an end and we took lot of memories with us to cherish.

Where: IndonesiaWhat to do: After a night of hitting the beach shacks and swanky clubs in Seminyak, head to Grocer & Grind for a hearty breakfast. Take a break from the western charms of Seminyak by visiting Pura Petitenget Temple, which will give you a dose of Balinese culture without going too far from the town. Head to the coasts of Pulau Nias and Krui for surfing lessons or Ubud for rafting on the Ayung River. Keep a day for exploring Ubud on foot, walking through the sleepy towns and iconic temples to get a deeper understanding of Balinese culture.

You've been to Goa? Bali is cleaner and better. This Indonesian island is primarily known as a honeymoon destination to the Indians, but surprisingly it's connected to us in a lot more ways than that. According to the 2010 census, 83.5% of people on the island follow Hinduism, making it easier for all of us to saunter onto the beaches thinking of them as our own. Known as the 'island of the gods,' the locals are a peculiarly warm breed probably believing the age-old Indian saying Atithi Devo Bhavah, making the city one of the most-visited tourist destinations in the world.Famous for: Beaches and religion.Things to do: Chill at Seminyak Beach. Visit the ancient Hindu temple Uluwatu.Weather in January: 26 degrees celsius is the average, making the climate perfect to roam around topless on the beaches.Average budget per head for 5 days (excluding flights): Rs. 35,000For more details, read this.