Bali video is one of the world’s most famous travel destinations. The Indonesian island is a major tourism hub that attracts more than 500,000 visitors each month. But despite its tourist appeal, the island has been impacted by vast economic turmoil in recent years and local people have been struggling to make ends meet.

The Island of the Gods

Religion permeates every aspect of life on Bali, with around 95 percent of the population practicing Hinduism. This is especially true of the island’s temples, where ceremonies, rituals and festivals determine the way in which locals live their lives.

The Island of Dancing

In Bali, dance has always been a central element in culture and religion. Whether it’s the religious temple dances performed by the thousands, or the popular legong performances that entertain tourists, dancing traditions on Bali are consciously cultivated.

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The Island of Love

While dance has always been a central part of Bali’s culture, the island is also well known for its many love songs and romantic odes. During a typical legong performance, a young girl dances with her legs spread out wide, and flutters a pair of bumblebees in the air. This is called Olek Tambuli Lingan, and it’s a romantic touch that is only found on this special occasion.

The View Only Looks Good If You Pan to the Left

A Dutch woman has shared a video showing that her beautiful Bali accommodation only looks aesthetically pleasing if she looks to the left. The video was recorded from the balcony of a room at Kos One Hostel in Canggu. It cost about $40 a night for four people and is advertised on its website as an ‘Instagrammable’ hostel.

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