Buleleng Regency

   Buleleng regency is regency seat in Singaraja. Buleleng was faounded as a kingdon by Gusti Panji Sakti. He is commemorated as a heroic ancestor-fugure who expanded the power of Buleleng to Blambangan on East Java. The kingdom was weakened during his successors and fell under the suzerainty of the neighbouring Karangasem Kingdom in the second half of the 18th century. 

Tourism in Buleleng Regency, namely :

1. Waterfall Gitgit is located in the Gitgit, Sukasada village, 11 km from the Singaraja city. The waterfall hight is 35 netre this is very beautiful and cool climate. Descend by walking after passing the gitgit parking. There are several local young men that was organised by the local traditional village offered the service accompained the tourist towards this beautiful waterfall tours. 

 

2. The National West Bali Park is the conservation region of nature that had original ecosystem, its also managed with the system zonasi, that could be made use the aim of the research, science, supported the cultivation, tourism and recreation.

3. Pulaki Temple is located in Banyu Poh village, Grogak district, Buleleng around 49 km next west the Singaraja city. The function of the Pulaki Temple is the holy place to worship Sanghyang Widhi and to worship the spirit grandeur Sri Patni Kaniten that achieved redemption.

4. Menjangan Island is located on the north of the National West Bali Park, 76 km  west Singaraja city. To reached the island tourist must used motor-boat around 30 minutes. Menjangan Island is small island without occupants widely approximately 175 hectare consisted of coral, the vulcanic rock stone as well as the volcanic black land. This island offered the potential beauty of sorrounding sea taht really suitable for the recreation activity as well as water sport like : Snorkelling and Scuba diving.  

5. Hot water Banjar is located in Banjar village, Buleleng 24 km west Singaraja city. The hot water is natural hot water that considered could cure the illness. The source of the hot water was estimated aged hundreds years, since the Japanese occupation time the source of this hot water was straightened out and made use of.

6. Sanih water or Yeh Sanih is the tourist attraction that located 17 km from Singaraja. The lagend of this place is the place for the young couple for swim. According to the local community belief the source of this water had the origin from the Batur Lake that location 100 km from this place. This place often use for Hindu ceremony. You can also find Hindu Temple for the God Vishnu. This is natural swimming pool. 

7. Lovina beach is located 9 km west Singaraja city, this is one tourist attraction in northen Bali. Both forgein and local tourist who visit other than to see the unspoiled beaches and also to see the dolphins which is widely avaible in this beach. By hiring a local fishing boat, we can approach the dolphins.