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North Bali’s Sacred Healing Hot Springs
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Banjar Hot Water Spring is a popular hot spring destination in North Bali. Banjar Hot Water Spring is located in Banjar Village, Banjar District, Buleleng Regency, North Bali, around 1.5 km from Banjar town and approximately 24 km from Singaraja. The water contains sulfur and is traditionally believed to have health benefits. Visitors can also enjoy the showers, where the warm water falls from above and creates a rain-like sensation.
The site has three pools with different depths and sizes. The main pool is the largest, with a depth of around 1 to 2 meters, while the areas near the showers are shallower. The pools are arranged in tiers, with the upper pool being smaller and shallower than the main pool. With its hot-water pools and shower areas, Banjar Hot Water Spring is one of the places to visit when exploring Buleleng.
Banjar Hot Water Spring is believed to have existed for hundreds of years. During the Japanese occupation of Bali, the spring was further developed and managed as a bathing area. Three pools were built during this period and were used for bathing and soaking in the naturally warm water. The spring also became known for its sulfur-rich water, which was traditionally believed to help with certain skin conditions.
Today, Banjar Hot Water Spring is open to the public and has become a popular bathing destination in North Bali. Visitors can use the pools and showers while experiencing the same natural hot spring that has been part of the area’s history for generations.
Visitors can relax in the warm pools and enjoy the hot-water showers at Banjar Hot Water Spring. A visit can also be combined with trips to nearby temples, cultural sites, traditional villages, and local markets. For photography, the hot spring and other scenic spots in Buleleng offer plenty of opportunities to capture North Bali’s landscape. Visitors can also explore Banjar in the morning or late afternoon to enjoy the local atmosphere.
Banjar Hot Water Spring provides facilities including a large parking area, toilets, ticket counter, souvenir shop, lockers, changing rooms, spa and massage services, three hot spring pools, and a restaurant. The hot spring is open daily from 07:00 to 18:00 WITA, except on Nyepi Day. For a quieter visit, 08:30–09:00 is generally a good time to arrive, before the area becomes busier.
When visiting Banjar Hot Water Spring and nearby cultural sites, wear a sarong and sash when entering temples and dress respectfully. If you encounter a religious ceremony or procession on the road, slow down, pull over, and allow it to pass. It is also useful to carry small cash denominations, such as Rp 5,000–20,000, for parking fees and temple donations.
Start your day by heading to Banjar Hot Water Spring in the morning, ideally arriving early before it gets busy. After enjoying the hot spring, continue exploring nearby attractions in North Bali and stop at a local warung for lunch. In the afternoon, you can visit another destination in Buleleng before returning to your accommodation or continuing to a nearby spot to enjoy the sunset.
From Singaraja, Banjar Hot Water Spring is about a 30-minute drive. Google Maps can be used for navigation to the entrance. If you are coming from Bali’s main tourist areas in the south, the journey takes longer, but the hot spring can be easily combined with other attractions in North Bali.
Banjar Hot Water Spring is a worthwhile stop for those exploring North Bali, especially if you want to combine a relaxing soak with other attractions around Buleleng. Its hot spring pools, easy access to nearby destinations, and local cultural sites make it easy to include in a North Bali itinerary. A private driver can also make the trip more convenient, particularly if you plan to visit places such as Lovina Beach or GitGit Waterfall on the same day.
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