One of the areas that are visited by tourists when they go to Bali is Nusa Dua, which has many beaches and other tourist attractions. Not only that, Nusa Dua will also host the World Public Relations Forum 2024 which will be held on November 19-21, 2024 at Merusaka Hotel Nusa Dua, Bali.

This prestigious international event will be an important platform for the latest knowledge, strategies, and trends in the world of public relations. Attendees will have the opportunity to listen to prominent keynote speakers, take part in informative panel sessions, and network with industry peers from various countries.

While attending the conference, participants can also travel to various destinations in Nusa Dua besides the beach which is very varied. Here are recommendations for non-beach tours in Nusa Dua:

1. Puja Mandala

Puja Mandala Worship Complex is a destination in the Nusa Dua area which is quite visited by tourists who come to Bali. Puja Mandala is a complex that has five houses of worship so it is called a worship complex.

Puja Mandala is one of the destinations of choice for tourists because the five houses of worship available in one complex are a form of tolerance for local residents. 

2. Geger Temple

Pura Geger or Pura Geger Dalem Pemutih is an attractive destination for tourists due to its famous spring water. According to local residents, only those who have undergone a special ceremony can see the spring.

In addition, the spring is often used as medicine by local residents. Usually, the time to look for this spring is at 16:00 WITA.

3. Timbis Paragliding

For tourists who love adrenaline-inducing activities, this activity at Timbis Hill, precisely in Kutuh Village, South Kuta District, can be the right choice of destination.
Visitors can do paragliding from Timbis Hill which can see Timbis Beach, limestone cliffs, hidden temples, and the Indian Ocean. In addition, helmets and documentation for photos are available.

4. Nusa Dharma Temple

Nusa Dharma Temple is a temple located in South Kuta District. This temple is a destination because of the history of this temple which attracts tourists.

This temple was built by Baban Tan Sie Yong who promised to build a house of worship with his partner after he was trapped on an island called Nusa Dharma. He was trapped because of the tide and eventually promised to build a temple if he could return to Nusa Dua.