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Amorielli Vol. 2 · No. 06 · June 2026 Portfolio p. 25

Portfolio · Vol. 2 · No. 06 · June 2026

Bali in pictures

9 photographs from the cover story, Where to Stay in Bali, printed large. Photographs by Juan Antonio Segal from Madrid, Vyacheslav Argenberg, Matt @ PEK from Taipei, Kresnanta, Emma THERY, CEphoto, Philip Nalangan, Thomas Fuhrmann, Simon_sees from Australia, from Wikimedia Commons under the licences credited on each image.

The clifftop temple of Uluwatu above the Indian Ocean on Bali's Bukit Peninsula in the late afternoon light. — Pura Luhur Uluwatu on the cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula, one of Bali's best-known sunset spots.

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Curved, stepped rice terraces planted in bright green on a hillside near Ubud in Bali. — The terraces at Tegallalang near Ubud, shaped by the subak system of cooperative irrigation.

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A private Balinese villa with a swimming pool bordered by tropical greenery and an open-sided pavilion. — The island's signature stay: a walled private villa with its own pool, often rented with a housekeeper and cook.

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A high limestone headland shaped like a dinosaur's back above a curved white beach and turquoise sea at Kelingking, Nusa Penida. — The Kelingking headland on Nusa Penida, a fast-boat ride from Sanur.

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A view shows a vegetated cliff face dropping into the sea, with waves breaking at its base and a path running along the cliff top. — This photograph shows the cliff at Uluwatu temple, Bali, with waves breaking below and a path along the cliff top.

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A temple with thatched roofs sits atop a large, vegetated rock formation in the sea, with many people gathered on adjacent lower rocks. — You are looking at Pura Tanah Lot at sunset, located in Tanah Lot, Bali, Indonesia, a temple built on a rock formation in the sea.

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View of terraced rice paddies and palm trees, with two thatched-roof structures on a grassy slope in the foreground. — The Tegallalang Rice Terraces present a view of rice paddies and an irrigation system, part of the traditional Balinese cooperative subak system.

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Green rice terraces extend across a hilly landscape, interspersed with palm trees, a winding road, and distant forested hills. — The reader is looking at the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, a landscape of tiered rice paddies and tropical vegetation in Bali, Indonesia.

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A sandy beach with two sun loungers and a red umbrella in the foreground, facing a calm blue sea under a clear sky. — This photograph shows the St Regis beach, featuring a sandy shore, sun loungers, and a red umbrella beside the clear blue sea.

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