Buleleng places of interest is information about tourist destinations located in Buleleng Regency with their own beauty and uniqueness making this district popular for visits by foreign and domestic tourists. Buleleng is one of the districts in Bali which has quite a large area. Buleleng is often also called Singaraja, where Singaraja is the capital of Buleleng Regency, so you don’t need to be confused if you hear that word. Buleleng and Singaraja, because they are the same thing. With a very large area, Buleleng has many very beautiful natural tourist attractions, most of which are dominated by waterfall tourism, because it is located in the highlands and the many springs that come from the mountains make this water flow into a waterfall that has uniqueness and beauty. characteristics. special in itself. Buleelng Regency consists of lowlands, hills and mountains. Most of the Buleleng Regency area is a hilly and mountainous area that stretches in the southern part, while in the northern part, namely along the coast, it is lowland. Apart from that, if you hear about dolphin tourism, you will definitely go to Lovina Beach at Dolphin, because currently only Lovina Beach provides attractions for seeing dolphins in the open sea.
Geographically, Buleleng Regency is located between 8°3’40″–8°23’00” N and 114°25’55″–115°27’28” E. Its position is in the northern part of Bali Island. The area of Buleleng Regency is 1,365.88 km² (24.25% of the area of Bali Island). Buleleng Regency consists of 9 sub-districts with 129 villages, 19 sub-districts, 551 hamlets/banjars, and 58 sub-districts. The Buleleng Regency area, which covers an area of 136,588 Ha, is administratively divided into 9 sub-districts with 129 villages, 19 sub-districts, 550 hamlets/banjars, and 58 sub-districts. Buleleng Regency is divided into 9 sub-districts, including Gerokgak, Seririt, Busungbiu, Banjar, Sukasada, Buleleng, Sawan, Kubuaddan and Tejakula sub-districts.
