Bali is among the world's best honeymoon destinations. The tropical island paradise can provide the ultimate relaxation following a hectic wedding. The natural beauty of the area and the slower pace of life allows for a laid back getaway. Bali has been described by many as a 'zen' destination for this reason, and is appreciated by travelers world wide for its unique culture and stunning scenery. Bali is renowned for its beaches, although these can be crowded in the resort areas.

If you are seeking true solitude, you should head for the hills where you are sure to find relaxing and isolated retreats. Bali is also home to a renowned spa culture which is worth sampling as part of a honeymoon trip. The climate in Bali is sunny and pleasant year round, as well.

A new resort in Bali is set to open in 2012 in Nusa Dua. The Mulia Resort and Villas is a 524 room luxury beach resort which features sweeping ocean views from every room out onto the stunning bay below.

The property features dining options including a cafe which offers an all-day brasserie, extensive breakfast buffet, plus a menu for lunch or dinner which offers local favorites and international classics. The Soleil restaurant offers a delicious selection of Mediterranean cuisine as well. The Cascade Lounge features comfy sofas for, well, lounging and taking in the breathtaking ocean and lake views. There is also a bar on the property for late night entertainment. The Mulia Villas are a separate complex featuring 108 villa-style apartments. This is the largest development of its kind on the island, featuring world class service and amenities.

The annual Bali Arts Festival is a world-renowned event. The Asian global travel site Agoda.com is celebrating the festival this year with special deals on travel to Bali. The month-long festival known as Pesta Kesenian Bali, or PKB, has been held from June through July since 1979.

It is a showcase for the very best of Balinese arts and cultural traditions, and features a spectacular parade through Denpasar which is a highlight of the festival. Costumed performers and the music of gamelan orchestras take over the streets in a vivid display of Hindu-inspired Balinese tradition. The festival features many musical and dance performances throughout, as well as the famous Balinese shadow puppet theater, Legong dance theater and mask dance performances. An address from the President is a highlight of the opening day ceremony.