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One of the nicest areas of Sanur is its coastline which is flanked by a paved walkway that wraps around the edge of the sea and is the ideal spot to go for an afternoon walk.

Families flock here as it is easy to walk along the beachfront path even if you have young children in a stroller, or you can rent your own set of wheels and cycle along, taking in the pretty view along the way.

Things to look out for include the traditional boats that bob on the water, and the promenade is dotted with cafes and restaurants where you can stop for refreshments if the walk or ride gets a little tiring.

The Blanjong Pillar is probably the top ‘attraction’ in Sanur and is famous for being the oldest historical artefact in Bali. Dating from 914 AD, the pillar is basically a stone inscription which was fashioned at the time of the first king of Bali, Sri Kesari Waemadewa. The pillar is an enigmatic attraction and it has not been translated as the text is in ancient Sanskrit and Balinese.
You will find it in a sleepy side street off Jalan Danau Poso, so walk along the road until you are in front of Pura Blanjong and take the alleyway on the left to get to the stone.

Pasar Sindu Night Market is one of the focal points of Sanur in the evening and is a top spot if you fancy some late night shopping and snacking.
The market is more of a static market than a rotating one like many other night markets in Southeast Asia, but you will find a good selection of items for sale including a huge variety of delicious local street food.
The night market is on Jalan Pasar Sindu and usually gets going as night falls over sleepy Sanur.

With the rising rainfall, you might not be diving or surfing in Bali in October, but there are still some Bali beaches that stand out. The Sanur Beach is one of them, far away from the crowded Kuta beach. You might still be able to enjoy the beautiful sunrise here on days that are clear, and the offshore reefing is certainly a major attraction. Whether you are seeking a peaceful refuge or a hint of the local culture, this is one of the best places to visit in Bali in October. It is famous for the Annual Bali Kites Festival which usually takes place in the month of July or August.