Bali

Bali is one of the Indonesian islands, located just 8 degrees from the equator. Bali Island is situated at the western end of Lesser Sunda Island between Java and Lombok. Bali is one of the provinces of Indonesia, with its capital city in Denpasar. The total area of Bali is about 5,78006 square kilometers (2.231 square miles). 

Bali's population numbers over 4 million over 90 percent of whom adhere to Balinese Hinduism, though the rest of Indonesia is a highly Islamic nation. Minority religions on the island are Islam and Christianity. The largest ethnic groups on Bali are Balinese, Javanese, Baliaga, and Madurese. 

Bali has a developed cultural scene with sculpture, painting, traditional dances, metalworking, music, and leather work, and for this the reason that Bali is the biggest tourist destination in Indonesia.