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Bali, Indonesia

Bali in January

A quieter, shoulder or off-peak time. The best months for Bali are April, May, June and September. In January, warm and pleasant, summer clothes with a light layer for evenings; expect frequent rain, so bring a waterproof and plan some indoor options.

A quieter, shoulder or off-peak time.
Avg temp
27°C
Rainfall
340 mm
Crowds
Quieter
~Cost/day
Rp1,595,000
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Weather and what to pack

In January, Bali is typically warm and pleasant, summer clothes with a light layer for evenings; expect frequent rain, so bring a waterproof and plan some indoor options. Average temperatures sit around 27°C with about 340mm of rain across the month.

Things to do in Bali in January

Highlights from our guide.

Tirta Empul water temple
Ubud Palace & traditional dance
Tanah Lot sea temple at sunset
Tegallalang rice terraces sunrise
Sekumpul waterfall trek
Nusa Penida island day trip

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Bali in January: FAQ

Is January a good time to visit Bali?+

A quieter, shoulder or off-peak time. Bali's best months are generally April, May, June and September.

What is the weather like in Bali in January?+

Expect average temperatures around 27°C. Rainfall averages about 340mm for the month. In short, warm and pleasant, summer clothes with a light layer for evenings; expect frequent rain, so bring a waterproof and plan some indoor options.

What should I pack for Bali in January?+

Based on the typical January weather: warm and pleasant, summer clothes with a light layer for evenings; expect frequent rain, so bring a waterproof and plan some indoor options.

What is there to do in Bali in January?+

Popular things to do include Tirta Empul water temple, Ubud Palace & traditional dance, Tanah Lot sea temple at sunset and Tegallalang rice terraces sunrise. There is a longer list below, or you can generate a full plan.

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