Geography
Bali's terrain is diverse. Six volcanoes range in height from 4,429 feet to 9,888 feet. Other geographical characteristics are slightly sloping land, deep ravines and tropical rain forests.
Exports
Bali's main exports are seafood, gems and jewelry, garments, knitted products and leather goods. Bali exports these goods to the United States, Britain, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong and other countries.
Wildlife
Approximately 282 bird species are found on Bali; the Bali Starling, also known as Rothschild's Mynah, is in danger of extinction. Dolphins, dugongs, muntjaks, chevrotains and the black panther are some of the mammals found in West Bali National Park.
Plants
The sacred trees of Bali are the banyan and pule. Bamboo is used for building. Cloves and coffee grow abundantly. Bougainvillea, jasmine, orchids, papaya, passion fruit and local grapes are common plants.
Climate
The average year-round temperature in Bali is 89 degrees F. October to April is the rainy season with high humidity. The mountains are cooler than the coastal areas.
