Bali is an Indonesian island located at the westernmost tip of the Lesser Sunda Islands, located between Java to the west and Lombok to the east. The island is famous for its natural beauty, stunning beaches, rich cultural heritage and vibrant arts scene. Despite being a small island, Bali has a vibrant economy with a diverse range of industries in tourism, agriculture and manufacturing. The island's economy is mainly driven by tourism, with millions of visitors coming each year to enjoy its beaches, surf, and nightlife. Some of Bali's most popular tourist destinations are Kuta Beach, Seminyak, Ubud and the cultural center of Bali, the town of Gianyar. Bali is also famous for its traditional Balinese cuisine, which features a blend of spices and ingredients such as rice, vegetables, meat, and seafood. Balinese cuisine is flavorful and diverse, influenced by various culinary traditions including Indian, Chinese and Javanese cuisines. Some popular dishes are nasi goreng, fried noodles, Babi guling and satay (meat skewered and served on a stick).