South Korean Actor Woo Do-hwan

Korean Actor Woo Do-hwan Enjoys Bali’s Tanah Barak: More About This Beautiful Spot

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South Korean actor Woo Do-hwan has recently shared his vacation experience on the island of Bali, providing fans with a glimpse into his relaxing time at Tanah Barak Beach.

The 32-year-old actor, known for his roles in dramas such as Mr. Plankton and Mad Dog, posted several photos from his getaway on his Instagram account (@wdohwan) on Monday, May 12, 2025.

In the images, Woo Do-hwan is seen dressed casually in an ivory shirt, shorts, and sunglasses, smiling contentedly as he spends time amidst the stunning limestone cliffs of Tanah Barak.

 

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In his Instagram post, the actor accompanied his photos with simple smiley face emoticons and mentioned wearing glasses, reflecting his relaxed holiday mood.

The photos captured Woo Do-hwan at different points along the cliff-lined path leading to the beach. In the first, he is walking along the road with a broad smile, his body language exuding a sense of peace and contentment.

In the second photo, the actor sits cross-legged, gazing up at the sky as if taking in the beauty of the natural surroundings. The third image shows Woo Do-hwan posing with one hand tucked into his pocket, his back against the striking rock formations that define the area.

Woo Do-hwan’s holiday was not limited to Tanah Barak, as he was also spotted at White Rock Beach Club in Ungasan, South Kuta.

There, he met with some domestic tourists, including a local celebrity and content creator, who posted a photo with him. For that particular moment, the actor chose a more casual khaki shirt and shorts ensemble, still donning his ever-present sunglasses.

The actor’s posts have quickly gained attention on social media, with his Tanah Barak photos amassing over 1.4 million likes and more than 16,000 comments.

Many fans expressed their admiration and excitement in the comments section.

Some remarked on the coincidence of being so close to their idol, while others playfully lamented their missed opportunity to meet him. One comment from a fan read, “How come you didn’t tell me you were in Bali?” while another playful comment said, “(Why) don’t tell me you to go to Bali, I can be your tour guide.”

The Allure of Tanah Barak Beach: A Hidden Gem in Bali

Tanah Barak, located in Kutuh Village, South Kuta, Badung, is quickly becoming one of Bali’s must-visit spots. The beach is well-known for its scenic cliffs, which form a dramatic backdrop to the road leading down to the shore.

While the spot has only recently reopened after a temporary closure due to landslides, it has once again become a popular destination, especially during long holidays like Idul Fitri.

The road leading to Tanah Barak Beach offers visitors a memorable experience as it cuts through high cliffs, providing breathtaking views. This unique landscape, combined with the peaceful atmosphere of the beach, makes it a favourite among those seeking tranquillity in a natural setting.

 

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The beach itself boasts beautiful white sands and crystal-clear blue waters, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and photography.

For those planning to visit, Tanah Barak is located about 40 minutes from Denpasar city centre and around 30 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport. Entry to the beach is reasonably priced, with an entrance fee of IDR 8,000 for adults and IDR 3,000 for children. 

Parking fees are also affordable, with motorcycles charged IDR 2,000 and cars at IDR 5,000. The site is open every day from 06:00 to 18:00 WITA, with weekdays offering a quieter experience compared to the weekends.

Activities at Tanah Barak Beach

Visitors to Tanah Barak Beach can enjoy a variety of activities in addition to simply soaking in the surroundings.

  1. Relax on the Beach: The beach offers a perfect spot for unwinding, with its soft white sands and clear blue water. Visitors can relax on the shore, enjoying the natural beauty of the area. The gentle waves and the peaceful environment make it a great location to de-stress and appreciate nature.
  2. Photography Among the Cliffs: One of the main draws of Tanah Barak Beach is the road that winds its way through the cliffs. The dramatic scenery makes for incredible photo opportunities, and tourists can capture beautiful shots along the cliffside. However, visitors should be mindful of not obstructing the road as it is also used by vehicles.
  3. Explore the Natural Beauty: In addition to lounging on the beach and taking photos, Tanah Barak Beach offers a chance for nature lovers to explore the surrounding area. The cliffs and the rich green landscape provide a contrast to the blue sea, making for a picture-perfect view from various vantage points along the beach.

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