Qibla direction in Bali
Great circle to the Kaaba at 21.4225° N, 39.8262° E
In short
From Bali the qibla is towards the north-west: 293.75° from true north in Denpasar. Across the region the bearing runs from 293.6° to 293.8°, because each place has its own great-circle line to the Kaaba. MuslimSuite has a qibla page for 16 cities in Bali, each with the exact bearing and the distance to Makkah.
Qibla bearing in the largest cities of Bali
| City | Qibla from true north |
|---|---|
| Denpasar | 293.75° · north-west |
| Klungkung | 293.69° · north-west |
| Singaraja | 293.69° · north-west |
| Sukawati | 293.73° · north-west |
| Negara | 293.84° · north-west |
| Banjar | 293.73° · north-west |
| Ubud | 293.72° · north-west |
| Tanjung Benoa | 293.77° · north-west |
| Tabanan | 293.75° · north-west |
| Amlapura | 293.63° · north-west |
All 16 cities in Bali
- Amlapura
- Banjar
- Batubulan
- Bedugul
- Dalung
- Denpasar
- Klungkung
- Kuta
- Negara
- Seririt
- Singaraja
- Sukawati
- Tabanan
- Tanjung Benoa
- Tuban
- Ubud
GeoNames (geonames.org), CC BY 4.0; Wikidata (CC0)
Frequently asked questions
What is the qibla direction in Bali?
Towards the north-west. In Denpasar it is 293.75°, measured clockwise from true north; the other cities of Bali lie between 293.6° and 293.8°.
Is the qibla the same everywhere in Bali?
Nearly, but not exactly. The qibla is the shortest path over the globe to the Kaaba, so the bearing changes a little from place to place. Use the page of your own city.
Can I use a compass with these bearings?
The bearings are measured from true north. A magnetic compass can be several degrees off depending on where you are, so check it with the sun method described on your city's page.