Buleleng Regency located on the north coast of the Bali Island is walled out by the sea of Bali on the north, Karangasem on the east and the districts of Jembrana, Tabanan and small areas of Badung and Bangli on the west and south. This historical kabupaten is isolated from the rest of Bali and has developed distinct social and cultural features and continues to attract increasing numbers of tourists each year with its breathtaking natural scenery and unique history.  Its regency seat is Singaraja.

Covering the largest area of northern Bali, Buleleng is rich in archeological artifacts. Buddhist relics in the form of clay stupas have been found at the Hotel Angsoka in the village of Kalibukbuk in the Lovina Tourist Resort. In addition, a skeleton with a sword was also found.