Written by our team in Tuban, Kuta: Balinese culture and philosophy, where to go, how to travel safely, diving in Amed, investing under Indonesian law, and where Bali tourism is heading.
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Planned as a resort enclave in the 1970s, Nusa Dua offers Bali's calmest swimming beaches, the Water Blow, Tanjung Benoa water sports and e…
The green staircases of Tegallalang and Jatiluwih are not just pretty — they are run by a democratic water system linked to temples. How su…
Amed's quiet fishing villages and nearby Tulamben are among the best places in Asia to learn to dive, snorkel from the beach and explore a …
White sand under limestone cliffs, turquoise water and sunsets over the ocean: Melasti, Pandawa, Green Bowl, Padang Padang, Jimbaran and Sa…
Three harmonies — with God, with people and with nature — shape Balinese villages, temples, rice fields and even how a family house is laid…
Kuta is where Bali tourism began. From surf lessons and sunsets to Seminyak's beach clubs and Tuban's easy airport access, here is how the …
Practical, local advice on health, roads, the ocean, money, temples and emergencies — so your Bali holiday stays easy, safe and respectful.
Watching the sun rise over Lake Batur and Mount Agung is a Bali highlight. Compare the 4x4 jeep tours and the classic trek: effort, timing,…
Perched on a rock in the Indian Ocean, Tanah Lot is one of Bali's most sacred and photographed temples. Its story, what you can and cannot …
Bali welcomed almost 7 million foreign arrivals in 2025, nearly 10% more than 2024, plus over 26 million domestic trips. Who is coming, wha…
The Rp 150.000 tourist levy, visa on arrival, the governor's do's and don'ts for tourists and the single-use plastic rules — a practical ch…
Most visitors stay in south Bali, but Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Uluwatu, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua and Sanur feel completely different. A practical …