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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The green staircases of Tegallalang and Jatiluwih are not just pretty — they are run by a democratic water system linked to temples. How su…
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…
Three harmonies — with God, with people and with nature — shape Balinese villages, temples, rice fields and even how a family house is laid…
Ubud is Bali's cultural heart: royal palace, sacred monkey forest, rice terraces, art villages and some of the island's best food. What to …
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 …
Practical, local advice on health, roads, the ocean, money, temples and emergencies — so your Bali holiday stays easy, safe and respectful.
White sand under limestone cliffs, turquoise water and sunsets over the ocean: Melasti, Pandawa, Green Bowl, Padang Padang, Jimbaran and Sa…
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…
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 …
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 …
Uluwatu combines one of Bali's six great temples on a 70-metre cliff, the famous Kecak fire dance at sunset and world-class surf beaches be…
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,…