Tourists planning their visits to Bali have so much to explore and experience it can be a little overwhelming with knowing where to start. There are rice paddies to visit, beaches to relax on and jungles to roam through. One of the most important elements of a visit to Bali is to connect with the …
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Tourists in Bali and those planning to visit areas where monkeys live are being advised to take the risk of rabies seriously. While many of Bali’s primate attractions have rabies safety protocols in place, tourists who are at risk of being exposed to the deadly virus must ensure they follow post-exposure protocols too. The news …
Tourism managers at the UNESCO-protected Jatiluwih Rice Terraces in Tabanan Regency in Bali have confirmed that tourists will now be able to make use of new electric shuttle buses to explore the area. The Jatiluwih Rice Terraces are one of the most well-preserved and famous landscapes in Bali. Aside from the Tegallalang Rice Terraces outside …
The Secret Garden Village Bali is one of the most underrated activity centers on the island. Located in Bedugul, the centre is the perfect stop off on a day trip to the Bedugul Highlands and Ulun Danu Beratan Temple. One of the leading attractions at The Secret Garden Village is the guided herbalist and coffee-making …
A new date has been set for the grand opening of the new ICON Bali shopping mall in Sanur. The mall, said to be the biggest in Southeast Asia, was initially set to open in March and again in May, but a new date has been set for June. ICON Bali Mall, as a retail …
With the 10th World Water Forum kicking off in Bali and tens of thousands of delegates arriving on the Island of the Gods to discuss the topic of Shared Water Prosperity for All, there has been no better time to explore all the aquatic adventures tourists can enjoy while on vacation. From sacred water rituals …
The Bali Tourism Office is facilitating the creation of a new coffee plantation and agrotourism initiative in Buleleng Regency in North Bali. The project, located closed to Munduk, will give tourists seeking an off path experience in nature the chance to connect with Bali’s thriving coffee culture and rarely visited villages. The Head of the …
With the World Water Forum officially kicking off in Nusa Dua on Saturday, 18th May, one top Bali attraction will be closed for four days to allow delegations and VIP guests undisturbed access. The iconic GWK Cultural Park closed its doors on the evening of 16th May and will not reopen until the 20th May. …
Hands up if your parents treated you to a Slush Puppy, a Snow Cone, or a sugary, syrupy, icy slushy drink of any kind as a kid. It’s safe to say that there is something playful and properly nostalgic about slushies, and no vacation would be complete without a cheeky slurp. For Bali lovers heading …
Bali’s most famous waterpark, Waterbom in Kuta, has pledged to become net zero by 2033. This incredible climate pledge, they hope, will show the world that if a waterpark can achieve meaningful sustainability goals, then anyone and everyone can. Waterbom is the most popular waterpark in Bali. Loved by locals, families, friends an even solo …
Tourism Villages are soaring in popularity with visitors to Bali right now. They give visitors the chance to see firsthand what life is like for local Balinese people and learn about culture, history, and the natural landscape. The most famous Tourism Village in Bali is Penglipuran Village in Bangli. This ancient village has been recognized …
Travel data has revealed the most famous temples in Bali with tourists. Visitors to Bali often cited the temples and the island’s deeply spiritual nature as one of the top reasons for booking a vacation to the province. Two of Bali’s most popular temples with tourists are Tanah Lot Temple and Ulun Danu Beratan. One …