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Traffic congestion is part and parcel of visiting Bali, but this week in particular, tourists should be aware that it could get pretty intense. Though Bali will fall still and silent on Thursday for Nyepi, the most important day of the year, the number of travelers will increase significantly in the days before and after, …

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It is the beginning of one of the most exciting weeks of the year in Bali. On Thursday, the island will fall silent to observe Nyepi, the holy day of silence, and on Saturday, the whole of Indonesia will be celebrating Eid al-Fitr. For tourists in Bali this week, this is an opportunity to experience …

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Here at The Bali Sun, we take safety incredibly seriously. As Bali remains one of the most in-demand vacation destinations in the world, safety on the island is a concern for both tourists and the tourism sector. We have good news: in the last week, Bali has felt even safer than usual, based on our …

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The countdown is on to one of the most exciting ceremonies in Bali. The Ogoh-Ogoh Parades are easily the most exhilarating and fascinating of all of Bali’s rituals, and they are ones that tourists are welcome to come and observe, photograph, and revel in.  Here at The Bali Sun, we love sharing Balinese culture with …

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By far the cheapest and fastest way to travel between Bali and neighbouring islands like Nusa Penida, the Gili Islands, and Lombok is by fast boat. Sanur Harbor is the port of choice for millions of tourists every year, but for those seeking a less crowded travel hub, there are always other options to choose …

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On the 19th March 2026, Bali will fall silent and still for the most important day of the year. For tourists, it is truly an honour to be in Bali on Nyepi Day and during this festival period. Tourists must be aware that for the next week, ceremonies and Nyepi-related changes take precedence. From early …

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Bali is considered to be one of the safest vacation destinations in the world. As shown by our Bali Sun Traveler Safety Index, where real travelers report their experience of safety in real time, the island remains in the green at all times. As of this week, 100 of the island’s leading hotels hold Disaster …

Read More about 115 Hotels Awarded With Disaster Preparedness Certificates In Top Bali Travel Hotspots 

While international travel is beginning to stabilise following the escalation of conflict in the Middle East, tourists in Bali are still advised to stay alert for last-minute flight changes. Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport was one of the many transport hubs affected by airspace closures in the UAE and Qatar. As a result …

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Bali Governor Wayan Koster has announced that he is pushing for a new regulation that will crack down on illegal money changers in Bali’s most popular tourist resorts. Bali is considered one of the safest travel destinations in the world, but scams are reportedly the biggest cause of concern for travelers.  The issue with fraudulent …

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In light of the conflict in the Middle East, there are pockets of Bali that are feeling a little quieter than usual, even for this low season period. Although flight services have mostly resumed, the knock-on effect of last week’s major travel disruptions is starting to be felt in Bali. Ubud is one of the …

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Bali is Indonesia’s only majority Hindu province. As a country, Indonesia is a predominantly Muslim nation, and as such, Eid al-Fitr is the biggest religious festival of the year. This year, Eid al-Fitr will be observed in Indonesia on the 21st March, and millions of people will be moving throughout the country to spend time …

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Bali’s issues with waste management feel never-ending. The effect of the poor waste management infrastructure is having a negative impact on local communities, tourists, and the environment. While leaders have vowed, for years, that swift and serious action would be taken, the situation never seems to be fully resolved.  One of the biggest controversies in …

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