Sanur shuttle bus service has arrived, offering an eco-friendly way for tourists and locals to explore this charming coastal resort town in Bali. Designed to reduce traffic congestion while promoting Bali’s sustainable transport vision, the electric buses make it easier than ever to enjoy Sanur’s beaches, cafes, and cultural spots without adding to the island’s […]

Barong Brutuk dance is one of Bali’s rarest and most mysterious cultural performances. This sacred dance comes from Trunyan Village, located in the isolated area near Lake Batur in Bangli Regency, Bali. Unlike the popular Barong Ket or Barong Macan performances seen in tourist centers, Barong Brutuk can only be performed by selected young men […]

Indonesian Independence Day is celebrated every year on August 17. This historic day marks the moment in 1945 when Indonesia declared independence from colonial rule. In 2025, the nation will proudly observe its 80th year of independence, and celebrations will be held all across the country. The official flag-raising ceremony will take place in Jakarta, […]

Lovina Festival 2025 invites you to explore the vibrant soul of North Bali culture through sacred dance, live music, and creative showcases. Held in Buleleng Regency, this four-day event highlights the unique charm of Buleleng tourism—far from the usual southern crowds. From sunrise dolphin watching to powerful performances, this festival blends nature and tradition into […]

Balinese animal ceremony Tumpek Kandang is more than a religious event—it’s a deep expression of respect for animals and nature in Bali. As the island continues to grow as a global tourism destination, this sacred ritual serves as a cultural compass, reminding locals and visitors alike of the spiritual ties that bind humans, animals, and […]

Bali July festivals are in full swing, turning the island into a stage for culture, music, and tradition. From sacred rituals to beachside beats, July brings a variety of exciting events across the island. Visitors will discover that Bali is not just about beaches and temples, but also a hub of vibrant celebrations. This month […]

North Bali airport will soon change the landscape of the island’s tourism and economy. This ambitious project stretches 1.5 kilometers into the sea and marks a major step in balancing Bali’s development. Unlike the crowded southern region, North Bali offers open space and untapped potential. With an aerotropolis design that includes hotels, logistics hubs, business […]

Mount Rinjani claimed a life in June 2025, reminding us that hiking in Indonesia requires more than just enthusiasm. On June 21, Juliana de Souza Pereira Marins, a 27-year-old Brazilian tourist, fell into a ravine while climbing this iconic mountain in West Nusa Tenggara. Her body was found after a challenging four-day search, reminding all […]

Bali travel expansion is reshaping the island’s tourism map. The Indonesian Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy (Kemenparekraf) is drafting the 3B Program—Banyuwangi, West Bali, and North Bali. This initiative aims to spread tourism beyond South Bali, which often gets overcrowded. By promoting lesser-known areas, the government wants to offer fresh experiences to travelers. With […]

Canang sari stands as one of the most recognizable symbols of Bali’s deep-rooted spirituality. When you visit Bali, you will notice the small, colorful offerings placed on sidewalks, shrines, and doorsteps. Moreover, Balinese Hindus craft these items daily to express gratitude and devotion. Though they appear simple, the offerings carry layers of symbolism, philosophy, and […]