Bali never ceases to amaze with its breathtaking natural wonders. While the island is famous for its beaches and temples, there are still many undiscovered spots waiting to be explored. One such hidden treasure is Goa Raja Waterfall, a secluded paradise tucked away in Jehem Village, Tembuku District, Bangli Regency. Unlike most waterfalls, Goa Raja…
Canang sari is one of the essential offerings in Balinese Hindu religious rituals. This sacred offering is commonly found in temples, home shrines, and even on streets as part of daily devotion or larger ceremonies (yadnya). According to various sources, canang sari was first introduced by Mpu Sangkulputih, who succeeded Danghyang Rsi Markandeya as a…
Sawitri Khan, an Indonesian-Polish model, has emerged as a global fashion sensation, proudly representing Bali on the world stage. Born and raised on the Island of the Gods, the 28-year-old beauty has captivated the fashion industry with her striking features and unique charm. Her exotic allure and natural elegance have made her a sought-after face…
Bunut Bolong is a large banyan tree with a natural hole at its base, forming a unique natural tunnel. This tree is located in Manggissari Village, Pekutatan District, Jembrana Regency, Bali. The name “Bunut Bolong” comes from the word “bunut,” meaning a tree with roots similar to a banyan, and “bolong,” which means hollow. The…
Far from the bustling crowds and commercialized attractions of South Bali, Jembrana holds a well-kept secret—Juwuk Manis Waterfall. Nestled deep in the lush landscape of Manggissari Village, this serene escape offers an untouched natural beauty that rivals Bali’s more famous waterfalls. The waterfall, standing at approximately 15 meters high, splits into two streams cascading down…
Deep in the heart of Bangli, Bali, where nature whispers its ancient secrets, lies Toya Bulan Waterfall—a hidden sanctuary waiting to be explored. Nestled in Banjar Kelod, Jehem Village, Tembuku District, this untouched wonder has recently begun drawing visitors from across the globe. Over the past six months, tourists from Japan, Korea, India, and Europe…
Amid the bustling streets of Denpasar, Bali, a coffee shop with a classic ambiance and a dominant red theme has caught the attention of coffee lovers. Located at Jalan Kresna No. 3, West Denpasar, this café is always packed with customers willing to wait in line for hours just to taste its signature menu: butter…
Bali, with its rich cultural uniqueness, has a distinctive naming system that has been passed down for generations. Unlike other regions in Indonesia that typically use family names or surnames, the Balinese name their children based on birth order. Names such as Wayan, Made, Nyoman, and Ketut are not just identifiers; they also reflect the…
Bali is known for its sun-kissed beaches, vibrant nightlife, and world-class surf spots. But beyond the crowded shores of Kuta and the upscale resorts of Jimbaran lies a lesser-known treasure—Balian Beach. Located in Lalanglinggah Village, Selemadeg District, Tabanan Regency, this secluded black-sand coastline offers a tranquil escape for those seeking both adventure and serenity. Unlike…
Nestled on the westernmost tip of the Uluwatu Peninsula, Padang Padang Beach remains one of Bali’s best-kept secrets—at least for those outside the surfing community. Unlike the bustling shores of Kuta or Seminyak, this secluded cove offers an intimate escape, framed by dramatic limestone cliffs and a stretch of pristine white sand. The journey to…
