Bali’s beaches have long been the crown jewels of Indonesia’s tourism industry, but beyond the bustling shores of Kuta and Seminyak lies a hidden escape—Virgin Beach. Nestled in the quiet village of Bugbug in Karangasem, this unspoiled stretch of coastline remains a well-kept secret, far from the crowds and commercialization that define many of Bali’s…
The Bali Arts Festival or Pesta Kesenian Bali (PKB) in Indonesian was first held in 1979 and was initiated by Ida Bagus Mantra, who was serving as the Governor of Bali at the time. Initially, PKB lasted for two months, running from June 20 to August 23, 1979. The original concept behind PKB was to…
Karangasem, often called the “Land of Lava,” is a region rich in natural beauty, waiting to be explored. Among its many treasures, Manggis District stands out for its remarkable water attractions, which, if properly managed, could become major tourism highlights in Bali’s eastern region. One of the most breathtaking destinations here is Gerojog Sambeh Yeh…
Bali, widely recognized as a world-class tourist destination, is now preparing to become a hub for medical tourism for international travelers. Bali International Hospital (BIH), located within the Sanur Special Economic Zone (SEZ) for Health, is a strategic project aimed at enhancing international-standard healthcare services in Indonesia. The construction of this hospital began with a…
Bali is renowned for its breathtaking beaches, yet many hidden gems remain untouched by mass tourism. One such secret paradise is Bias Tugel Beach, a secluded coastal retreat in East Bali. With its powdery white sand, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic rock formations, this tranquil beach offers a slice of unspoiled nature, far from the island’s…
Bali is not only famous for its stunning beaches but also for its natural wonders, including hidden waterfalls nestled within lush tropical forests. One of the lesser-known waterfalls among tourists is Jembong Waterfall. Located in Ambengan Village, Sukasada District, Buleleng Regency, this waterfall offers breathtaking natural beauty and a peaceful atmosphere. Jembong Waterfall stands at…
Once envisioned as Indonesia’s largest and most extravagant amusement park, Taman Festival Bali stood as a beacon of entertainment and innovation. Opened in 1997, the park sprawled across nearly nine hectares near Padang Galak Beach, promising visitors a world of wonder and excitement. With attractions that ranged from a state-of-the-art 3D theater to an artificial…
Bali, a tropical haven renowned for its stunning landscapes, harbors a hidden gem—Gitgit Waterfall. Nestled deep within the lush jungles of Buleleng Regency, this breathtaking cascade stands at an impressive 48 meters, its rushing waters weaving a symphony of nature’s raw beauty. Gitgit Waterfall is located in Gitgit Village, Sukasada District, Buleleng Regency, along the…
Tucked away in the verdant heart of Sangeh, a village best known for its Monkey Forest, Tirta Taman Mumbul stands as a quiet refuge from the world beyond. A short drive from the famed forest, this secluded spring-fed sanctuary is where nature and spirituality converge. Crystal-clear waters, shaded by towering trees, invite visitors to pause,…
While Bali is globally renowned for its stunning beaches, the island is also home to mesmerizing natural landscapes that captivate visitors. Among these is Bukit Jambul, a must-visit destination offering a spectacular blend of rolling hills, lush rice terraces, and serene valleys. Its scenic beauty has intrigued many travelers eager to witness this hidden paradise…
