Hidden away in the historic Gajah Mada Heritage District of Denpasar, Bali, the Sing Bie Temple is situated on Jalan Kartini, Gang II. This area, known as Pecinan or Chinatown, has a long history as a settlement for Chinese traders who came during the colonial era to trade at the nearby Payuk Market. Among these…
Nestled in the vibrant streets of Ubud, Clear Cafe offers more than just a place to eat—it delivers an immersive experience that blends comfort, nature, and a touch of spirituality. The moment guests step inside, they are welcomed with a simple yet charming rule: remove their shoes and store them in a designated bag, creating…
Bali is not only known for its exotic beaches but also for its vibrant cultural festivals. One of the most anticipated annual events is the Sanur Village Festival, a celebration of art, culture, culinary delights, and environmental conservation held along the coast of Sanur. This festival is more than just entertainment; it’s an opportunity for…
Lovina, a tranquil coastal area in Buleleng, Bali, has long been a favorite destination for nature lovers—especially those eager to witness wild dolphins in their natural habitat. Every morning, dozens of traditional jukung boats and modern vessels set sail, racing towards the open sea for a glimpse of these playful creatures dancing between the waves….
High above the lush landscapes of Bali, a hidden paradise awaits those seeking breathtaking scenery and a serene escape. Pinggan Village Hill, nestled in the highlands of Kintamani, Bangli, is often dubbed the “Land Above the Clouds” due to the thick morning mist that blankets the valley. With its cool climate and stunning views, this…
Bali, long celebrated for its sun-drenched beaches and pulsating nightlife, still harbors a few hidden corners of tranquility. Among them is Nunggalan Beach, a secluded paradise tucked behind towering cliffs in Pecatu, South Bali. Unlike the island’s more famous shorelines, this beach remains largely untouched, offering a serene escape for those willing to seek it…
For seafood lovers, Serangan, Denpasar, Bali is a must-visit culinary destination. In addition to offering a variety of fresh seafood dishes, Warung Pondok Bawang provides a unique experience—savoring Serangan’s signature seafood dishes while dining on a boat. Unlike typical seafood restaurants, Warung Pondok Bawang presents a dining concept aboard a floating boat in the waters…
In the heart of East Bali lies Taman Ujung Karangasem, a breathtaking destination where history and nature blend seamlessly. Known as Taman Sukasada or the Water Palace, this historic site in Banjar Ujung, Desa Tumbu, Karangasem, offers a glimpse into Bali’s regal past while captivating visitors with its serene beauty. The palace’s allure lies in…
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 Kintamani dog is an indigenous breed from Bali that has gained international recognition. Originating from the mountainous region of Kintamani, Bangli Regency, this breed is known for its striking appearance and loyal nature. The Kintamani dog is believed to have existed in Bali for over 3,000 years. Some theories suggest that it descended from…
