Starting February 14, 2024, the Bali Provincial Government has officially implemented the Foreign Tourist Levy. This policy aims to support cultural preservation efforts and maintain the environmental sustainability of the Island of the Gods. Below is a comprehensive guide on this levy, including the fee amount, legal basis, and payment methods that tourists need to…
Nestled amidst the lush greenery of Angseri Village in Tabanan, Bali, lies a hidden gem offering a rejuvenating natural experience—Angseri Hot Springs. Since its opening in 2007, this destination has captivated both local and international visitors seeking the soothing embrace of naturally heated water in an unspoiled setting. The hot springs draw their warmth from…
The Bali Provincial Department of Culture has officially selected 21 art groups, studios, communities, and foundations to perform at the 47th Bali Arts Festival or Pesta Kesenian Bali (PKB) in 2025. These groups were carefully curated by a panel of experts to ensure they align with the festival’s commitment to preserving and promoting Bali’s rich…
Toya Devasya, located in Toya Bungkah Village, Kintamani, Bangli, Bali, is a tourist destination that offers a unique relaxation experience with natural hot springs on the shores of Lake Batur. Surrounded by the majestic scenery of Mount Batur and the calm lake waters, this place is an ideal choice for tourists who want to enjoy…
Bali is known for its stunning beaches and lush landscapes, but one hidden gem that deserves more attention is Tulamben, a charming village in Karangasem Regency. With its breathtaking underwater scenery and peaceful atmosphere, Tulamben is an ideal destination for travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation. Tulamben is famous for the USAT Liberty Shipwreck, one…
Bali is a world-famous tourist destination known for its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and deep spiritual traditions. To ensure a respectful and enjoyable experience, foreign visitors are expected to follow certain rules. On February 14, 2024, the Bali Provincial Government released a set of rules outlining what is allowed and not allowed in Bali, or…
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…
