Warung Dong Soka (WDS) is a popular culinary destination in Denpasar, offering a variety of traditional Balinese dishes, especially different types of rujak (fruit salad) and local snacks. Located at Jalan Ahmad Yani Utara No. 188, Peguyangan, North Denpasar, Bali, this eatery is a favorite among both locals and tourists. To reach WDS, visitors can…
Amidst the hustle and bustle of Denpasar, there is a humble eatery that holds the authentic flavors of Bali. Located on Jalan Tukad Pakerisan, Warung Ari has been a go-to destination for food lovers since 1994. Its specialty? Marlin fish sate lilit—a dish rich in spices and infused with the irresistible aroma of grilling. Arriving…
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…
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…
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…
For centuries, Bali’s lush rice fields have flourished under an intricate irrigation system known as Subak Anggabaya. More than just a method of water management, this cooperative system embodies the Balinese philosophy of Tri Hita Karana, which seeks harmony between humanity, nature, and the spiritual world. Rooted in this belief, Subak Anggabaya has played a…
The story of Le Mayeur Museum began with a Belgian painter, Adrien Jean Le Mayeur de Merpres, widely known as Le Mayeur. He first set foot in Bali in 1932 and was immediately captivated by the island’s natural beauty and rich culture. The allure of Bali was so strong that he decided to extend his…
Karang Beach in Sanur, Denpasar, Bali, not only offers stunning panoramic views but also serves as a fascinating culinary destination. One of the standout dishes here is bubur kuah and tipat kuah, specialties of Dewa Raka. With affordable prices and a distinctive taste, these dishes have attracted customers from various backgrounds, including both local and…
Taman Festival Bali, located on Jalan Padang Galak, East Denpasar, was once a grand amusement park in the 1990s. Built as a modern recreational park, it offered various attractions, including 3D shows, a crocodile pond, and other exciting rides. However, its glory did not last long. Since the early 2000s, the park has been abandoned,…
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…
