Bali has been undergoing constant change and transformation. And, like the rest of Indonesia, it faces the same challenges and opportunities as any other developing country such as traffic, law …

While Bali is known for its vibrant coastlines, the island offers far more to those willing to explore. Quiet mountain villages, ancient temples, terraced rice fields, and volcanic lakes lie just a few hours from …

Bali has grown rapidly over the last two decades, making it a more diverse and dynamic holiday destination. That’s why it’s essential to understand the different regions before booking your …

The most important and areas all across Bali are shown on our Bali maps below. If you come to Bali for the first time, we suggest you also have a look at the Destination Guide, so you can better decide …

Bali’s history can be traced back to the Stone Age, with early cultural influences recorded through ancient artifacts and inscriptions. Bali’s culture and history cannot be understood without linking it …

The Hindu faith of Bali has deep historical roots. This means that temples and monuments can be found all around the island, as well as the palaces of past and present royal families.

Drinking Arak in Bali is more than just pouring a shot—it’s about embracing centuries of culture, ritual, and social bonding. Here’s how Arak is traditionally consumed, as well as some of the innovative …

Bali is located near the equator (nearly 8 degrees south) and has two distinct seasons: the dry season, which runs from April to October and the wet or rainy season, which runs from November to March.

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The Tourist Tax for international visitors to Bali is a tax charged by Bali's provincial government. Note: Make sure you are only using the links mentioned (official website of the Bali government).