Category: Bali Travel Guide & Tips
Essential Bali travel tips, practical guides, and insider advice to help you plan a smooth and memorable trip to the Island of the Gods.
Looking For A Golf Course In Bali? Here’s Your Answer
Looking for a Golf Course? Then this quick guide is your friend.
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Why Is Bali So Popular with Australian Tourists?
Bali receives over 1 million Australian tourists every year, more than any other nationality. The reasons are simple.
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Visiting Bali, But You CANNOT Go Outside: Silence Day
Never heard about Silence Day? Here's what you need to know.
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Lahangan Sweet: Mount Agung Viewpoint in Karangasem Bali
Lahangan Sweet is a popular tourist attraction that offers stunning views of Mount Agung with a calm atmosphere. For those of you who like to enjoy the view from a height, the Lahangan Sweet plateau should be a must-visit destination.
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Telaga Surya Bali: Hidden Gem Natural Pool in Karangasem
Tucked away in the hills of Rendang, Karangasem, Telaga Surya Bali is one of the most refreshing off the beaten path escapes on the island. This natural pool sits in the middle of a dense forest, and a natural spring keeps the water crystal clear all year round.
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Balinese Wood Carving: Ancient Art & Cultural Guide
Balinese wood carving is one of the oldest and most revered art forms in Bali, practiced for over a thousand years and still very much alive today. Every piece, from a temple guardian statue to a delicately carved mask, carries meaning rooted in Hindu mythology, ancestral tradition, and a deep sense of the spiritual.
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Layangan Bali: The Cultural Art of Kite Flying in Bali Today
Here's what you want to know about Layangan Bali, some even bigger than your car! Kites, or "layangan," have been a part of human culture for centuries.
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Penjor Bali: History, Meaning, and Where to See It
Penjor Bali is, in fact, one of the most striking sights in Bali. Indeed, you see these tall, curved bamboo poles lining village streets during big events.
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Why Luwak Coffee Bali Is the Most Expensive in the World
Cat poop Coffee? Luwak Coffee?
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Local Alcohol to Try in Bali If Whiskey’s Not Your Style
If you’re visiting Bali and want to drink like a local, skipping the whiskey is actually a great idea. The island has its own rich tradition of balinese alcohol that goes back centuries, rooted in Hindu ceremonies, family rituals, and community gatherings.
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