Bali is renowned for its pure white sandy beaches, and while most visitors to the island stay on the coasts, the island has so much more to offer. Bali has something for everyone, from traditional towns to breathtaking natural vistas to thrilling climbs, ATVs, and zip lines. Although nearly one million tourists returned to Bali in the last month, the tourism industry's sub-sectors are not recovering at the same rate. While hotel occupancy in coastal resorts like Kuta and Sanur is increa...

Data from Indonesia's Center for Statistics, Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS), show that the country received 50 times as many foreign tourists in April 2022 as it did in April 2021. The great bulk of these international visitors arrived in Bali. The center sees this as proof that the tourism industry has officially begun to recover on a national scale. While this is good news for Bali's tourism industry, experts in Indonesia have urged that a cautious approach should be maintained to suppor...

The world-famous Bali Arts Festival returns on June 12th after a two-year absence. The festival runs until July 10th, 2022, and free events are held on a daily basis throughout Bali. The major festival grounds are located in Denpasar at the Bali Cultural Park and Art Centre, commonly known as the Werdhi Buddha Culture Centre. Some events are taking place in cultural hotspots such as Ubud. Exhibitions will be hosted at the Bali Museum, which is a 6-minute drive from the Bali Cultural Par...

One of the most remarkable archaeological finds on the island in recent years has been found by a Balinese landowner. Wayan Puja of Banjar Dalem in Pejaten Village in Tabanan Regency discovered a man-made cave complex beneath his farmland lately. The finding has enormous cultural value, and the Tabanan Culture Service and Wayan Puja both believe that the place can be conserved for future generations. Wayan Puja is reported to have discovered the cave complex while removing vegetation fr...

The Covid-19 Task Force in Bali's capital, Denpasar, has certified that the number of cases continues to fall. According to the most recent data, there were no deaths and one case was reported to have been cured. The Denpasar Covid-19 Task Force has received notification of four new confirmed cases in the city. The city has a 97.83% recovery rate, according to the administration, and 22 people are seeking in-patient care in Denpasar after testing positive for Covid-19. I Dewa Gede...