There is no doubt Bali is a stunning place to visit throughout the year, however October gives you the perfect benefit to enjoy this "Island of Gods" without the crowded tourist season. The temperature is at its loveliest around 27°C, ideal to enjoy that perfect short swim in peace that you have been longing for. Adventure lovers can make the most of the water sports. October is a mixture of cloudy rainy weather as mostly 15 days of October receive light rainfall that too during the night.&...

“My religion doesn’t teach hatred.” words of  Ngesti Puji Rahayu who is known as Yayuk amongst friends, is a survivor of brutal bombing in Bali of 2002. Every year people in Bali commemorate the tragedy that happened 17 years ago in 2002, killing over 200 people at ground zero. That's a monument that represents tears, grief and tragedy, built on a crime scene. This is a worst nightmare, a memory that has been etched in to their lives and will last forever. You can still see t...

A beautiful piece of history in a rare form of ethnic, textile, housed under thatched roof is found in a unusual small beautiful village of Bali on the southeast coast. Desa Tenganan in Karangasem regency has a legend that it is the place which gave birth to the double ikat traditional woven cloth. While its the favorite origin story told by the natives of the village, the history itself is a little blurred over the centuries. Double ikat is only made in Tenganan Pengringsingan in...

Google has revealed very interesting facts and figures which covers the latest trends and developments in Indonesian tourism. It was to commemorate World Tourism Day, which falls on Sept. 27 each year.These stats include focuses on Indonesian travelers growing interest in travel. The recent trend on Google show a 39% increase in last 18 month for travel related searches. Along with this search the accommodation and hotel related search have also spiked up a 37% during the same period.Servic...

Bali's most iconic temple and famous tourist attraction Tanah Lot temple has launched E-ticketing system on 15th October. Tourists and the visitors who have been here previously know that the old system involved staff ripping a part of your ticket before letting you inside the complex. This is now a thing of the past, the new e-ticketing system will provide tourists a barcode for the entry.“The application of e-ticketing is only different for the entry tickets, which will now come with barcodes,...