61 Chinese tourists were picked in chartered flight by Chinese Consulate-General from Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport. The flight took them back to the epicenter of corona virus Wuhan in China.The tourists were stranded in Bali since Wednesday after the decision taken by Indonesian government to suspend all flight operations to China. 49 of the tourists were adults while 12 were children. "The China Consulate General said it had picked up its residents today because they want to celebrat...

Make your day special Valentine's day extravagantly special by indulging yourself in a luxurious romantic dinner experience at X2 Bali Bakers Resort. Located beside the tranquil beauty of surfers paradise of Balangan, the resort is preparing a 5 course exquisite set menu passionately curated by their Executive Chef.To create the perfect romantic atmosphere the valentine's dinner will be held at the stunningly beautiful glass framed marvelous wedding chapel. It will be decorated with colorfully d...

A massive prayer was organized by The Bali Tourism Agency on Friday, due to the toll taken on the tourism by the fast spreading Corona Virus outbreak from China.The prayer gathering was held at Pura Candi Narmada, a hindu temple in Kuta, on Friday morning. Officials from the tourism agency and other figures from the tourism sectors were the main organizers.Putu Astawa, Head of Bali Tourism Agency stated that the prayer was organized to pray together to ask the Gods to prevent and keep Bali safe...

A gubernatorial decree has been issued by the Governor of Bali, Wayan Koster, which regulates the traditional liquor of the province in a better bid to promote and preserve the drinks in region.The decree will be on traditional Balinese fermented and distilled drinks, would help in the promotion of locally made liquors such as tuak - both distilled from coconut palm flowers - and brem, a traditional rice wine, as part of the region’s many unique cultural traits. It was ratified on 29th January.“...

Banyan Trees, considered sacred by the Balinese as they are believed to be the trees where the Gods reside. They also believe that to keep the natural balance and maintain it, they will have to take better care of Banyan trees so they are presented with daily offerings.PHDI, The Bali Chapter of Indonesian Hindu Religious Council routinely conducts the ritual of nunas sabeh mapag toya (praying for rain) during the summer. Last year's long summer had a great affect on the farming industry as the r...