Bali, renowned for its vibrant culture and stunning landscapes, has a history as intricate and diverse as the island itself. This fascinating tale is one of continuous evolution, marked by the assimilation and adaptation of influences from various cultures and eras....
Nyepi | The Balinese Day of Silence
Nyepi is a Balinese Hindu holiday that is observed annually on the island of Bali, Indonesia. It is also known as the "Day of Silence" because of the strict rules that are observed during the day. The holiday is usually celebrated in March or April, depending on the...
Rahajeng Nyanggra Rahina Galungan & Kuningan
Om Swastiastu! Galungan is a vibrant and significant Balinese Hindu festival that celebrates the victory of dharma (good) over adharma (evil). Lasting for ten days, it marks the triumph of Lord Indra and the gods over the demonic forces led by King Mayadenawa. The...
Taro – The Village at the Center of the Universe
About a half hour north of Ubud, and perhaps best known to Bali visitors as the location of the Elephant Safari Park, Taro Village is a gem in central Bali with a rich culture and multiple attractions. One of the oldest villages in Bali, Taro is home to Pura Gunung...
Seven Things You Need To Know When Booking a Trek in Bali
Reposted from Bali Sunrise Trekking & Tours: Being one of Bali’s leading tour operators, we get all kinds of questions from travellers around the globe about everything from what to bring on a trek to required fitness levels, local customs and more. To make it...
Exploring Bali’s Tranquil East: The Journey to Amed
The road to Amed is a scenic adventure filled with a tapestry of natural beauty and cultural richness. While Amed is a destination unto itself, it’s highly recommended to stop and smell the roses (or take the instagram photos) along the way! You can find some of the...
Temples in Bali: A Journey into Serenity
Bali has long been known for its vibrant and strong cultural heritage. Visiting some of Bali's iconic temples is an great way to experience Bali's unique culture for yourself. Bali's exquisite temples, or "Pura", are not just picturesque backdrops for instagram, but...
Crafting Bali: A Glimpse into Traditional Balinese Handicrafts
Bali has long been known as a haven for artisans and Balinese crafts have been prized around the world for generations. One can't help but be captivated by the intricate beauty of Balinese handicrafts, from gorgeous silver jewelry with that unique Balinese look, to...
The Charming, Historical “Saka Roras” Houses of Kintamani
Let's talk about the fascinating traditional houses of the Kintamani area in Bali, known as "Saka Roras." These houses are more than just architectural marvels; they are a window into the rich culture and heritage of this Indonesian paradise, and provide a glimpse...
Exploring Mount Catur and the Enigmatic Pura Pucak Mangu
Nestled in the heart of Bali, Indonesia, Mount Catur is a majestic natural wonder that beckons adventurers and spiritual seekers alike. Standing at 2,096 meters (6,877 feet) above sea level, this volcanic mountain offers not only breathtaking panoramic views but also...