Exploring Mara’s Kitchen: A Gluten-Free Haven in Ubud

26 December 2024

Fifteen years ago, nestled in the vibrant streets of Ubud, a humble establishment known as Warung Schnitzel opened its doors. What began as a quaint local eatery soon blossomed into a culinary landmark, renowned today as Mara’s Kitchen. This transformation was driven by the passion and vision of its founder, Mara, who has dedicated her […]

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Bali at a Crossroads: Will the Island of the Gods Become the Island of Regret?

17 September 2025

There was a time when Bali was the dream destination for travelers seeking not only beauty and adventure, but also a sense of the sacred. People came for the lush rice terraces, the gentle ceremonies, and the feeling that the island itself was alive with spirit. For decades, Bali was known as the last paradise. […]

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BALI: No Longer the Last Paradise, But the LOST Paradise

17 September 2025

Once a Sanctuary, Now a Cautionary Tale There was a time when Bali was whispered about as the “Last Paradise”, a sanctuary where the earth’s energy could be felt beneath your feet, where the air was thick with the scent of frangipani and incense, and where the humble, grateful offerings of the Balinese people seemed […]

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Environmental Issues: Pollution and Floods in Bali

13 September 2025

Introduction Bali is often described as paradise on earth, famed for its lush rice terraces, vibrant culture, and world-class beaches. Yet beneath the surface of this tropical haven, a complex web of environmental challenges threatens the island’s future. Pollution and flooding are two of the most pressing issues, impacting both locals and the millions of […]

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Indonesia Protests: Jakarta Riots and Prabowo Subianto’s Response to Public Outcry

01 September 2025

The recent wave of Indonesia protests and Jakarta riots has captured global attention, highlighting deep-rooted frustrations with political privilege, economic hardship, and government accountability. As demonstrators clash with security forces and President Prabowo Subianto faces mounting pressure, Indonesia stands at a critical crossroads. This blog explores the latest developments, causes, and responses surrounding the 2025 […]

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Exploring the Vision and Impact of Eco Tourism Bali

27 January 2025

Eco Tourism Bali is a pioneering initiative dedicated to promoting sustainable and regenerative tourism practices on the island. The website serves as a hub for information, resources, and community engagement, all aimed at preserving Bali’s natural beauty and ecological balance. Who They Are Eco Tourism Bali is a collective of dedicated individuals and organizations, known […]

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Traditional Balinese Healing

07 January 2025

Bali, a tropical paradise known for its stunning beaches and vibrant culture, is also a burgeoning hub for wellness tourism. Visitors seeking natural healing and rejuvenation will find a plethora of options ranging from traditional Balinese practices to modern wellness treatments like IV vitamin drips. Here’s what you can expect if you’re planning a wellness […]

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Bali’s Cultural Festivals: A Journey Through Tradition and Celebration

01 January 2025

Bali’s rich cultural heritage is celebrated through a myriad of festivals that take place throughout the year. These vibrant events offer tourists a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in Balinese traditions and witness the island’s spiritual and artistic expressions. One of the most significant festivals is Galungan, a celebration that marks the victory of dharma […]

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Unveiling Bali’s Hidden Gems: Secret Spots Away from the Crowds

19 December 2024

While Bali’s iconic beaches and temples draw millions of tourists each year, the island is also home to a wealth of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. For those seeking a more intimate experience, venturing off the beaten path reveals a side of Bali that remains untouched by the crowds. One such hidden gem is […]

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The Rise of Eco-Tourism in Bali: How to Explore Sustainably

12 December 2024

Bali, known for its stunning beaches, lush landscapes, and vibrant culture, is increasingly becoming a hub for eco-tourism. As travelers become more conscious of their environmental impact, Bali offers a plethora of sustainable travel options that allow visitors to enjoy its beauty responsibly. One of the key aspects of eco-tourism in Bali is the emphasis […]

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NYEPI – the so-called “Day of SIlence”

24 January 2022

Nyepi is an important Hindu holiday in Bali one that is usually referred to as the ‘Day of Silence’. It is held at the start of the Balinese year, usually around March or April. Nyepi is a public holiday in Indonesia and you will find most locals undertaking a day of silence, fasting and meditation. […]

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T+ L List: Bali Ranks Among World’s Best

19 September 2021

Travel + Leisure Magazine has published its World’s Best List covering the period January 11 through 10 May 2021  presenting their survey results including the Best destinations, travel brands, islands, cities, tour operators, hotels, cruise lines, national parks, and airlines. The survey gathers the detailed travel reviews of readers of Travel + Leisure’s print and online publications Bali and beyond […]

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Black Lava Camp at Kintamani, Bali

19 September 2021

A new and innovative accommodation venue – Black Lava Camp – has opened in the hills of Kintamani in Bali’s Bangli Regency. Located on Jalan Bukit Payang Nomor 88 in Kintamani, Black Lava Camp formally opened on 05 August 2021.Black Lava Camp offers glamour camping facilities with tented accommodation supported by a swimming pool, lighting, and sound system to support […]

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Bali’s Latest Attraction or Distraction?

19 September 2021

Bali is trying various tactics and strategies to restart its long-stalled tourism industry during the continuing global pandemic. Some may argue that some of these measures are more praise-worthy than others. Social media and the international mainstream press, including AFP, report the prominent placement of a derelict Boeing 737 aircraft on the cliff overlooking Nyang Nyang Beach in South Bali. As […]

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Minister Walks Back Backpacker Ban

19 September 2021

Comments by Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, Indonesia’s Coordinating Minister of Maritime Affairs and Investment that initially threatened Indonesia would actively ban backpacker tourists, have now been walked back. The Indonesian Government is now assuring that “all” foreign tourists would be permitted to visit the Country. As reported on Tuesday, 14 September 2021, by Kompas.com, the spokesperson for the Coordinating Minister, Jodi Mahardi, sought […]

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Air Travel Rules for Java & Bali

13 September 2021

Air passengers traveling between Java and Bali are no longer required to under an RT-PCR Swab Test providing they can present official certification that they are fully vaccinated – having undergone both an initial and second inoculation against COVID-19.   The revised requirements for Java-Bali air passengers are outlined in Instructions from the Minister of Home Affairs Number 38 of […]

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