The temple stands within the grounds of Taman Indonesia, a park owned by Marlisa and Diederik Wareman.
Good news: local governments across Bali are increasingly adopting non-cash payments.
The festival is adopting eco-friendly practices with promoting the use of local materials.
Mangrove tourism grows as Bali locals turn nature into livelihood.
Balinale brings substantial value to the Island of The Gods.
Indonesias Bali International Hospital hires top Singaporean doctors.
Villagers have worked together to promote tourism while preserving their traditions and culture.
Galungan not only enriches Balis cultural heritage but also brings a temporary boost in local tourism.
Bali is about to offer one more reason to visit and that's world-class climbing wall!
Badung Regency has launched a free shuttle bus program to help residents attending religious events.
Have a closer look about Ogoh-Ogoh that typically crafted from bamboo, paper, and styrofoam, often depict demons!
Balis waste challenges and applauded the progress made has colsely monitored, including the introduction of new regulations that elevate waste management.
The daily volume waste in Bali reaches between 1,100 and 1,200 tons.
Badung Regency Government to maintain the safety, comfort, and orderliness as a popular tourist destination.
The traditions that make Bali a truly unique and cherished part of Indonesia.
By paying attention to these factors, foreign tourists can enjoy a seamless, extended stay in Bali.
The urgency of tackling waste management in Bali: this issue must be resolved without delay.
Disrespectful behaviour strictly forbidden in visiting holy places in Bali so does swearing, impolite conduct, or unauthorized business activities.
Unlike the beachside allure of Seminyak or Kuta in Bali, Ubud's charm lies in its embrace of nature and culture.
Bali's villages, tucked into its lush, green interior and serene hillsides, offer a more authentic, tranquil experience that many visitors are yet to discover.
