Munduk is one of Bali's most scenic mountain areas, known for its coffee plantations, waterfalls and cool climate.
The area offers fresh mountain air, green hills and plenty of small roads winding through forests and villages. You can explore it on foot or by car, or behind the wheel of a buggy on the “On the Trai…
In Kerobokan, a motorcyclist snatched a gold chain from a Polish national as he was walking to a minimarket with his companion.
The chain weighed about 38 grams and was valued at roughly 80 million rupiah ($4,400).
Prosecutors in Bali have asked for a Belarusian citizen to be sentenced to nine years in prison and fined 100 million rupiah over cocaine and marijuana.
If the fine is not paid, 60 days will be added to his sentence. This is the prosecutor's demand, not a verdict: the defence will respond at the next hearing at the court in Denpasar.
In November, authorities plan to remove business owners' structures from the beach at Gili Trawangan, with 189 structures on the list.
Permanent buildings will not be allowed on the shore. Sun loungers, tables, chairs and umbrellas will stay, but their number will be limited.
Ditjen AHU has extended the transition period for submitting annual reports from PT and PT PMA companies for 2025 until 31 December 2026. It was previously due to end on 31 October.
From 5 to 8 November, the Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK) park on the Bukit will host its penjor festival for the fourth time.
The Lotus Pond area will feature an exhibition, concerts, workshops and a bazaar. Admission is free this year, so you don't need to buy a ticket.
An Australian citizen has been deported from Bali.
His old passport had expired, but he did not notify immigration about his new one or transfer his stay permit to it. He is now banned from entering Indonesia.
If you're just starting to find your way around Bali's roads and want a bike that's easy to get along with, take a look at the Honda Vario 125 Street.
Officials have inspected currency exchange booths in the village of Tegallalang near Ubud. Only three turned out to have a business permit.
The rest had red “illegal” stickers put on them, and the exchange rates were taken down from their boards.
Several roads in Bali were damaged after heavy rains, but the mountains can still be reached.
The main routes to Kintamani and Besakih Temple are open, and there is a narrow stretch on the road to Bedugul.
