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Bali police deployed 2,076 officers on the streets at the same time. That number of officers is comparable to the population of an entire village.

Police officers are preparing the ground ahead of the year’s main operation, “Ketupat Agung” (Operasi Ketupat Agung). This year, Bali is seeing a rare coincidence: the Day of Silence Nyepi (Nyepi) fal…

Bali arak, produced in Buleleng Regency, will be exported to China for the first time in June. This was announced by Bali Governor Wayan Koster at the opening of the Bali Jagadhita 2025 exhibition. Ac…

Beach clubs, restaurants and bars—of course, holidays in Bali often involve alcohol. Here you can try cocktails, local drinks, and well-known global brands of spirits.

Unfortunately, the problem of counterfeit alcohol remains in its worst form: methanol poisoning. The mass incidents that used to make the news have almost disappeared, but that doesn’t mean the proble…

In 2022, Balis governor, Wayan Koster, designated January 29 as Arak Day, a celebration of the islands traditional palm liquor. This year, the official event will be held at GWK Park, where the Arak B…

Arak, a traditional distilled beverage, holds unique significance in Bali as it is the only Indonesian island where it can be legally enjoyed in a variety of settings.