As the new year begins, we all set goals for the upcoming months, often striving for a healthier lifestyle. However, adopting a healthier routine doesn’t necessarily mean lifting heavy weights every d…
Coconut water is a popular drink in Bali. The CDC advises travelers to seek medical care immediately if they develop symptoms after eating fish.
The supplier list below includes both whole coconuts and bottled coconut water, with delivery options by area.
This guide to Bali's fruits covers the season calendar, local fruit markets and supermarkets, and tips for choosing ripe fruit. Choose fruit you can peel yourself or wash with bottled or disinfec…
Indonesia is an agricultural powerhouse, with rapidly growing industries in coffee, cocoa, spices, and coconut oil. Leading the pack is coconut oil, supported by the country’s geography and favorable…
A German tourist has died in Lombok after his motorbike was struck by a pickup truck. The vehicle was driven by a foreign national and had two passengers on board.
Located centrally in Ubud, this café-shop caters to coconut enthusiasts with a delectable array of coconut-flavored ice cream, sweets, and drinks.
It stands out among similar establishments in Ubud for its spacious layout and extensive menu featuring coconut flakes, syrup, oil, Jam Square cookies, muesli, and a variety of healthy snacks—all natu…
From 18 to 23 August, central Singaraja will be closed to cars for six evenings and taken over by Bulfest, Buleleng Regency’s main festival, which draws people to northern Bali from all nine districts
Kuta Beach is usually where you find surfers, coconut sellers and friendly massage therapists, but this time immigration officers appeared alongside them. This is how Bali launched a new format for pu…
Many first-time visitors to Bali make the same mistake: they head to supermarkets such as Pepito and buy familiar-looking yellow bananas. In reality, these are often imported varieties with a fairly o…
The case involving marijuana allegedly grown in a rented house in the Ubung Kaja area of North Denpasar is ongoing at the Denpasar court.
The main defendant is Dutch citizen Nirul Rashim Abdoelrazak. The prosecutor is seeking nine years in prison and a fine of 1 billion rupiah. He is accused of growing marijuana using hydroponics.
