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Bali has several projects that have been discussed for years or even decades—initiatives that start, stop, get revised, then restart with ribbon-cutting ceremonies. One such project is the long-awaite…
The Gilimanuk–Mengwi toll road, which has already been widely discussed, has once again made the news. This time, the authorities—apparently tired of searching for investors and acquiring land—have de…
Delays at the crossing after a ferry disaster, traffic jams due to road collapse — for more than two weeks, transportation between Bali and Java was hindered. Both incidents seriously complicated logi…
The construction of the multi-lane toll road that is intended to connect Bali’s western port, Gilimanuk, with its central part, Mengwi, is facing delays. This was announced by the Minister of Public W…
The National Toll Road Agency (BPJT) has released updated information on the Gilimanuk-Mengwi toll road in Bali. The project is currently in the preliminary assessment stage. This wide and well-constr…
The annual migration of Muslims to their hometowns and villages (mudik) ahead of the Lebaran holiday has started earlier than usual in Bali this year. Many Indonesians are trying to leave the island b…
On one of Bali’s main transport arteries, the national road connecting the Gilimanuk port and Denpasar, a section of the road suddenly collapsed. Traffic is under threat as only a narrow strip of asph…
The Sarcophagus Museum has opened in Bali, in the Gianyar district. This event confirms Indonesia’s status as one of the world’s oldest centers of civilization.
Megalithic structures (literally “large stone” in Greek) have existed in different parts of the world. You have likely heard of Stonehenge in England, the Carnac stones in France, or the Moai statues…
Those planning to visit the islands near Bali should postpone sea travel.
The Regional Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) in Denpasar is urging residents, fishermen, and tourists to exercise caution due to the likelihood of high waves and extreme weather…
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Mount Ijen is located in the east of Java Island, reachable by car and ferry from Bali in just a few hours. The enchanting glow of electric-blue flames, bright-yellow sulfur rocks, and the acidic crat…
