Discover Java: Culture and Natural Beauty on Bali - Bali.live

Java, an island of extraordinary beauty and deep-rooted culture, offers a unique blend of natural wonders and vibrant traditions. Explore Java with us and discover breathtaking landscapes and cultural treasures just a short journey from Bali. Whether you're interested in historical sites, volcanoes, or the local way of life, Bali.live provides the essential insights and travel tips to enrich your Java adventure.

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Upd. 14/10/26
Java Beyond the Ordinary: Where Nature Gets Wild

On Java, Bali's neighbouring island, there are places that look like sets from a fantasy film.

The trees here grow to incredible sizes, their branches intertwine high overhead, and their trunks are covered in thick green moss.

Java Beyond the Ordinary: Where Nature Gets Wild
Indonesia & Asia
Upd. 21/03/26
Why Java Should Be Your Next Trip in 2026

Java is one of the most dynamic islands in the world. Something is happening here every single month—candlelit ritual processions, batik costume parades, trance dances in remote villages, jazz concert…

Why Java Should Be Your Next Trip in 2026
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07/08/26
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Upd. 25/02/26
New Luxury Train Journeys Planned Across Java

Imagine this: you’re sitting in an elegant dining car with live music, rice terraces and Java’s volcanoes gliding past the window, while a waiter serves Indonesian dishes. It’s not a fantasy—these tra…

New Luxury Train Journeys Planned Across Java
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Upd. 24/09/25
Java Becomes the New Favorite for Travelers Over Bali

The flooding in Bali has inadvertently pushed tourists to seek out other destinations in Indonesia, and more travelers are discovering Java Island — a cradle of culture, history, and spirituality, loc…

Java Becomes the New Favorite for Travelers Over Bali
Visas & extensions
Upd. 20/10/26
Bali Tourist Tax 2026: Fees, Exemptions, and How to Pay

Since 14 February 2024, foreign travellers to Bali have been required to pay a tourist levy known as the Bali Levy.

In 2026, it costs 150,000 rupiah per person. The money raised goes towards preserving Balinese culture, protecting the environment and improving the quality of tourism services.

Bali Tourist Tax 2026: Fees, Exemptions, and How to Pay