The search continues on Lombok for missing Russian woman Alexandra Mordovina. The island authorities have launched a large-scale operation involving rescuers with drones and thermal cameras, along wit…
The search for a 15-year-old French teenager who recently fell into a ravine on Mount Batukaru and went missing has dragged on. It has now been nine days since his disappearance and the start of activ…
Navigating the car-buying maze in Bali as a foreigner can feel like a high-stakes game.
With online expat forums buzzing with questions like, “Can I buy a car in Indonesia?” and “Can I register it in my name?” it’s no wonder the process might seem daunting.
A 21-year-old woman from New Zealand, Kaya Awhitu, has been found safe after going missing during a holiday in Bali, igniting concern among her family and friends. Awhitu traveled to the popular Indon…
Singapore has a reputation for luxury, but don’t let that scare you off. Whether you’re ready to splurge or traveling with just a backpack and a tight budget, there’s plenty to enjoy. The city offers…
There has been an increase in incidents involving both foreign and local tourists during hiking trips in Bali. Recently, we reported a case where a guide and a tourist from Jakarta got lost on Mount B…
A new extreme adventure destination, Extreme Park Bali (or Xpark Bali), has recently opened on Nusa Penida, offering thrill-seekers a breath-taking way to experience the island’s dramatic landscapes.
Since the evening of September 8, heavy rains have been falling in several areas of Bali. As a result, certain zones, including the Vanasari area in Kampung-Java (North Denpasar), experienced rising w…
Authorities in Bali have stopped the construction of the large-scale project Magnum Resort Berawa. The reason is the lack of mandatory permits.
Magnum Resort is being promoted as a premium resort with the world’s longest rooftop pool (190 meters), apartments with jacuzzis on balconies, restaurants, a spa, a fitness center, and a co-working sp…
Bali authorities assure that the island remains calm and safe, even though there have been mass protests in other Indonesian cities in recent days.
Bali’s Head of Tourism Department, I Wayan Sumardjaya, noted that the tourism life on the island continues as usual: hotels are full, beaches are crowded, and tours are operating on schedule. "Activit…
