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After an unsuccessful attempt to convince President SBY Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to reduce government spending on fuel subsidies by the end of his term on October 20th, President-elect Joko Widodo sta…

At one of Denpasar’s gas stations, workers were caught pouring cheaper, government-subsidized Pertalite fuel into tanks designated for the more expensive Pertamax.

A Denpasar police representative stated that four employees of the gas station are currently being questioned. The fraud was uncovered after local residents reported suspicious activity.

The Honda Vario 125 is one of the most popular models among those who live in Bali or come here for an extended stay. This bike is appreciated for its combination of lightness, stability, and economy…

Pertalite is the most popular and cheapest fuel in Indonesia with a low octane number (90), meant for low-income groups. It is unsuitable for modern engines.

Why is Pertalite a poor choice?

Bali is an island where narrow streets intertwine with steep climbs, and paved roads can suddenly give way to dirt tracks. For such conditions, you need a car that combines maneuverability, economy, a…

In 2025, the Balinese New Year — Nyepi (also spelled Nyepi or Nyiepi) — will be celebrated on March 29. On this day, it is forbidden to turn on lights, go outside, or make noise. The Pengrupukan Parad…

It would help if you considered the following things before renting a car in Bali for the first time. The considerations below allow you to get the best Bali car rental based on your needs.

Pertalite is the most popular and cheapest fuel in Indonesia with a low octane number (90), intended for low-income segments of the population. It is not suitable for modern engines.

During the rainy season, comfort and safety on the roads are especially important. That’s why many travelers in Bali choose the Honda Brio — a compact, economical car that’s powerful enough to handle…

The traffic police at Ngurah Rai Airport, in collaboration with state company Angkasa Pura I, which manages the airport, conducted a crackdown on illegal motorcycle parking around the parking building