Rabies in Bali - What You Need to Know | Bali.live

Discover vital information on rabies while traveling in Bali. This page covers the risks, how to prevent infection, recognize symptoms, and steps to take if bitten. Be informed to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip to this beautiful island.

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Upd. 04/08/26
Sangeh Plans On-Site Rabies Vaccination Clinic

A clinic is planned at Sangeh Monkey Forest for tourists who have been bitten or scratched by macaques.

The tourist attraction will provide the premises, while Abiansemal Community Health Centre (Puskesmas Abiansemal) will supply medical staff and stocks of rabies vaccine. Construction will begin once ap…

Sangeh Plans On-Site Rabies Vaccination Clinic
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Upd. 15/04/26
Mass Rabies Vaccination Targets 10,000 Dogs in Tabanan

A dog rabies vaccination campaign has started in Tabanan Regency in Bali. The Regency Agriculture Office plans to vaccinate 10,000 animals during April. Vaccinations are being carried out across the r…

Mass Rabies Vaccination Targets 10,000 Dogs in Tabanan
Upd. 22/09/26

The Ubud Monkey Forest is a tropical sanctuary in the heart of Ubud, home to hundreds of long-tailed macaques. Visitors can walk along shaded paths through dense jungle, cross small streams and explor…

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Upd. 07/10/26
Canggu Villa Burns Down After Guest Tries to Smoke Out Spiders

A two-storey villa in Tibubeneng burned down along with everything inside after a guest set fire to paper in the bathroom to drive out spiders.

The villa had an alang-alang thatch roof, and the dry grass caught fire within minutes. No one was injured, and police put the damage at around 2 billion rupiah.

Canggu Villa Burns Down After Guest Tries to Smoke Out Spiders