Administrative districts in Bali. Regencies of Bali
Administratively, Bali is a province of Indonesia. Bali itself is divided into 8 regencies (districts) and 1 municipality.
Population and area of the districts
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Bali Area Guide: Where to Stay, Live, and Explore in 2025
If you’re planning your holiday or searching for accommodation in Bali, the first and most important step is deciding which part of the island you want to stay in. Bali’s regions are incredibly d…
Dengue on the Decline: Bali Sees a Drop in Fever Cases
The dengue fever outbreak, which traditionally appears on the island during the rainy season, is gradually declining. Of course, not all cases are officially recorded—if symptoms are relatively mild…
Stricter Rules on Land Deals in Bali
The Bali government is developing a set of regional regulations aimed at combating the use of proxies by foreigners when purchasing land. This is a response to an issue that authorities say has reache…
Governor Seeks Special Powers to Shield Bali’s Local Businesses
Governor Wayan Koster announced the need to reform the OSS RBA (Online Single Submission — Risk Based Approach) system — a national online platform for business registration and licensing. He emphasiz…
Bali Toll Road Project Back on Track: Gilimanuk–Mengwi 2025
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…
Nature Reborn: 35,000 Trees and 500 km of Rivers Revived in Bali
The Gotong Royong Semesta Berencana initiative took place in Bali. More than 35,000 trees were planted, and about 500 km of rivers were cleaned across the island.
The main site was the Ayung river valley in Badung. The Governor of Bali, Wayan Koster, participated in the planting. Nearly 30,000 people in total took part, including authorities, military personnel…
Big Win for Denpasar: Three Tourism Awards in One Week
Denpasar has reinforced its position as one of the country’s leading tourist centers by winning three awards at the Indonesia Tourism Week (ITMW) 2025. The capital of Bali was recognized as the 'City…
Indonesia’s First Michelin Keys: 3 Hotels Reach the Top Tier
In 2025, Indonesian hotels were included in the Michelin Key program for the first time, a system that evaluates accommodation based on uniqueness, comfort, and service level. 'Keys' are awarded in th…
Authorities Step Up Action Against Illegal Bike Taxis in Legian
The Bali authorities are stepping up inspections of motorcycle taxi drivers following numerous complaints from tourists and locals about illegal operators actively working in Legian, Kuta, Seminyak, a…
