The first shopping center is set to be built in Canggu — announced as part of the Canggu Hills project on the Canggu — Pererenan road.
The developer, PT Asia Mas Realty, plans a two-story mall with approximately 200 tenants. The project is marketed as a 'neighborhood' shopping center: the idea is to meet basic needs on-site, reducing…
Shopping in Bali has made a huge leap in the last couple of years: the island has finally stopped being a place where you had to fly to Singapore for brands. Today, Bali’s malls are not just rows of s…
The largest shopping malls in Bali are embracing the holiday spirit, offering tourists a range of events and massive discounts during the Christmas and New Year season.
The Indonesian Shopping Center Management Association for Bali has launched a major promotional campaign, “Christmas and New Year Sale 2024,” aimed at attracting more tourists to the island’s stores.
What to buy, when to go, how to bargain — and why this place will probably keep you longer than you planned.
Picture this. You’re walking down Jalan Raya Ubud, the main road cutting through the heart of Bali’s cultural capital. The air smells like incense. A gamelan melody drifts from somewhere nearby. And t…
Construction of a new Living World shopping centre has started in Kuta. The exact opening date, the building’s floor area and the list of tenants have not been disclosed yet.
A spacious villa with a private pool is available for rent in Bukit. The villa is equipped with a fully serviced kitchen and a washing machine. It is located just 5 minutes from the Sidewalk shopping…
In the store, you can find a variety of cleaning products, kitchen utensils, household chemicals, and some home appliances.
Various storage solutions are also available.
Shelves are stocked with clothes, children’s products, groceries, and stationery. Cigarettes are also on sale.
During the holiday season in Bali, it’s worth visiting the shopping centers: the big sales start here, along with concerts, shows, and activities for children for Christmas and New Year. Plus, it’s a…
Every year on 1 May, Indonesia celebrates Labour Day — Hari Buruh Internasional. It is an official public holiday across the whole country, including Bali.
For tourists, it is not as significant a holiday as Nyepi, Galungan or Kuningan. The island does not come to a halt: beaches, cafés, restaurants, shopping centres and most tourist spots usually contin…
