Explore Singapore: Travel Tips, Attractions, and More - Bali.Live

Planning a trip to Singapore? Bali.Live offers an extensive guide to the Lion City, featuring top travel tips, must-see attractions, and valuable insights for all travelers. Discover Singapore's vibrant culture, delicious cuisine, and breathtaking landmarks to make your journey unforgettable. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned tourist, find everything you need to know about exploring Singapore right here.

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10/07/25
Pelita Air Launches Singapore Flights This December

The Indonesian state airline Pelita Air announced the launch of its first international route — from Jakarta to Singapore. The debut flight is planned for December 2025, marking an important milestone…

Pelita Air Launches Singapore Flights This December
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13/03/26
Canggu • Jalan Raya Semat
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Upd. 03/11/26
Air New Zealand to Launch Direct Christchurch–Bali Flights

Air New Zealand is planning a direct flight to Bali from Christchurch, the largest city on New Zealand's South Island.

The flights are expected to run three times a week during the New Zealand winter of 2027, until the end of August. The route still needs approval from aviation authorities and airports.

Air New Zealand to Launch Direct Christchurch–Bali Flights
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Upd. 28/10/26
Exploring Taiwan: Visas, Flights & Top Attractions

Just a five-and-a-half-hour flight from Bali, Taiwan offers an impressive mix of modern cities, traditional mountain villages, hot springs, tea plantations and ancient forests.

Historic trains still wind through the mountains, while bustling night markets, centuries-old temples and scenic hiking trails make the island an exciting destination to explore.

Exploring Taiwan: Visas, Flights & Top Attractions
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Upd. 22/10/26
Bali Remains Clear of Kalimantan Wildfire Smoke

Residents of Denpasar noticed the sky over the city looked hazier than usual and concluded that smoke from the forest fires in Kalimantan had reached Bali.

According to the weather agency's satellite images, the smog that has blanketed Malaysia and Singapore is not reaching the island.

Bali Remains Clear of Kalimantan Wildfire Smoke