Bali appears to have lost one of its most popular tourist attractions. Following a tragedy at the Monkey Forest that claimed the lives of two foreign visitors, the park in central Ubud has been closed…
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Kerobokan, Bali — Following the tragic drowning of a 14-month-old Australian child who drowned at a villa in Bali, Royal Life Saving Australia has issued a warning for tourists visiting the popular In…
The recent death of a 27-year-old tourist from Brazil on Mount Rinjani shocked the public. The tourist was climbing the summit of Rinjani (3,726 meters) along with five friends and a local guide. Howe…
The Australian Government’s SmartTraveller has reaffirmed Indonesia’s travel advisory status as “Exercise a high degree of caution.” This means Australians can continue enjoying trips to Bali while st…
Due to the increasing number of accidents and fatalities at Kelingking Beach, Bali authorities are taking urgent measures to ensure tourist safety. Kelingking Beach, located on the island of Nusa Peni…
The Badung Regency Government has acquired the land where the Sari Club once stood—the site of Indonesia’s deadliest terrorist attack in 2002. To commemorate the tragedy, a Peace Museum will soon be b…
Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism has taken note of the incident where a tree fell on tourists in the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in Ubud. As a first step to enhance safety during the rainy season, a…
Two foreigners were buried under the rubble of a villa they had rented near the Jatiluwih rice terraces in Tabanan. The tragedy occurred Thursday morning.
47-year-old Angelina Smith from Australia and her 51-year-old boyfriend Cross Lucano from the Netherlands arrived at the house the night before. The couple had been living in Sanur, for a long time. A…
The authorities of Nusa Penida held a meeting to discuss measures to ensure the safety of tourists at the most dangerous beach on the island. The Kelingking Beach attracts tourists with its beauty, bu…
Every year, more than half a million people climb to the very edge of Mount Bromo’s smoldering crater. They come not only for the breathtaking views, but to honor a centuries-old pact between the Teng…