Trunyan Village
Trunyan Hill and the village of the same name are located in Kintamani, Bangli District. It is one of the areas inhabited by the Bali Aga or Bali Mula tribes, who still steadfastly adhere to the…
Trekking to Trunyan — for Those Tired of Popular Routes!
On June 14th, we’re gathering a group for a secret route — the Trunyan hill. It’s not a tourist trap, but a real adventure for those seeking an authentic Bali experience without crowds and pretentious…
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Banyumala Twin Waterfall is one of those places in North Bali that still feels quiet and untouched. Hidden among dense greenery, it stands out for its twin streams and the clear pool below, which make…
Munduk
The traditional village of Trunyan is inhabited by indigenous Balinese people — the Bali Aga. It is located on Lake Batur. The village is interesting because all residents observe the ancient customs…
Kintamani
Two Days in Kintamani: Volcano, Mystical Village, and Soaking in Hot Springs
The mountainous region of Kintamani and the sacred Mount Batur are among the most powerful and peaceful places in Bali.
It’s easy to slow down here, reset, and see the island from a different perspective. We’ve put together an itinerary so that in two days you can experience a small adventure without rush or long trips
Abiansemal • Secret temple bali
Aug 23, from 22:30 to 01:00
Penglipuran is a traditional Balinese village located in the Bangli regency, known for its stunning cleanliness, well-preserved culture, and harmonious layout. The village is famous for its neatly ali…
Bangli
Bali Faces Waste Chaos After Landfill Ban Protest
After Bali banned the Suwung landfill from accepting organic waste from 1 April 2026, the authorities faced an unexpected consequence: residents began burning rubbish en masse in their own yards.
Organic Waste No Longer Accepted at Suwung Landfill from 1 April
From 1 April 2026, Bali authorities will post staff at the Suwung landfill (TPA Suwung) to prevent organic waste from being brought in. This was announced by I Made Dwi Arbani, head of the Bali Forest…
Munduk: Not Your Typical Bali
Munduk is a small mountain village in the north of the island, located at around 800 metres above sea level. People come here for peace and quiet, jungle trekking and a unique climate. The area is kno…
