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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Volcano Batur. Climbing the active volcano Batur at dawn
Do you dream of watching the sunrise on a volcano?
It’s worth noting that this activity is not for everyone! The ascent itself is not difficult, but it takes place in the darkness. The start is at 4 in the morning to reach the summit by 6−6.30 am.
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
Bali’s Most Unusual Burial Tradition, Found in Kintamani
In the village of Bayung Gede in Kintamani, there’s a place that’s barely mentioned in tourist guides. Random travellers rarely end up here. Now and then, it’s visited only by those who already know B…
Jatiluwih Terraces to Host Bali’s Sustainable Run
Bali is preparing the Jatiluwih Fun Run 2026 — a run through the Jatiluwih rice terraces in Tabanan. It is planned for 20 June 2026.
The route will pass through one of the island’s most famous locations. The Jatiluwih rice terraces are a UNESCO World Heritage site and have long been one of the symbols of “green” Bali.
Bali Makes Tourists Part of Its Waste Strategy
In Badung, Bali’s most tourist-heavy regency, all 124 traditional villages must have their own waste management rules. These rules are known as perarem.
The authorities have specifically stated that the rules also apply to visitors and tourists staying in a particular traditional village.
Abiansemal • Secret temple bali
Aug 23, from 22:30 to 01:00