Bali’s idyllic weather and lush landscapes create a paradise for Instagram-worthy photos and a thriving habitat for diverse wildlife, including animals, insects, and reptiles. However, it’s important…
WILD is one of the most fun Indonesian restaurants in Ubud, bringing a fresh twist to Balinese food with our build your own plate concept. Mix and match your favourite proteins, veggies, sambals, sauc…
The zoo called "Taman Satwa Tabanan Wildlife Park" or Tasta for short, is built on 20 hectares in the village of Angseri, Baturiti district. The village of Angseri owns this park.
Golden Valley Munduk is a scenic stop in the cool highlands of North Bali, known for its small waterfall, lush surroundings, and relaxed café setting.
Unlike some of Bali’s more crowded waterfalls, it feels easy, quiet, and pleasant to visit, especially as part of a Munduk day trip. It’s a good choice for travelers who want a nature stop without a l…
Labuhan Kebo Waterfall is a hidden waterfall in the Munduk area of North Bali, known for its quiet setting and natural jungle surroundings. Less visited than some of the island’s more popular waterfal…
Twelve Bali mynas were released back into the wild on Bali — one of the island’s rarest and most well-known endemic species. The birds were released in the village of Karang Dalem Tua. The initiative…
In Bali Barat National Park (Buleleng Regency), 12 Timor deer were released into the wild. According to the head of the division for species and genetic resources conservation of the Ministry of Envir…
A real natural disaster unfolded on Mbadokai beach in the Rote Ndao regency. This is one of Indonesia’s southernmost areas, in the East Nusa Tenggara province. A huge pod of 55 short-finned pilot whal…
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A video filmed in the village of Lamalera, in East Nusa Tenggara province, is gaining popularity on Indonesian social media. Some have already dubbed it “Avatar, Indonesian-style”.
