On Nusa Ceningan, 3.7 kilometres of the ring road are being paved.
This section runs through the hills. Under the works plan, the road along the strait, from the Yellow Bridge to Blue Lagoon, will be left untouched.
Safety ropes have been installed on the three most dangerous sections of the trail to the summit of Mount Abang (Gunung Abang).
On Batur, the ground underfoot is sand and stones, but here the soil turns very slippery after rain. That's why the trail is being prepared for the rainy season in advance.
The Toyota Agya has several qualities that are especially valued in Bali: its compact size, low fuel consumption and easy handling.
This hatchback manoeuvres easily on narrow roads, doesn't need much parking space and is well suited to everyday driving. With an automatic transmission and air conditioning, it's a comforta…
Trans Sarbagita electric buses have started trial runs from the Ngurah Rai sports complex (GOR Ngurah Rai) in Denpasar to GWK park.
As of 9 November, rides are free for at least a year, after which the terms will be reviewed. Passengers still need to tap an electronic card (e-money) when boarding, as it is used to count riders. If…
Mount Bromo in eastern Java has erupted for the first time since 2019, sending ash 500 metres above the summit. No one was hurt. The national park is open, but visitors may not go within a kilometre o…
The tram line from Bali's airport to Canggu is estimated to cost more than 2 trillion rupiah (about $110 million).
The head of the state railway company KAI, which will handle construction, gave this figure to Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto. The president ordered work to begin as soon as possible.
Starting your own business in Bali is entirely possible, even if you are not an Indonesian citizen. You can register a company, open a restaurant or launch your own project.
On a flight from Jakarta to Bali, a 22-year-old Australian had money stolen from his backpack in the overhead bin. The suspects, two Chinese nationals aged 31 and 28, were detained at a hotel in Kuta.
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