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29/10/26
29/10/26

Hi admin of Bali Live

Could you please add our repair shop to this guide? We have been in Canggu since 2017, and many of your readers stay nearby.

Fixmara Tech & Repair (formerly iAm Store Bali)

Indonesia & Asia
Upd. 28/10/26 at 17:42
Exploring Taiwan: Visas, Flights & Top Attractions

Just a five-and-a-half-hour flight from Bali, Taiwan offers an impressive mix of modern cities, traditional mountain villages, hot springs, tea plantations and ancient forests.

Historic trains still wind through the mountains, while bustling night markets, centuries-old temples and scenic hiking trails make the island an exciting destination to explore.

Exploring Taiwan: Visas, Flights & Top Attractions
News
Upd. 28/10/26 at 20:18
Gojek Owner Introduces AI That Can Understand Balinese

Indonesian group GoTo, which includes Gojek and GoPay, has made a language model publicly available.

Such models are the foundation for chatbots, translation tools and other AI services. Besides Indonesian, it understands Balinese, Javanese, Sundanese and Batak. Startups, companies, universities, res…

Gojek Owner Introduces AI That Can Understand Balinese
News
Upd. 28/10/26 at 20:09
Bali Drivers Face Increased Road Checks Until November 8

Bali Police are running the Patuh Agung traffic operation.

Drivers can be checked anywhere on the island, and foreigners in tourist areas are being monitored separately.

It was originally planned for 8 to 21 June, but was postponed across Indonesia on the day it was due to start. It began on 26 October and will end on 8 November, with 1,055 police officers deployed on…

Bali Drivers Face Increased Road Checks Until November 8
Cars, bikes
27/10/26 at 14:46
Yamaha Aerox 155

The Yamaha Aerox 155 is for riders who want something more interesting than a regular scooter. It has a sporty design with sharp body lines, a 155cc engine and excellent performance.

Yamaha Aerox 155
News
Upd. 27/10/26 at 19:46
Southern Bali’s Wet Season Expected by Mid-December

In southern Bali, including Denpasar, Kuta, Canggu and the Bukit, the rainy season won't start until mid-December, between the 11th and the 20th.

According to the local weather service's forecast, the rains will arrive late across the whole island.

Southern Bali’s Wet Season Expected by Mid-December
News
Upd. 27/10/26 at 08:48
Bali's Bukit Water Crisis Could Cost Rp150 Billion to Fix

The local parliament has approved 150 billion rupiah, about $8.3 million, for Tirta Mangutama, the water utility that supplies the Bukit.

The money is to be paid in instalments in 2027, 2028 and 2029. According to the parliament's chairman, it should end the outages first and foremost in Jimbaran, Ungasan and Pecatu.

Bali's Bukit Water Crisis Could Cost Rp150 Billion to Fix
News
Upd. 27/10/26 at 02:10
Selling a Villa Gets Tourist Deported from Bali

The immigration office in Singaraja has deported a 46-year-old Czech woman from Bali who was selling a villa in Karangasem, in the east of the island, while on a visa on arrival.

Selling a Villa Gets Tourist Deported from Bali
News
Upd. 27/10/26 at 01:51
Kelingking Beach to Become More Accessible with New Staircase

A permanent 570-metre staircase will be built down to Kelingking Beach on Nusa Penida, running from the clifftop all the way to the shore.

It will replace the steep path down the slope. Work will begin this year and is expected to take about six months. Construction will be funded by an Indonesian company in the Trip.соm group, which has…

Kelingking Beach to Become More Accessible with New Staircase
News
Upd. 27/10/26 at 01:11
Foreign Property Ownership in Bali: Rules, Rights and Risks

Foreigners can buy a villa in Bali, but they cannot hold land under full ownership the way Indonesian citizens can.

That said, there is no shortage of listings, from ready-built homes by the ocean to villas still under construction. The key is to understand exactly what is being sold, what rights the buyer will get…

Foreign Property Ownership in Bali: Rules, Rights and Risks