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Upd. 19/10/25 at 08:47
Scorching Bali: Record Heat Won’t End Until November

The freshness of the dry season in Bali has suddenly been replaced by record high temperatures during the transitional period. October is traditionally the hottest month of the year on the island, wit…

Scorching Bali: Record Heat Won’t End Until November
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Upd. 19/10/25 at 08:33
Surfing with Spirit: Religious Rider Stuns Social Media

Even if you’re not interested in surfing, this video will keep you watching until the end. A clip is going viral on Indonesian social media, showing a young man conquering massive waves on a board.

Surfing with Spirit: Religious Rider Stuns Social Media
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Upd. 16/10/25
Denpasar Begins Removing Illegal Advertisements

Bali’s Municipal Police (Satpol PP) conducted an operation in central Denpasar aimed at tackling illegal outdoor advertising.

During the operation, officers removed structures that were installed without permission on sidewalks, poles, trees, and other locations. All of them spoiled the appearance, interfered with infrastruc…

Denpasar Begins Removing Illegal Advertisements
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Upd. 16/10/25
By 2034, Nusa Penida Will Run Fully on Clean Energy

The state energy company PLN has announced plans to make Nusa Penida the first island in Indonesia to be fully powered by clean energy.

The project is being implemented in collaboration with the Bali government, the academic community, and the private sector to accelerate the region’s transition to 100% renewable sources.

By 2034, Nusa Penida Will Run Fully on Clean Energy
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Upd. 16/10/25
Two Northern Bali Art Traditions Now National Heritage

In the Buleleng District of Bali, two traditional art forms — the Tari Baris Bedug dance from Banyuning and the Karya Alilitan ceremony from the villages of Gobleg, Munduk, Gesing, and Umejero — have…

Two Northern Bali Art Traditions Now National Heritage
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Upd. 15/10/25
Thieves Caught Red-Handed in Bali’s Party Zones

Bali police have arrested two men suspected of stealing a wallet from an Australian tourist. The suspects, DUS (aged 43) and AL  (aged 44), were identified through surveillance cameras.

Thieves Caught Red-Handed in Bali’s Party Zones