Know the Entry Rules Before You Go

Know the Entry Rules Before You Go

Bali is a dream destination for travelers worldwide, but it’s important to know that Indonesian customs are strict. Failing to follow the rules can lead to delays, fines, or worse. This guide explains what not to bring, how to declare your belongings properly, and why completing the Indonesian Customs Declaration (e-CD) before you arrive is … Read more

Merusaka Nusa Dua Recognised for Sustainable Waste Management with Magi Farm Partnership

Merusaka Nusa Dua Recognised for Sustainable Waste Management with Magi Farm Partnership

Through their ongoing collaboration with Magi Farm, Merusaka Nusa Dua is honoured to announce that they are the proud recipients of a certificate of appreciation, which recognises their continued commitment to responsible food waste management. This latest achievement highlights the success of Merusaka Nusa Dua’s sustainable efforts and dedication to fostering a greener future for … Read more

Coastal Elegance Redefined at Jumeirah Bali’s Oceanfront Hideaway

Coastal Elegance Redefined at Jumeirah Bali’s Oceanfront Hideaway

For families seeking to rediscover the charming allure of Bali through a serene escape, Jumeirah Bali offers an idyllic retreat where discovery and relaxation are seamlessly woven into the guest experience. Elegantly perched atop the cliffside coastline on South Bali, Jumeirah Bali invites you to indulge in the majesty of its resort. Inspired by the … Read more

Pis Bolong: Cultural Ties Between China and Bali

Pis Bolong: Cultural Ties Between China and Bali

Bali’s relationship with China goes way back; they share long-standing historical ties, which are evident in Bali’s cultural and religious practices. One such example is the use of pis bolong, also known as uang kepeng (flat coins), which are ancient Chinese coins used as a vital component in Balinese ceremonial offerings. These coins have a unique … Read more

Is Bali Hindu? – NOW! Bali

Is Bali Hindu? – NOW! Bali

Stone sarcophagi from the Bronze-Iron Age (400 BCE 400 CE), displayed at Museum Gedong Arca, Pejeng. What an absurd question! As the sole heir of the glorious legacy of the ancient Hindu kingdoms, especially the Majapahit Empire (1293-1520), which ruled supreme for two centuries, why would Bali be anything but Hindu? It is here that … Read more