Nestled in the heart of Seminyak, Komodo Pan-Asian Restaurant & Bar promises an exquisite dining experience in the vibrant neighbourhood. Prepare to embark on a tantalising journey through the diverse flavours of Pan-Asian cuisine, meticulously curated by Chef Wayan Priana, a seasoned culinary expert with nearly two decades of experience. Drawing inspiration from his previous … Read more
To welcome the arrival of spring and the festive occasions of Easter and Eid al-Fitr, Bulgari Resort Bali has meticulously crafted a series of experiences tailored to delight guests of all ages, fostering cherished and unforgettable moments. From enriching activities and jubilant festivities for the young ones at the Little Gems Club to the indulgent, … Read more
With the rising success of Bali’s restaurant scene, the food and beverage industry are increasingly championing island produce and producers. Chefs and restaurateurs have bolstered their support of local economies and sustainability. This relationship has fostered innovation and improvements in the region’s agricultural industry. Yet, challenges arise for the future of farming in Bali, which … Read more
Photo by Hendi Wahyudi Located in the village of Guwang, Sukawati, Gianyar Regency, Pura Dalem Guwang is an important Hindu temple. Steeped in history and faith, the temple stands as a testament to the region’s traditions and beliefs. It is a site of worship and religious events for the residents of Guwang Village, featuring intricate … Read more
Presenting their tribute to Indonesia’s rich culinary traditions, Hyatt Regency Bali invites guests to indulge in the ‘Royal Rijstaffel’, a dining tradition that showcases the breadth and diversity of Indonesian cuisine. Served at Omang Omang Restaurant, expect grand presentations and authentic flavours in this new dining experience. Translating to ‘rice table’, the ‘rijsttafel’ is in … Read more
Daha wore Gringsing Wayang Kebo over their shoulder as a dancing scarf or as it’s called, Gringsing Nyandang Kebo (wearing Gringsing Wayang Kebo) Kurniawati was sitting next to me under a roof covered in jaka fibers, while she was waiting to pick up the daha (unmarried women) for the coming-of-age ritual, part of Usaba Kasa. … Read more
5.7K Some of the beaches in Indonesia are fantastic, but they tend to be underrated because the really good ones are hiding in remote places without easy access. On the bright side, that means you’re more likely to have them to yourself! In Bali, for example, the most spectacular beaches are on the nearby Nusa … Read more
On the eve of Nyepi, Bali’s Day of Silence, the island is in a boisterous and lively state as people celebrate the Ngrupuk Parade. This ritual of sorts sees the parading of the ogoh-ogoh, gigantic and vibrant effigies depicting demons, beasts and ghastly characters (bhuta kala) of Balinese and Hindu folklore. These ogoh-ogoh are made by the … Read more
Born in 1943, Ni Ketut Arini is a living legend. Considered a maestro in Balinese classical dances, the now 80-year-old dancer continues to teach at her sanggar in Denpasar, ensuring that young generations of Balinese learn the proper techniques and also continue the legacy of age-old classical dances. Ibu Arini comes from good musical stock: … Read more
Truly embodying the vision of Hari Kartini, Bali WISE (Women of Indonesia Skills Education) has educated over 1750 women since its inception in 2007. Working closely with NGOs, orphanages and local schools, Bali WISE identifies marginalised and at-risk women who need help and will benefit from a life-changing skills education. “We invest in people who … Read more
