Joannes Rhino
De’sound Opens a New Outlet in Bali
Following the success of the first 2 Bali outlets in Sunset Road, De’sound has expanded its business by opening its 3rd outlet on the 3rd floor of Beachwalk Shopping Centre. The event was held on 22 February 2018, starting with a speech by the General Manager of PT Inti Megah Swara and followed by a ribbon
Exploring Canggu: Surf, Sunsets and Street Art
Take a tour through Bali’s most happening area, Canggu, in this photo and travel essay with writer Joannes Rhino and photographers George Speirs and Namhar Hernanto, exploring the surf, sunsets and street art of the area. If you are looking for a destination with new-age Bohemian vibes, Canggu has become popular for holidaymakers and local residents.
The Pasar: Exploring Traditional Markets in Bali
When you are going to the traditional markets, you should try to enter a local mindset – and this means knowing how to bargain. These markets offer a wide range of items for you to haggle on. Here we guide you through where to go, what to do and highlight some rules of thumb when
Funtastic Land: Bali’s Biggest Theme Park
Finding exclusive time to spend with our kids is not easy, but it is definitely rewarding. The fact that parents are so busy with their daily activities makes it difficult for them to know what their little ones really want during the weekend. Children can be curious about anything. Their minds are set for challenges
Seminyak Nightlife: Bars, Clubs and Speakeasys
If Kuta – Legian tends to attract youngsters grabbing any available cheap drinks while enjoying mainstream dance music, Seminyak typically pulls in a more mature, refined group of party goers. Let’s start at Double Six Beach. If you still want to hangout near the beach after sunset, Cocoon transforms from a beach club into a
A Night in Kuta: The Diamonds in the Rough
Be it midnight drinks in breezy beach bars, party hard in dance clubs or rock the night out in live music venues, there is something in Kuta – Legian that is meant for you. The vibe is very casual, making it easy for you to unwind and make new friends. As for the dress code,
Ubud Evenings: Where To Go When The Sun Goes Down
Nightlife in Ubud is dedicated for those with a love for culture, music and fine dining experiences. Well-known for its relaxing ambience, quiet environment and traditional atmosphere, this upland destination has several corners to see besides rice terraces, cultural places and temples. Most of the bars are sophisticated and laid-back, showing sports action or hosting
Late Night Bites: 7 Eateries for a Midnight Munch
After a long night dancing and drinking, you’re bound to be craving a comfort meal to soothe stomach (and maybe your head!) before heading home. Luckily Bali’s nightlife runs beyond just bars and clubs; here are 7 restaurants open after midnight in Bali we think just might save the day – or night, in this case – when you’re
Joining Bali Sports Communities
Sports Clubs are excellent facilities for people within a community to engage in recreational and competitive programmes that not only teach them discipline and teamwork but also help develop their personality in the long run. By participating in a wide range of sport events, the people in the community develop camaraderie through common interests. JimbarRUN
Take To The Water: Essentials for a Day by the Sea
If your experience with water sports doesn’t involve much more than those aqua aerobics classes you once took at your local leisure centre, you’ll be in for a treat here in Bali. Being an island with beaches perfect for a swim, and waves great for surfing, Bali lets you to stay active and fit whilst
The Best Outdoor Adventures in Bali
Bali offers a variety of fun outdoor sports to help ones relax from their daily routine life. Along with the process of releasing stress, these activities help individuals to witness what mother nature has to offer. It is also a great way to reduce any physical or mental issues as it encourages a person to
The John Fawcett Foundation Brings Sight Back to Bali
The quality of life for people in Indonesia is reduced as blindness plays a major hinderance in their normal living. This country is indeed suffering from such problem. World Health Organisation data has raised an alarm and states that every single minute in Indonesia sees a person go blind due to the poverty and weak
Discovering Bali’s Traditional Musical Instruments
Music in Bali is extremely complex in nature, and there is no doubt that it is vital in Balinese culture. In addition to serving the art and culture, traditional instruments are used for religious activities. Some performances depend on these musical tools to create the magical effect of Balinese music. Balinese culture has a significant
