Exploring Bali’s Beaten Tracks
Hiking Mount Batur in pursuit of sunrise, jogging down Campuhan Ridge, or posing on a swing 78-metres above the ground – these are all de rigueur experiences for Bali first-timers. However, for those who feel like ‘they’ve done it and seen it all’, you’re in luck. To spice up your Bali itinerary, we’ve curated a
Three Causes of Well-Being in Bali
Welcome to Bali where there are many traditions and cultural beliefs. One that I greatly admire and respect is TRI HITA KARANA which translates as “ Three causes of well-being”. No, they are not power, money and love! they are much more meaningful than that. They are: harmony with God, harmony among people and harmony
Tamora Gallery: Canggu’s Answer to a Family Day Out
Looking for somewhere to let the kids run free while you can sit and enjoy a coffee or a meal on the side? Berawa’s Tamora Gallery may just be the place you’re looking for. Canggu has been growing into a huge tourism destination over the last few years. What was once a sleepy beachfront, Berawa
“57×76” Exhibition at Komaneka Fine Art Gallery
Komaneka Fine Art Gallery in Ubud is presenting “57 x 76”, a collaboration between artists Hanafi and Goenawan Mohamad (GM). The ‘x’ sign in the title of this exhibition does not only reinforce the meaning of a meeting or dialogue, but also the fusion of the artistic visions of two figures who have long been
4 Places to Make Your Own Unique Bali Gift
Whilst it may be customary to buy souvenirs for friends and family, perhaps a painting or maybe a little trinket, there is nothing as special as bringing something that you yourself made! On an island of art and culture there are plenty of opportunities to make yourself, or someone else a little, a little gift. From hand-made jewellery, to pottery, to traditional textiles, create something special with these hands-on Bali workshops. Jewellery Being true to your unique self is the philosophy at Dewi Sitha Jewelry. This
North Bali : A Window into the Island’s Past
The north coast of Bali provides a window into the island’s past. Here you’ll find a different kind of Bali, a haven for those looking to escape the tourist masses of the island’s south. Once the busiest part of Bali, the island’s north coast is now less explored compared to its southern counterpart. The area
Why is Waste Wasting So Much of our Time?
The two current obsessions of Bali are linked (symbolically at least). The digital/ social media frenzy, symbolised by www, and the garbage or plastic fixation symbolised by wwww (waste, water and waste water). Maybe the solution is to match them together to create ‘thewastewaterworldwideweb’ project ? Certainly we need to find a solution quickly because
Playtime at Parklife, Bali’s Newest ‘Family Hub’
Let the young ones run loose in Canggu’s brand-new playground, where socialising without (too many) restrictions is celebrated. Welcoming the first ‘family hub’ to the neighbourhood, Parklife is calling children of all ages to learn and play whilst mums and dads keep themselves busy, whether its running errands or tackling a piling inbox of emails.
Sail Away with Me : Take a Cruise Around the Islands
Pushing off shore into the waves and a warm ocean breeze whilst slowly losing sight of land is a liberating feeling, as if you’re literally sailing away from life’s problems. With the help of enticing backdrops, like the towering Mt.Agung, setting sail in Bali is an experience that exudes a tropical charm, great for couples
Bali’s Undiscovered West Coast
Quiet beaches and empty roads in Bali may seem like a thing of the past with Bali getting more popular every year. The streets today seem to be busying, the beaches lined with places and people, however if you head west you’ll find that the ‘old Bali’ still lives on. Situated at the westernmost tip
A Love for Art – Is There a ‘Right’ Way?
I love art, but I can’t really define it for you since it takes so many forms. But if we stick to the main categories of painting and sculpture, of literature and poetry, of song and dance, we already have wonderful ways that the human race can define itself and its existence here on earth.
Fun with the Little One at GWK
In 2018, one of Bali’s largest and most impressive landmarks was completed. Garuda WisnuKencana – or just GWK as Indonesians refer to it – is a 121 metre high, copper-brass statue depicting the Hindu God Wisnu riding the god-bird Garuda. It is eye catching to say the least, as it can be seen by those
Learn the Magic of Balinese Silvermaking with SUNSRI House of Jewelry
SUNSRI – House of Jewelry has marked a new era of jewellery craftsmanship in Bali with the reopening of their Art Shop here on the island. Established in 1990, SUNSRI has been crafting jewellery collections that range from ethnic, contemporary, bohemian, minimalist styles and more; and now offering visitors an opportunity to go behind the
