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This March 2016 we will see a coinciding of two special events that together make for one very interesting day. This 9 March 2016, both Nyepi (Bali’s holy day of silence) and a total solar eclipse that will cover Indonesia in darkness could just make this the eeriest Nyepi Bali has ever experienced. A total

Known for their respect for traditional flavours and recipe, the restaurant and entertainment hotspot Republik 45 are taking a step further into their Indonesian patriotism by hosting a brand new event called “Pasar Malam” on Saturday, 27 February 2016. Pasar Malam – meaning ‘night market’ in Indonesian -will see the Republik venue transformed into the

March is an exciting month here in Bali, and Four Points are making sure that residents and tourists alike have plenty to do. From Nyepi to St.Patricks Day, Earth Hour and Easter there’s a little bit of something for everyone at this new hotspot that is taking Kuta by storm.   Nyepi in Four Points

For most Balinese, art is more than just aesthetic, rather it is a way of life. Art is everywhere. You can find it in the most trivial things that probably wouldn’t normally attract attention; from dances to offerings, it pervades every aspect of every day life on the island. Since 2013, Nusa Dua Beach Hotel

Join a fun-filled three-day photography workshop leading up to Nyepi, Bali’s special day of silence. Professional photographers David Metcalf and Nyoman Pujawan are hosting this educational experience set to teach you new skills and techniques, whilst bringing you deep into the Balinese culture. From the fames ogoh-ogoh demon parade, stunning views of mount Agung, ancient

Bali is not only a holiday destination, it has flourished into a central meeting place for ‘digital-nomads’, creative’s and young entrepreneurs. Of course, Bali’s environment pulls in those able to work remotely, as the beaches and rice paddies make for beautiful backdrops to laptop screens that lay on laps. However in reality, this community has

Situated in a sloping valley by the Campuhan River in Central Ubud, amongst green scenery and stunning landscapes, Warwick Ibah Luxury Villas & Spa is an oasis hidden from the madding crowds; a tranquil escape, perfect for private getaways. The suites offer an authentic island experience with their traditionally-designed Balinese style and decoration, especially when

Hilton Worldwide has extended its global soap recycling initiative to 60 hotels in 12 countries in the Asia Pacific region. As a demonstration of the hotel’s commitment, Conrad Bali further strengthens its partnership with Diversey – a leader in sustainable cleaning, sanitation and hygiene solutions – via a Soap for Hope project. Frederic Lebegue, GM

Grand Hyatt Bali is announcing the relaunch of their exciting new Kids’ Club. This engaging centre is open for children ages 3 to 12, from 9am to 6pm everyday and offers a space for children to enjoy and be active in. Through an integration of play and culture, children will learn about their local environment,