No, Uber is not available in Bali or any part of Indonesia for that matter. It’s not wrong to say the Uber app has become an essential part of life, when you think of ordering food or grabbing a ride, Uber pops right into your head – that’s how much it lives in our heads …
Swings. We loved them as kids, we love them as adults and looks like Bali figured this out. We are talking adult-size jungle swings – fixed at a tall cliff – hung on two tall trees, overlooking the stunning landscapes and sceneries of Bali. These more-than-average swings allow you to swing right off the edge! …
Borobudur Temple is a preserved Buddhist monument in Indonesia that attracts thousands of pilgrims and tourists from around the world. With three main levels, Borobudur Temple stretches over 2,500 square metres, making it one of the largest historical sites in the world. In this article, we’ll be talking about everything you need to know about …
Located on the upper terrain of Bali, Ubud has long been known as the cultural capital of the region. Offering a unique set of attractions and things to do, Ubud attracts visitors with the promise of a mesmerising cultural experience. Here, we have listed the top attractions and experiences in Ubud that will guarantee you …
Waves. It’s mesmerising to watch and it’s hypnotizing to hear them softly crash against the sandy shores. But how about riding them? If you love surfing and travelling and you’re looking to explore the best surf spots around the globe, then this article is for you. So which surfer’s paradise are we getting ready to …
No, it does not usually snow in Indonesia. As a country that is located on the equator axis, Indonesia experiences warm weather throughout the year and doesn’t have a winter season. Many people remark on the beautiful locations the country has, but its tropical climate rarely becomes a topic of conversation. Its sun-baked nature makes …
The main difference between Bali and Phuket essentially comes down to culture and affordability. These two sought-after beach holiday destinations in South East Asia are admired by holiday-goers everywhere! And yes, apart from those two main differences – there are many more aspects to compare, so let us dive right in! Geography Bali is a …
Unfortunately, no – it is not considered safe to drink tap water in Bali. You might wonder if the reality is as terrifying as it seems – a place with an abundance of splendour surrounded by dangerously contaminated water. But it is harsher than it seems – tap water in Bali is not fit to drink …
Yes, Bali is located below the equator – to be precise – 8 degrees south of the equator. However, Indonesia is not! Situated in Southeast Asia, Bali is a separate province which is also an island located 600 kilometres east of Java. Many people mistake this little island to be a nation of its own …
Yes, you can swim at Bali beaches. It is perfectly safe, and there is much you can do after enjoying a good dip. But even during peak season, make sure to check in with the locals and lifeguards while heeding safety signs and the red flags placed at the beach. This will help you and …
Bali would effortlessly make it into any traveller’s bucket list, but only a few know that Bali is just a tiny little part of over seventeen thousand breathtaking Islands in Indonesia. Known to be the largest island nation in the world, Indonesia’s fame generally derives from the tourist Island Bali which is famous for its …