Bali News

Lebaran backflow ascertain would add number of people come from outside Bali. No exception for Kuta area. Even the Badung Council asked for related institutions to raise their security as well as intensifying population data collection. Continue reading »

Bali Police take over the thievery of sacred objects or pratima case since most of the location spread in some areas in Bali. Continue reading »

ASDP Gilimanuk operated four spare-boat for Ketapang-Gilimanuk crossing activity since the annual influx from Bali to Java become more crowded on Tuesday night. Continue reading »

The annual influx from Bali to Java using four or two wheels vehicles at Gilimanuk Port, Jembrana Regency, Bali on Tuesday morning is still smooth and the port atmosphere also still quiet. Continue reading »

Mabes Polri – Indonesian Police Central Base – determined Bali as one of area in Indonesia considered having main priority and security during Lebaran aside from Java and Lampung. Continue reading »

In order to anticipate passenger surge of Lebaran at Ubung Terminal Denpasar, Transportation Agency is preparing 180-bus armada. Continue reading »

The Bureau of Archeology Denpasar evacuated the skull of prehistoric human inside the sarcophagus, the coffin made by stone found in Subak Saba, Keramas Village, Blahbatuh region, Gianyar Residence, Bali. “We have research it for a week. This morning, we evacuate two sarcophagus, they are intact skeleton and the other one have became the bone flakes,” said Dra. Ayu Kusumati, the researcher from the Bureau of Archeology Denpasar in Gianyar. Continue reading »

Some locations in Sukawati District of Gianyar, such as, road at Batubulan Village, Guwang Art Market, Sukawati Art Market will become the center of the worst traffic jam in history of Lebaran/Idul Fitri. It is due to the number of domestic and foreign tourists pass through the area is raised 300 percent from its usual daily visiting. Idul Fitri will be celebrated for three days that is from Friday (September 10) to Sunday (September 12). Continue reading »

Head of Bali Forestry Agency, Anak Agung Buana said that Bali Provincial government in the next five years ahead has been prepared 86 billion Rupiah for reforestation project. Continue reading »