15 Chill Hangout Spots in Tabanan: Coffee, Views, and Good Vibes All Around
When it comes to discovering Tabanan, there’s no better way to enjoy Bali’s charm than by exploring its cozy hangout spots.
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Bali Eco Cycling: Exploring the Countryside and Experiencing Local Village Life!
Think about how fun it would be to Cycling through beautiful Bali!You get to see cool places in the countryside, ancient temples, and green rice fields. Plus, you get to watch how traditional Balinese food is made and try some yummy dishes! It’s more than just a Bali Cycling Tour; it’s a whole adventure where you get to see and learn so much about Bali’s special way of life!
New Edition Guides & Map Vol.34
The New Edition of our magazine was already available. For the new edition, there is change, before our magazine is called Coupon & Map, now the magazine becomes Guides & Maps. It’s got a further Kura-Kura Bus information, travel guide, and map. Kura-Kura Guides & Map is a travel guide that keeps reminding you of the beauty of Balinese culture. Here’s a sneak look inside : COVID-19 Update – Kura-Kura Bus First up, new updates for Kura-Kura Bus. To ensure we are taking all steps to possible to minimize the risk on board our services regarding COVID-19. Kura-Kura Bus is suspended starting from 22 March until 22 April 2020. For…
Come & Experience The Madness of Tipsy Tea at Azul Beach Club
Changing the face of lifestyle in Legian-Bali, Azul Beach Club offers a full-fledged beach experience day and night. Azul Beach Club offers an eclectic beachfront dining & leisure experience in the exotic settings of the bamboo tree house. The beach club features Bali’s First Tiki Bar, adults-only rooftop infinity pool with sun loungers and private dining terraces overlooking the turquoise beach during the day and also Bali’s most picturesque sunset. Set to become the Legian-Bali premier lifestyle destination, Azul Beach Club determines to provide a memorable tropical holiday experience and has prepared the fun way to enjoy the legendary sunset of Bali with Tipsy Tea. Imagine a high tea, but…
How You Can Enjoy the Festive Chinese New Year Day in Bali
Chinese New Year in Bali takes place on 25th January 2020. This special holiday is celebrated mostly by the Balinese of Chinese descent as well as by most Chinese Indonesians across the nation. Although predominantly a Hindu Island, Balinese also welcomes the Chinese New Year joyfully. Even we don’t celebrate Chinese New Year, but we are very excited to watch the Chinese New Year Celebration in Bali. These 3 recommendations to enjoy the Lunar New Year in Bali. Experience the Celebration at some Klenteng in Bali Various temples called “klenteng“, are frequented by Chinese Balinese on this day. Honestly, I can’t recommend specific klenteng that you should come. It’s because…
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