When travellers think about Bali, beaches, sunsets and tropical resorts often come to mind first. But beyond the island’s famous coastline lies another side of Bali — a world shaped by royal history, traditional arts, ancient architecture and living cultural traditions. One of the events that offers an opportunity to experience this side of Bali […]
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Gebug Seraya Festival 2026: Where Tradition, Courage and Rain Come Together There is a side of Bali that cannot be found in beach clubs, luxury resorts or busy tourist streets. In the eastern part of the island, the village of Seraya in Karangasem preserves a distinctive tradition known as Gebug Ende, also commonly called Gebug […]
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Ubud has long been associated with Bali’s artistic and cultural identity. Its galleries, temples, traditional performances, independent bookstores and creative communities have made the town a destination for travellers looking for more than beaches and resorts. Every year, another part of that creative identity comes to life through the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival, one […]
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