A large banyan tree can be one of the most recognizable features of a Balinese village. Its wide canopy, hanging roots, and age make it
Tourism in Bali is often closely connected to local communities. Visitors stay in villages, explore agricultural landscapes, meet artisans, visit cultural sites, and take part
Bali is home to businesses and community initiatives that are trying to address social and environmental challenges while also creating sustainable sources of income. From
Perched in Bali’s central highlands, the mountain village of Munduk offers a stark contrast to the island’s bustling coastal hubs. Shaped by fertile volcanic soil,
While most visitors experience Bali through its popular coastal towns, the eastern regency of Karangasem offers a profound setting for experiential learning abroad. Here lies
If you’re looking to experience a quieter side of Bali, Sidemen Bali offers a refreshing escape from the island’s busier tourist destinations. Tucked away in
Not long ago, the Nusa Islands were known mostly to divers and nearby coastal communities. Today, Nusa Penida Island has become one of Bali’s most
When people think of Bali, they often picture rice terraces, temples, and the beaches of the mainland. But beyond the island lies a collection of
Rising 3,031 metres above sea level, Mount Agung Bali is the island’s highest volcano and one of its most recognisable landmarks. Visible from many parts
