Ngembak Geni is a day of self-introspection, during which locals contemplate their values of tolerance, love, patience, and kindness. Most shops will be closed on this day; however, many restaurants will remain open...
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Michael created and runs the Bali Travel Hub website, as well as the Holiday Point travel brand that incorporates a network of 16 location based travel information and attraction websites around Australia, Asia, and around the world.
With 25+ years of online experience and a passion for travel (having travelled to Bali many times and staying in different locations on the Island), Michael not only researches and writes content for the website, he also tinkers behind the scenes with the website functionality & design.
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Omed Omedan is one of Bali’s most exciting events. Thousands of unmarried youth come together for a mass kissing festival. For about 100 years, unmarried men and women aged between 17 and 30 have participated in...
Idul Fitri Festival (also known as Lebaran) is a popular religious holiday in Bali. It is a unique holiday because the Islamic Calendar determines its annual dates. Idul Fitri Festival (Lebaran) Dates 2026, Ramadan...
Nyepi is an important Hindu holiday in Bali, usually called the ‘Day of Silence’. It is held at the start of the Balinese year, usually in March. Nyepi is a public holiday in Indonesia, and most locals...
