My Balinese Story

Bali, the Island of the Gods, is not only known for its stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and serene landscapes but also for its rich tradition of handicrafts and unique souvenirs.  Whether you're a first-time visitor or a frequent traveller, bringing a piece of Bali back home is almost a given. But with the plethora of options available, what exactly should you buy? Here’s a comprehensive guide to the top Balinese souvenirs, what’s worth your money, and where to find them in Denpasar.

Bali, as a tourist destination, offers a variety of culinary choices, but it may pose some challenges for Muslim travellers. You might be hesitant, considering the many places that serve suckling pig or pork. You may also be concerned, thinking it will be difficult to find halal food when staying in Denpasar. From bustling street food stalls to well-established restaurants, halal options are plentiful, ensuring that your culinary experience in Denpasar is as enjoyable and diverse as its vibrant culture and stunning landscapes. In this article, I will give some recommendation for you who staying in Denpasar.  I gave the address closest to Denpasar city center or the address of their oldest restaurant, but you can also try the restaurant closest to your staycation location.

For you who are staying in Denpasar , especially the Renon and Kreneng areas, you must come shopping at this supermarket!

East Denpasar, one of the areas in the capital city of Bali, offers a variety of stunning tourist destinations . Although it is often overlooked by tourists who are more interested in the beaches and crowds in other parts of Bali, East Denpasar has its own beauty and uniqueness. In this article, I will invite you to go to interesting tourist destinations in East Denpasar. So let's explore East Denpasar together!  

Holidays in Bali don't just mean enjoying the beach; you can also enjoy stunning mountain views and beautiful lakes, all of which you can get in Kintamani.

Apart from Galungan and Kuningan, Nyepi is the biggest celebration in Bali. You could say that the entire Balinese people take part in this celebration and many ceremonies are held to welcome Nyepi. We can also enjoy Nyepi preparations throughout Bali. Instead of using a general calendar system, Balinese people use the Saka calendar as a reference for determining holidays and good days.