Going Out

Every Thursday from 6 PM – 10 PM, take your taste buds on a culinary journey across Asia, where bold spices, rich aromas, and timeless dishes come to life. From sizzling stir-fries to fragrant curries, experience the vibrant essence of Asian cuisine in every bite.

IDR 425K++ per pax
Every Thursday | 6 PM – 10 PM

Gather your friends and family for an unforgettable evening of authentic flavors and cultural delights. Book your table now!

Savor the flavors of the farm at Canggu’s hidden gem. Indulge in a farm-to-table brunch featuring fresh organic dishes, rich Javanese coffee, and handcrafted Kawisari cocktails—all just steps from Batu Bolong Beach. Whether you’re gathering with friends or treating yourself to a slow morning, let the weekend linger a little longer at Kawisari Coffee Farm Shop & Eatery, located at the entrance of Ji Restaurant Bali.

For more information +62 81 1388 3553

Every Thursday from 6 PM – 10 PM, take your taste buds on a culinary journey across Asia, where bold spices, rich aromas, and timeless dishes come to life. From sizzling stir-fries to fragrant curries, experience the vibrant essence of Asian cuisine in every bite.

IDR 425K++ per pax
Every Thursday | 6 PM – 10 PM

Gather your friends and family for an unforgettable evening of authentic flavors and cultural delights. Book your table now!

Every Thursday from 6 PM – 10 PM, take your taste buds on a culinary journey across Asia, where bold spices, rich aromas, and timeless dishes come to life. From sizzling stir-fries to fragrant curries, experience the vibrant essence of Asian cuisine in every bite.

IDR 425K++ per pax
Every Thursday | 6 PM – 10 PM

Gather your friends and family for an unforgettable evening of authentic flavors and cultural delights. Book your table now!

Sundowner Party
IDR 150,000nett/person.
Tebu Merah Restaurant
18 April 5 – 9 PM

Easter Sunday Brunch & Egg Hunt – Limited Spots Available!

Celebrate Easter Sunday Brunch with live carvery station & buffet, live music performance, kids’ activities, cotton candy, and face painting. Perfect for families & friends!

Contact person: +62 813 3910 7615 (WA) / IG: @shotgunsocial.bali / FB: Shotgun Social

Easter Eats & Jazzy Beats at Shotgun Social

Join us for a cozy Easter evening filled with great food, smooth jazz, and good company. Relax in the garden, enjoy delicious Easter specials, and let the live music set the perfect mood.

Contact person: +62 813 3910 7615 (WA) / IG: @shotgunsocial.bali / FB: Shotgun Social

Galungan is one of the significant festivals celebrating the victory of dharma (virtue) over adharma (vice). It marks a ten-day period when the spirits of the ancestors are believed to visit the island. Balinese Hindu families will welcome the spirits with prayers and offerings. Dressed in traditional clothes, women balance on their heads the offerings made out of fruit and flowers, stacked up high and neatly in baskets. The streets are filled with the beautiful ‘penjor’, tall bamboo poles decorated with different patterns of woven palm leaves, while the lower base is a unique covered stand made to place some small offerings. The Galungan celebration will go on for ten days until Kuningan, the day when the spirits leave earth.

Every Thursday from 6 PM – 10 PM, take your taste buds on a culinary journey across Asia, where bold spices, rich aromas, and timeless dishes come to life. From sizzling stir-fries to fragrant curries, experience the vibrant essence of Asian cuisine in every bite.

IDR 425K++ per pax
Every Thursday | 6 PM – 10 PM

Gather your friends and family for an unforgettable evening of authentic flavors and cultural delights. Book your table now!

Kuningan marks the end of Galungan; the time when the ancestor spirits leave the island to return to their heavens above. Special offerings such as yellow rice are prepared (Kuningan is derived from the word kuning, which means yellow) and placed together with fruit and flowers in a small bowl made out of coconut leaves. The offerings stand as a symbol of gratitude for all that life has given in happiness, health and prosperity. It is believed that the ancestor spirits will ascend at midday and all special blessings and offerings should therefore take place before noon.

Indonesia: Preserving Green Nature and Cultural Heritage for the World

Nusa Dua – Bali, 11 – 13 June 2025

Announcing the 11th BBTF 2025:

Indonesia: Preserving Green Nature and Cultural Heritage for the World
11 – 13 June 2025
Bali International Convention Center (BICC), Nusa Dua, Bali

Join us and be part of a movement that celebrates Indonesia’s natural and cultural treasures while driving the future of global tourism.

As Indonesia’s Leading Trade Fair for more than a decade, the Bali & Beyond Travel Fair (BBTF) stands at the forefront of promoting Indonesia’s rich tourism offerings to the world. Over the years, BBTF has cultivated a strong network of trust and collaboration, uniting the world’s most reputable tourism professionals in a single, impactful B2B forum. Here, Buyers and Sellers come together to forge meaningful business relationships, draw inspiration, and champion sustainability in travel.

Building on the success of past events, BBTF is committed to growing bigger and better every year. With a proven track record of delivering exceptional experiences, BBTF has earned its reputation for reliability and accountability in the global tourism industry. We invite you to explore, learn, and participate in the journey ahead.

This six-day retreat will offer a magical blend of reiki, sound healing, breathwork, shadow work, a water temple releasing practice, nourishing meals, and deep connection. We believe it will be an experience of true transformation and healing for all participants.

Tumpek Uduh is important day in the Balinese Hindu calendar that is dedicated to agriculture, plants, and the environment. It is also known as Tumpek Wariga or Tumpek Pengarah.

On this day, Balinese Hindus perform various rituals and ceremonies to show gratitude and respect for the plants and trees that provide food, medicine, and other resources, and to ask for their continued protection and abundance. The word ‘uduh’ means plants or vegetation, and the day is often referred to as the Balinese ‘plant blessing’ day.

The main ritual of Tumpek Uduh involves a special offering ceremony known as ‘mekendek’, where offerings of fruits, flowers, and rice are placed in front of plants and trees as a sign of gratitude and respect. This ceremony is often performed in fields and gardens, and is intended to ensure a good harvest and healthy growth of crops.

In addition to the offering ceremony, there are also other rituals that are performed, such as purification ceremonies, prayers, and blessings, to ensure the health and well-being of the plants and trees, and to honor the important role that they play in Balinese culture and society.

Overall, Tumpek Uduh is a day to celebrate and honor the natural environment, and to recognize the importance of plants and trees in providing for the needs of the community. It is a reminder to Balinese people to live in harmony with nature and to care for the environment in order to ensure the sustainability of their way of life.

Galungan is one of the significant festivals celebrating the victory of dharma (virtue) over adharma (vice). It marks a ten-day period when the spirits of the ancestors are believed to visit the island. Balinese Hindu families will welcome the spirits with prayers and offerings. Dressed in traditional clothes, women balance on their heads the offerings made out of fruit and flowers, stacked up high and neatly in baskets. The streets are filled with the beautiful ‘penjor’, tall bamboo poles decorated with different patterns of woven palm leaves, while the lower base is a unique covered stand made to place some small offerings. The Galungan celebration will go on for ten days until Kuningan, the day when the spirits leave earth.

Kuningan marks the end of Galungan; the time when the ancestor spirits leave the island to return to their heavens above. Special offerings such as yellow rice are prepared (Kuningan is derived from the word kuning, which means yellow) and placed together with fruit and flowers in a small bowl made out of coconut leaves. The offerings stand as a symbol of gratitude for all that life has given in happiness, health and prosperity. It is believed that the ancestor spirits will ascend at midday and all special blessings and offerings should therefore take place before noon.

The event is an accompaniment of giant dolls (ogoh-ogoh) that are paraded around certain villages or areas at the night before the Silence Day.

Contrary to several other cultures all around the world that celebrate the New Year with sparkling festivities and ending the year with a bang, the Balinese New Year is a six-day celebration. One of the days is dedicated to complete silence – NYEPI, when the entire island comes to a standstill. With no scheduled incoming or outgoing flights from Ngurah Rai airport in Denpasar (DPS). It’s indeed an exceptional experience, not only for the Balinese but also for all the visitors that are in Bali during Nyepi. If you are in Bali during Nyepi, make sure you do not plan any traveling or outside activities.