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Siwa Ratri
Siwa Ratri — the Night of Siwa — is one of the most spiritually significant observances in the Balinese Hindu calendar. Unlike the vibrant color and sound of festivals such…
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BATIC 2026 — Bali Annual Telkom International Conference
BATIC 2026 — the Bali Annual Telkom International Conference — is one of the most anticipated global digital ecosystem gatherings, bringing together over 1,800 delegates from 55+ countries to Nusa…
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Buleleng Festival 2026
The Buleleng Festival — known locally as Bulfest — is North Bali’s biggest annual celebration of arts, culture, and creative heritage. Held across six days in Singaraja, the regency capital,…
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Tanah Lot Art & Food Festival 2026
Held annually against the stunning backdrop of one of Bali’s most iconic sea temples, the Tanah Lot Art & Food Festival is a three-day celebration of Tabanan’s living culture, culinary…
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Tumpek Krulut 2026
Tumpek Krulut is a Balinese Hindu ceremony honouring music, art, and affection, observed every 210 days according to the sacred Pawukon calendar. Falling on the Saturday of Krulut week —…
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Gianyar Kite Festival 2026
Every August, the Gianyar coastline becomes a canvas for one of Bali’s most localised kite traditions. Teams from across Gianyar Regency gather at the beachfront — typically at Padang Galak…
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Rare Angon Festival 2026
Every late July, Mertasari Beach in Sanur transforms into one of the most visually extraordinary scenes in Southeast Asia. Thousands of traditional Balinese kites fill the sky alongside hundreds of…
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Bali Kite Festival 2026
Every July and August, the skies above Padang Galak Beach in Sanur turn into a spectacle unlike anything else in Southeast Asia. Enormous kites — some stretching ten metres long…
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Karangasem Festival 2026
The Karangasem Festival is one of East Bali’s most vibrant annual celebrations — four days of cultural performances, traditional parades, and community gatherings marking the anniversary of Amlapura city, the…
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Tumpek Uduh 2026
Tumpek Uduh is one of Bali’s most quietly beautiful ceremonies — a day set aside to honor plants, trees, and the crops that sustain Balinese life. Falling every 210 days…
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