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Wonderful Indonesia

The Island of the Gods

Bali is famous for its beautiful beaches, stunning natural landscapes, rich culture, and unique traditions. It is also known for its temples, traditional dances, and art, including intricate woodcarvings, paintings, and textiles. Additionally, Bali is a popular destination for surfing, yoga, and wellness retreats. Its popularity as a tourist destination has made it a hub for luxury resorts, boutique hotels, and villas, as well as a wide range of restaurants and cafes serving local and international cuisine. Finally, Bali’s friendly people and relaxed atmosphere have contributed to its reputation as a top vacation spot.

Population: 4.470.000 (2023)
Capital: Denpasar

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Bali News Headlines

Teaching yoga in Bali has never been more popular – or harder to do
“As the spiritual-holiday industry flourished, Bali emerged as the new yoga capital of the world, with about 600 studios on the Indonesian island, and more than 1,000 villas and hotels offering yoga lessons to guests. Feeding back into that, Bali also became the foremost supplier of yoga teacher training, with around 100 academies that, before the pandemic, were churning out thousands of certified instructors every year.”
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Indonesia News Headlines

Indonesia has designated five scenic places as “super priority tourist destinations” in a drive to end the reliance on the world-famous resort island of Bali. It aims to give tourists more options and raise the country’s tourism revenues, which have been heavily dependent on Bali. They are Labuan Bajo, Lake Toba, Yogyakarta, Mandalika, and Likupang.
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