CULTURE

Have you had pizza, sushi, Gorgonzola, or goji berries in the past week? Here in Bali, we are lucky to have access to international culinary...

Hidden deep in an isolated corner of north-west Bali lies Pemuteran Bay – a charming little fishing village void of tourist crowds. Surrounded by high...

If you own or have owned a dog you will understand the love that our furry friends give us and how they are completely devoted...

10 must-see holy sites in Bali Bali is renowned for its abundance of temples. Water temples, sea temples, cave temples, and mountain temples are just...

Located in the Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park on the south end of the island of Bali, the garuda wisnu kencana statue is the second...

If you’ve been to Bali, you are certain to have seen the majestic, sprawling green rice fields blanketing the country. They may just be our...

Kopi luwak, also known as civet coffee, is becoming a trendy new coffee option. The origin is closely related to the history of coffee production...

There is usually something festive kicking off in Bali. The island of gods could quite easily be renamed “the island of celebrations” with an abundance...

Ancient Water Rituals Ancient Water Rituals | Traditional healing? Spiritual cleansing? Karmic purification? YES, PLEASE! The team at YOGI TIMES jumped at the chance to...

Hypnotic and spellbinding, you may remember Kecak from the 1992 film “Baraka”. A chorus of fifty to a hundred bare-chested men enter a stage imitating...

In Balinese mythology, Barong or Barhuand is a sacred lion-like animal considered to be the symbol of good fortune and the king of the positive...

Walking through the streets of Bali during certain religious Hindu holidays such as Galungan and Kuningan and other temple festivals can be a refreshing treat...