The island of the Gods, most commonly called Bali, is a paradise island in Indonesia. Despite being an island, Bali has many things to offer for visitors and residents. Check our selection of 10 of the best things to do in Bali! Go surfing Bali is known to be a paradise for surfers. The origin …
The Galungan holidays in Bali can be compared to the celebration of Diwali (Deepavali) in Indian Hinduism. The Galungan festival is a 10-days festival considered as the most important celebration in Bali and can be experienced twice a year. The festival represents the victory of Dharma (the light) over Adharma (darkness). Meaning of Galungan The …
The island of the Gods is famous for its island vibes and its beach clubs in Bali! While local beach clubs are known for their international line up of international DJs, great drinks, they also offer stunning views, so here is a selection of our favourite beach clubs in Bali! Sundays beach club A …
Cooking chores are shared between men and women in the Balinese culture in a very simple way: Women oversee daily offering to Gods and everyday cooking, which is usually one daily meal which eaten throughout the day for breakfast, lunch and dinner while men oversee cooking for religious gatherings and festivals. Make sure to ask …
The weather Bali weather is characterized by two seasons; the dry season (April-October) and the rainy season from (November-March). The climate is mild to hot throughout the whole year with temperatures on average around 20 to 30 degrees Celsius. Pack some light clothes, cotton fabrics, kaftans and open toe shoes. If you are visiting during …
What is Nyepi all about Each year Balinese celebrate the Nyepi, a Balinese ‘day of silence’ commemorated on the Isakawarsa (New Year in the Balinese Saka calendar). The day is celebrated by silence, meditation and fasting. Residents and visitors are not allowed to make any type of noise or disruption, from TV, radios, entertainment to vehicles …
We take our responsibility in the climate change and do our upmost to protect the health of our employees and guests, our environment, natural surroundings and lead to a better future for the next generations. To do so, we have looked at every possible aspect of our business in order to minimize our carbon footprint …
On Tuesday the 12th of December 2018, we had the honor to participate in a ceremony at The Elementum Bali, whose buildings were blessed as per the Hindu Balinese tradition called The Melaspas. The word Melaspas comes from Balinese words Mlas, the separator, and Pas, meaning fitting. The ceremony is for all elements to live …