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It’s better to drink beer or premixed drinks in cans from well-known brands.

My advice on drinking cheap spirits in Bali? Just don’t

Recent incidents in Laos and Fiji have stirred fears about alcohol safety in Bali, which has its own history of bar poisonings.

  • by Jenny Hewett
Boats at the pier, Menjangan Island.

Ten beautiful parts of Bali you won’t find crowds (or bogans)

Bali is on track to have its busiest tourism year on record, but 70 per cent of visitors flock to the hot spots of Canggu, Seminyak, Uluwatu and Nusa Dua.

  • by Penny Watson
Umana Bali and its village-like setup.

Bali all-villa stay on par with the best

This revived Bali property comes with fresh interior design and finessed service, which is a match for Bali’s other top luxury all-villa stays.

  • by Penny Watson
AYANA Komodo is a great base for exploring the UNESCO Heritage-listed Komodo National Park.
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Five-star Indonesian resort is a dream base for famous national park

Sea views from every room, exceptional service and the famous Komodo dragons await in this tropical paradise.

  • by Sheriden Rhodes
Nusantara.

Asia’s new $50 billion capital city is open. Shame it’s not finished

Indonesia’s new capital city promises luxury hotels, flying taxis and more … but you won’t find any of these things there yet.

  • by Ryan Ver Berkmoes
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The carriage caters to a maximum of eight people occupying four couches in an open compartment.

On board Indonesia’s most indulgent luxury train journey

Train travel is an excellent option for travelling around Java, but it’s only the fortunate few who will enjoy this five-star experience.

  • by Penny Watson
Forestis is located on Plose mountain in the Dolomites, 1800 metres above sea level.

Traveller Awards: 10 outstanding places to relax and rejuvenate

Some experiences require an open mind; others a deep pocket. But all of these unique experiences put relaxation and self-care front and centre.

  • by Traveller team
The ship’s pool deck.

I can’t live like this: The cruise ship that ruined life on land for me

Returning to normal life is difficult after spending a week on board one of the world’s most luxurious ships.

  • by Craig Platt
Balinese women in traditional dress, rice paddies … the real Bali.

The ‘other’ Bali still exists, and it’s only an hour from the airport

The holiday isle’s east coast offers a step back in time for disillusioned visitors.

  • by Craig Tansley
Koji pudding at Lovacore NXT, Ubud.

The 20 bucket-list restaurants you must try in Bali

Who needs a Michelin guide? There are plenty of star-worthy places in Bali that don’t need approval from France.

  • by Penny Watson

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