Bengkala Village, Buleleng: Bali’s Kata Kolok Sign Language Community
In Kubutambahan, Buleleng, Bengkala is known as the “deaf village”. Dozens of its residents were born deaf, and almost t... 更多
In Kubutambahan, Buleleng, Bengkala is known as the “deaf village”. Dozens of its residents were born deaf, and almost t... 更多
About 24 km west of Singaraja, at 500–700 m above sea level, Tigawasa lives from bamboo weaving: sokasi, keben and bedeg... 更多
A black-sand beach in Baktiseraga village, about 4 km from central Singaraja, lined with seaside warungs serving tipat b... 更多
Hidden in Desa Wanagiri, Sukasada District, Pucak Manik holds three waterfalls in one valley, the tallest dropping rough... 更多
Once the main gateway to Bali, today it is Singaraja's liveliest seafront public space. Pelabuhan Buleleng holds the Yud... 更多
Above Teluk Terima bay, inside West Bali National Park, hundreds of steps climb to the tomb and temple of Jayaprana — th... 更多
Desa Sidatapa in Banjar District, Buleleng, is one of North Bali’s oldest Bali Aga villages. Ancient Bale Gajah Tumpang... 更多
Far from the crowds of Ubud and Canggu, Zen Resort Bali sits on the hills of Seririt overlooking the Bali Sea with 14 vi... 更多
At Jl. Veteran No. 20 in Singaraja sits a collection of more than 2,000 bundles of lontar: Vedic texts, usada healing ma... 更多
Pedawa Village in Banjar district, Buleleng, is a Bali Aga village at 400-800 m above sea level that tourists have barel... 更多