The strict rules Australians in Bali will have to follow on Saturday

Bali’s new strict tourist rules

Bali has launched a sweeping new set of tourist rules to curb disrespectful behaviour, protect sacred sites, and preserve the cultural fabric of the island, according to several reports. The new rules, issued by Governor I Wayan Koster on March 24, are aimed at foreign visitors and follow growing concerns over overtourism and cultural insensitivity. Governor Koster announced that Bali is… Source

The strict rules Australians in Bali will have to follow on Saturday

The favourite holiday destination among Australians will effectively shut down this weekend for the Nyepi holiday.

Prabowo also gave his greetings for Nyepi Day via his Instagram account, @prabowo. He hopes that Ida Sang Hyang Widhi 2025 will bring blessings, peace and safety to Hindus.

Rome, 28 March 2025 — No fireworks or company celebrations on New Year's Eve in Bali. The most important island for Indonesian tourism stops completely for a day: it is absolutely forbidden to go out and make noises. And that's not the end of it. This year, the Balinese provincial government even asked telecommunications and broadcasting companies to close for Nyepi Day, leaving the island without Wi-Fi. Tourists are also involved Bali is an isl…

Nyepi 2025: On 29 March Bali is the day of silence. Tourists are not allowed to leave their hotel on this day and the travel traffic is still.

Tourists In Bali Must Be Ready To Observe Nyepi Day

Tourists in Bali will be acutely aware that something big is happening. The island is buzzing with preparations for the most sacred day of the year, Nyepi. The Balinese holy day of silence will be observed on Saturday 29th March, and the ceremonies conducted as part of the festival have already started.  Yesterday, tens of … The post Tourists In Bali Must Be Ready To Observe Nyepi Day  appeared first on The Bali Sun.