From the Hollywood blockbuster to an independent short film created by local Balinese students, here are five movies (and one bonus film) that will inspire your next great Balinese escape. 1. Eat Pray Love A movie that needs no further introduction. Made famous by Julia Roberts, it originates from the namesake novel by Elizabeth Gilbert. […]
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Bali needs no further introduction when it comes to its stunning sunset. It has become a must-do activity for travellers who visited the island. There are plenty of ways to enjoy the Balinese sunset, from watching it on the beach or the hills; from marvelling it with hundreds of other fellow travellers to doing it […]
A guide to avoid a potential culture shock when visiting Bali for the first time… Bali is a small island, situated in the large of the Indian Ocean in the beautiful country of Indonesia. It is labeled one of the most popular touristic destinations in the world and attracts more and more visitors each year. […]
Be prepared to feast the minute you enter Padma Resort Legian, because there is not a single evening pass by without a themed dinner. We have a wide range of buffet menu from East to West, Monday to Sunday, not to mention the special performances such as Balinese dance, contemporary dance and live music. What’s […]
Written by Tasneem Aldalrahim Alsiddig The golden white coastlines that shape Bali are the paramount of the Bali experience. We want you to sight and indulge only the most spectacular beaches Bali has to offer within close reach of our grounds. Touching Padma Resort’s S.K.A.I Beach Club and right off our infinity pool, is what […]
Being in a tropical country, you may find Bali weather a little warm. The temperature around the island can get up to 29°C during the hottest time, normally in May. There are numerous beaches in South Bali that offer amazing scenic views with calm water for a leisurely dip while you may need some comfortable spaces to cool off during your […]
I still remember my first time experiencing Balinese seclusion day, also known as Nyepi, 2 years ago. It taught me some lessons to not only spend the whole day at home without the lights and fire, but also to also love the island and the people by taking part in the Balinese culture and religion event even thought […]
You know there’s a special day in Bali when you see penjor (decorated bamboo poles) on the side of the streets. There are numerous ceremonies the Balinese celebrate yearly, and monthly – not to mention the daily prayers and offerings. But what makes this week special is Hari Pagerwesi. The name Pagerwesi derives from Balinese […]
