The 10th Bali International Triathlon will be held again in 2021 at Sanur Beach and the surrounding area.

The event gets larger every year, so those wanting to participate are advised to register early to avoid disappointment.

The Nusa Dua Fiesta is an event that effortlessly fuses music, culture, arts and sports to create an amazing experience for all visitors.

You will find art exhibitions, cultural performances and sporting events held over a number of days down on the southern part of the island at Nusa Dua.

Banyu Pinaruh is one of the key events held during Saraswati celebrations in Bali. The event is celebrated every 210 days in accordance with the Balinese Calendar.

At the core of this event is the celebration of the virtue of knowledge and the role it plays in the present day world.

Bull racing is an age-old tradition across generations in Bali and the Makepung Bullock Races (aka Negara Bull Races) is one of the most popular bull races on the island.

The name of this bullock race is derived from the local Balinese word, ‘kepung’ which translates to ‘chasing’. The word is comparable to ‘steeplechase’, and simply means that it is a race that involves bulls ‘chasing’ each other in the race.

Soma Ribek is a key festival in Bali commonly referred to as Soma Pon Wuku Sprott. The festival is all about appreciating food and occurs every 210 days.

It is an obvious fact that food is an integral part of daily life and the Balinese Hindus seek to show their gratitude for the availability of food on the island.

The Ubud Village Jazz Festival is a huge community concert held over two days in Ubud, the cultural capital of Bali.

The festival traces its humble beginnings to 2013 following the gathering of artists in an intimate gathering. The very first event featured 20 performances on three platforms over a period of 2 days, bringing together 100 musicians