Editorial

Editorial

Tourists, Travelers, & Adventure-seekers…

Om swastiastu. Welcome to our August issue!

September brings sunny days with cool breezes, little rain, and a daily average temperature of 27°C. The average ocean temperature remains at 27°C and September is the last month of Bali’s “dry season”. Humidity levels in September are the lowest of the year, with an average of 70% for the month.

For those visiting Bali, there continue to be many great deals at hotels and properties across the island. Many properties are offering a version of a “pay now/ stay later” packages offering bargains and flexibility for savvy travelers.

Head over to our Hot Deals section to check out some ide- as for stays and activities on the island including great specials at The Ritz Carlton Bali, Canna Bali, Kokomo Villas, Mozaic Ubud and another.

In our Don’t Miss section, read about comming event, Check out our What’s New in Bali section, for newest news

Pagerwesi is one of the holiest days in Bali and is celebrat- ed every 210 days in the Balinese calendar. Observance of Pagerwesi coincides with the celebration of Saraswati – the day of knowledge. The reason for this is that after the celebration of knowledge and divine inspiration during Saraswati, Pagerwesi is observed to protect and shield this knowledge and inspiration from forces of evil.

If you’ve had a wonderful time here in Bali, or have tried something exciting and new that you would like us to know about, contact us! We always love to hear from you. Reach us on Facebook (Baliplus Magazine) and Instagram (@baliplus). Tag us or send us messages with your favorite Bali photos and stories and we might just share it on our feed. Meanwhile, don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter via our website (www.baliplus.com) where you’ll find the latest updates, articles and blogs to help you on your visit.

 

‘Til next time, Om Shanti Shanti Shanti Om, stay safe and welcome to Bali!

-The Bali Plus Team

 

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