Why choose Bali for New Year’s Eve 2018?

Author, Ekarini
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Celebrating New Year’s Eve in Bali is not only famous for the outdoor festivities, but it’s equally famous for the celebrations that go on in hotels and bars.  My advice is, make sure to book a place in advance because there are many offers and rates for each tourist spot.

Kuta, Seminyak, and Legian are the hot spots for party through the night by young travelers.  There are a host of pubs and bars, restaurants, and cafes to choose from.

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If you travel with family, Bali has it all for you.  Bali welcomes you and your family with spectacular firework displays at midnight.  Make sure to find your perfect spot to enjoy the fireworks  at one of these locations: Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Puputan Badung Square, and Jimbaran Bay.  Don’t miss the Denpasar Festival here in the Puputan Badung Square complete with its attractions.

Photo: Denpasar Festival

Denpasar Festival December 2017 in Denpasar Bali

(Impressively beautiful, elaborate, extravagant festival of Bali)

The festival will feature exciting activities including exhibitions, parades, art and cultural performances, fashion shows, games and competitions, culinary bazaars, and more. Art and cultural performances will be highlighted with traditional, contemporary, and modern shows, while a fashion show will feature some of Indonesia's finest fabric products such as songket, Balinese endek fabric, traditional embroidery, and more.

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If you are on the island of Bali celebrating the holidays this year, don’t miss the magnificent 4 day- festival that will be held on December 28-31- 2017.  This is the 10^th   year of the festival and  features music, dance, street food, theater, fashion show, and more.   The event will be centered in Puputan Badung Square.

Every year, the festival attracts thousands of domestic and foreign tourists to celebrate and experience  the real Bali. 

The festival was first held in 2008 to promote the art and culture of Bali, and was formerly known as the Gajah Mada Town Festival.  Now the  festival attracts more visitors and gives the artists the opportunity to create fresh and magnificent works of art. 

For more information, please visit the Tourist Information Office (Jalan Surapati 6, Denpasar. +62 361 234569. 8AM-4PM. A source of information for current events in the city and pick up a free map.)

Happy Travels!