Nuanu Creative City Unveils Month-Long Holiday Program for December 2025
Dec. 11, 2025
As Bali enters the year-end season, Nuanu Creative City in southwest Tabanan is offering an alternative holiday atmosphere far from the crowds of South Bali.
Tabanan
This page features verified news and local updates from Tabanan Regency, Bali. Coverage includes public safety information, community events, environmental conditions, travel-related updates, and other developments relevant to residents and international visitors in western Bali.
Nuanu Creative City Declared Fully Compliant with Bali’s Licensing Regulations
Dec. 9, 2025
Nuanu Creative City has received the official results of a licensing review conducted by the Bali Provincial Civil Service Police (Satpol PP), confirming that all permits submitted by the development are complete and compliant with regional and national regulations.
Tour Cancellations Reported in Jatiluwih as Metal Sheet Protest Causes Visitor Concerns
Dec. 5, 2025
The installation of metal sheets across several rice field sections in Jatiluwih has begun to affect visitor numbers at the UNESCO-listed cultural landscape. Management of the Jatiluwih Tourist Attraction (DTW) reported that more than a dozen travel agents have canceled scheduled visits in recent days, fearing potential demonstrations or disruptions in the area.
Farmers and Local Business Owners in Jatiluwih Protest Sealing of Buildings Within UNESCO Heritage Rice Terraces
Dec. 5, 2025
Farmers and local business owners in the Jatiluwih UNESCO World Cultural Heritage area staged a symbolic protest this week following the recent sealing of several structures by the Bali Provincial Government and Tabanan Regency. The sealing was carried out as part of ongoing enforcement against buildings deemed to violate protected agricultural zoning.
Thirteen Tourism Facilities in Jatiluwih Temporarily Closed for Violating Protected Agricultural Zones
Dec. 2, 2025
Bali’s Special Committee on Spatial Planning, Assets, and Permits (Pansus TRAP) has taken firm action during an unannounced inspection at the Jatiluwih Tourism Area on Tuesday, 2 December. Thirteen tourism accommodation buildings were temporarily closed for violating land regulations designed to protect the region’s agricultural landscape.