【This Morning’s Exchange Rate: USD 1 = IDR 16,475】Today’s (4/3) Bali news focuses on environmental governance and climate changes. Addressing the long-standing waste issue plaguing the island, authorities officially announced yesterday (4/2) that the Suwung landfill will permanently close in August. Effective immediately, organic waste is strictly prohibited from entering, aiming to promote household waste sorting and reduce environmental risks.
Regarding the climate, officials stated that the dry season officially begins in April, with increased solar radiation and high UV indexes. Tourists are reminded to take precautions against sun exposure and increase water intake to prevent dehydration. Additionally, the tsunami warning issued by Indonesia yesterday for the 7.6 magnitude earthquake in Sulawesi was lifted in the evening. Although Bali experienced minor tremors, there were no disasters, and the ports and flight routes are operating normally. On the event front, Ubud’s annual highlight, the ‘Bali Spirit Festival,’ is confirmed to start on 4/15, boosting booking activity in central Bali.
For more festival information, please refer to 2026 Indonesia Public Holidays & Bali Festivals Complete Guide: Exciting Event Dates!
