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Northwest Bali Trail to launch in October, connecting tourists with authentic island life
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Astungkara Way, a regenerative agriculture and tourism business in Bali, will launch The North West Bali Trail in October 2026. This 4-day, 3-night journey covers 18.5km of Bali's landscapes, including forests, farms, mangroves, and reefs, from West Bali National Park to Pemuteran Village. The trail offers authentic cultural experiences, such as harvesting, cooking, and sharing meals with local farming families, and planting mangroves. Guests will also snorkel near Menjangan Island and learn about reef restoration projects from Biorock Indonesia. The expedition includes a sunrise boat trip with opportunities to spot dolphins. Astungkara Way founder Tim Fijal stated that the new trail expands their offerings to include marine and coastal areas. The first North West Bali Trail will host a small group of up to 9 guests. For more details, contact contact@astungkaraway.com.
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