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\n Bali\u2019s mayor has warned that some transgressions could be met with legal consequences.
\n ADVERTISEMENTBali has introduced a series of new guidelines for tourists in a bid to clamp down on inappropriate behaviour. Authorities say the strict measures aim to safeguard the Indonesian island\u2019s cultural integrity and sacred sites. The rules cover clothing and behaviour when visiting temples and religious complexes, including prohibiting menstruating women from entering. The mayor has warned that some transgressions could be met with legal consequences under Indonesian law. New guidelines to regulate foreign tourists while in BaliThe new regulations were issued by Bali governor I Wayan Koster on 24 March. \u201cWe issued a similar regulation before, but as things change, we need to adapt. This ensures that Bali\u2019s tourism remains respectful, sustainable, and in harmony with our local values,\u201d Koster said.The guidelines focus on ensuring respectful behaviour when visiting sacred sites and enforcing the payment of Bali\u2019s tourist levy. They also oblige tourists to use licensed guides and accommodation, follow traffic laws and exchange currency at authorised outlets. \u201cI am implementing this circular as an immediate measure to regulate foreign tourists while they are in Bali,\u201d Koster added. New rules ban inappropriate photos and single-use plasticsThe new rules require tourists to wear modest and respectful clothing and to \u201cbehave respectfully whether at religious sites, restaurants, shopping areas, or public roads\u201d.Visitors are banned from swearing, causing disturbances, or being rude to locals, officials, or fellow tourists. The mayor also said that \u201csharing hate speech or misinformation on social media is also prohibited\u201d.Other outlawed activities include entering sacred temple areas without permission, littering, and working without permits. Single-use plastics, including plastic bags, styrofoam, plastic straws, and plastic-packaged drinks, are also banned.Under the new guidelines, foreign tourists \u201cshould observe and honour Balinese customs, traditions, and cultural practices, especially during ceremonies\u201d and \u201cdress appropriately when visiting temples, tourist attractions, or public spaces\u201d.In addition, foreign visitors are not permitted to \u201center sacred temple areas unless they are worshippers wearing traditional Balinese attire\u201d. The directive adds that \u201cmenstruating women are also prohibited from entering these areas\u201d.ADVERTISEMENTTourists are also not allowed to climb sacred trees or monuments or take inappropriate or nude photos at religious sites.Tourists who fail to pay visitor levy face legal consequencesLast February, Bali introduced a one-time entry fee of 150,000 Indonesian rupiah (\u20ac9) for international visitors to fund conservation efforts.As part of the new guidelines, \u201ctourists who fail to pay the tourist levy will be denied access to attractions, and those caught violating the regulations will face legal consequences in accordance with Indonesian law\u201d.Recently, Balinese officials floated a daily tourist tax similar to the $100 (\u20ac95) Sustainable Development Fee that Bhutan charges most international visitors.ADVERTISEMENT\u2018We expect our guests to show the same respect that we extend to them\u2019The directive comes just a few days before Nyepi – a sacred holiday known as the day of silence – on 29 March. The festival sees the island come to a standstill for 24 hours, requiring everyone, including tourists, to stay indoors. \u201cWe have prepared a special team to conduct an operation. Foreign tourists who are naughty will be immediately dealt with firmly,\u201d Koster was quoted as saying by local newspaper The Bali Sun.He added that the island\u2019s civil service police unit will be monitoring tourist behaviour and ensuring compliance with the new regulations.\u201cBali is a beautiful, sacred island, and we expect our guests to show the same respect that we extend to them,\u201d Koster said.ADVERTISEMENT<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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