As one of Bali’s most iconic surf and tourist hotspots undergoes demolition, authorities have hinted at what might replace the more than 40 businesses along the famous Bingin Beach in Uluwatu.

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Balinese officials have begun the demolition of more than 40 businesses at Bingin Beach, a popular tourist spot in the Uluwatu region.

The Bali provincial government said the goal of the mass evictions was to return Bingin to the green belt, denying that the ...

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Bingin, a boho enclave in Bali famous among surfers, is currently being sledgehammered in controversial circumstances, with ...