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Bali: Indonesia's Hindu-Majority Island
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- Geography and Population
- Bali is Indonesia's westernmost province, located east of Java
- Island covers 5,590 km² with population density of 788 people/km²
- Capital Denpasar has population of 748,400 (mid 2023)
- Ubud serves as cultural centre, Kuta as main tourist destination
- History and Culture
- Inhabited by Austronesian people around 2000 BC
- Independent Hindu kingdoms ruled until 1906 Dutch conquest
- 87.91% of population follows Balinese Hinduism
- Home to UNESCO World Heritage Subak irrigation system
- Tourism and Economy
- Tourism makes up 80% of Bali's economy
- Named world's top tourist destination by TripAdvisor in 2017
- Hosted major international events including G20 summit in 2022
- Tourism industry suffered after 2002 and 2005 terrorist attacks
- Natural Features
- Part of Coral Triangle with highest marine biodiversity
- Contains over 500 reef-building coral species
- Home to Bali tiger, leopard, and various bird species
- Experienced significant volcanic activity, including Mount Agung
- Environmental Challenges
- Over-tourism has led to drying of 200 out of 400 rivers
- Environmental quality score of 99.65 in 2010
- Plastic waste crisis in 2017 affected 3.6-mile coastline
- Lebih Beach erosion causing 7-meter land loss annually