Today, Balinese live essentially on tourism. Previously, rice culture was the main source of wealth, alongside with fishing, and they remain sources of income for the poors.
The island benefits from a very particular quality of rice culture, that allows three harvests of rice a year, a unique advantage.
It also became one of the most popular destinations in the last few years, and in 2017 Tripadvisor – the travel reference – rated it the first destination in the world, before Paris.
All these aspects make Bali the richest island in the country (per inhabitant).
Today, Balinese live essentially on tourism. Previously, rice culture was the main source of wealth, alongside with fishing, and they remain sources of income for the poors.
The island benefits from a very particular quality of rice culture, that allows three harvests of rice a year, a unique advantage.
It also became one of the most popular destinations in the last few years, and in 2017 Tripadvisor – the travel reference – rated it the first destination in the world, before Paris.
All these aspects make Bali the richest island in the country (per inhabitant).