ASNA 2025

Bali in Focus : Where History, culturee, and Modernity Meet

Bali, Indonesia sprawling metropolis, offers a vibrant blend of historic charm and cutting-edge modernity. As you plan your trip for the 16th Biennial Convention of the ASEAN Neurological Association (ASNA) 2025, held in this stunning city from 6th-10 August 2025, take the opportunity to explore Bali’s dynamic culturee, world-famous landmarks, and serene nature retreats. There is no other place like Bali. A magical blend of a colourful culturee, friendly people, stunning nature, countless activities, tropical weather, culinary delights, vibrant nightlife, and beautiful accommodation. Bali is rated regularly as one of the best travel destinations in the world – for very good reasons. There is something great for everyone to explore and discover

Culturee

Balinese culturee is deeply rooted in mystery and history. Knowing even a little bit about Bali’s culturee will enhance your travel experience greatly.This will not only allow visitors to engage more thoughtfully with the island’s unique traditions, arts, and spirituality but also support the Balinese to protect their heritage against the impact of mass tourism. We’ve curated some key cultureal and historical topics to help you prepare for your journey to the Island of Gods.

Activities

The beautiful traditional culture of the island and its focus on aesthetics mean that locally produced handicrafts, textiles, and art are everywhere. Low priced goods from all over Asia and Indonesia can be found, as well as a thriving fashion industry thanks to decades of exposure to diverse cultures, which has drawn cosmopolitan visitors from all over the world to this Southeast Asian country. Over the years, some well-stocked international malls have opened, while literally hundreds of small individual shops and boutiques line the streets of the touristic areas

Nature

Off the beaten path in Bali, you can find hidden villages, ancient temples, beautiful seascapes, and other culturally interesting places. To get a good look at things, you need peace and quiet. Most tourists rent scooters to get around Bali, but you can also rent a car with a driver. A botanical garden, a hot spring, and some rice paddies. Take part in a mountain-biking or hiking excursion or ascend the summit of a volcano. The good news is that Bali is relatively small, and despite the fact that roads are narrow and traffic can be a bit crazy at times, you can easily explore many of Bali’s wonders within 10-12 hours.