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Can unmarried couples stay together in Bali?

Can unmarried couples stay together in Bali?

The news might come as a shock, but it’s all true. Indonesian government has proposed a new law under which an unmarried couple won’t be allowed to stay in a hotel room together in Bali and if they do, it’d be considered a criminal offence.

Is Bali a breakup Island?

Thanks to a folktale circulating online, the Bali ‘breakup curse’ is digested as more than just a myth. It has seen couples discarding travel plans, dismissing the true beauty of the island.

Is Bali safe for couples?

Yes, Bali is pretty safe to visit for all sorts of travellers. The island is so well-trodden and inhabited by such friendly and helpful people, that it’s one of the safest places in Southeast Asia to travel around.

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Why is Bali a couple curse?

The legend Naturally, the princess didn’t take it very well – ghosting was not as common back then as it is now. It’s said that she then put a curse on all unmarried couples who visited Bali so that they would break up after leaving the island.

Can unmarried couple go to Shiva temple?

In this temple, husband and wife together are strictly prohibited from getting a glimpse of the idol of the goddess. This temple is known as Shree Kotti Mata and is very famous in Himachal Pradesh. Although there is restriction on couples, they can visit on certain occasions for blessing.

Is Bali a curse to couple?

As with any urban legends, different versions of the Bali curse exist. Some say the curse only affects unmarried couples who do the deed (okay, had sex) while in Bali, while others say unmarried couples who travel with family and friends are unaffected.

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Is it illegal for unmarried couples to stay together in hotels?

So what if you are unmarried? As long as you are adults, you are free to stay in any hotel together. There is no law that restricts you!

Can you get married in Bali?

To get legally married in Bali you are required to have both a religious and legal ceremony (excepting Muslim couples). The religious ceremony and the legal ceremony must be held at the same location on the same day. And that ceremony is already considered as legal marriage in Bali or Indonesia.