Parq Ubud, which has been referred to as the ‘Russian Village’ in Bali, was closed by the Gianyar Regency Government. The closure was carried out by the Licensing Supervisory Technical Team commanded by the Regional Secretary of Gianyar, Dewa Alit Mudiarta.
Dewa Alit explained that Parq Ubud does not have the basic licensing requirements for a business as regulated by the applicable laws and regulations. This tourism accommodation located on Jalan Sri Wedari, Ubud, Gianyar, may operate again after it completes the license.
“This closure is temporary until they can complete the basic licensing requirements; when visited by our team, they do not have basic licenses such as PBG (building approval) and SLF (certificate of function),” he said, as reported by Tribun.
Gianyar Satpol, PP Head I Made Watha, explained that the Gianyar Regency Government had twice invited PARQ Ubud to attend the meetings on May 30, 2024, and November 1, 2024. However, one of the business owners has not been able to show the necessary basic licenses.
Satpol PP Gianyar then installed two banners in the PARQ Ubud area in accordance with the agreed statement letter.
The banner installed in the PARQ Ubud area reads that PARQ Ubud operations will temporarily be suspended until the required permits are fulfilled. The PARQ Ubud building on protected rice fields and sustainable food agricultural land is suspended from all activities and is obliged to return the land to its original land.
Parq Ubud New Moscow Bali Filled with Russian Tourists
Previously, in Canggu, Badung, a new place named New Moscow Bali suddenly appeared on the map. This small area of Bali is filled with mostly Russian and Ukrainian travellers, to the point where they are said to be ‘colonizing’ the region.
Many tourists find Bali to be a very comfortable place to live. Although the environment differs from Russia, Bali is like their home.
Parq Ubud, nicknamed New Moscow Bali, is not just any place. Parq Ubud has a huge land area of around 65,000 square meters, which is used for residential, recreational, and other infrastructure.
For those who want to stay, there are three choices: apartments, penthouses, and villas. The smallest penthouse is 64 square meters with full furniture; the price is around 160 thousand USD or around IDR 2.3 billion.
Well, the centre of attention is the superlong swimming pool, which can be up to 80 meters long. And don’t forget there are 8 restaurants with 6 international chefs ready to cook delicious food for visitors.
This place is especially desirable for Russians and Ukrainians. Especially since the war between the two countries broke out, many Russian foreigners have moved to Bali to save themselves. The majority of them are young people, who are mostly digital nomads.
