Bali is the most popular destination in Indonesia, for good reason. It’s hard not to fall in love with this island, which is filled with culture & art, amazing sights, good food, and humble & welcoming locals. Aside from this, Bali is a great place for first-time tourists exploring Southeast Asia. A lot of areas …
You’ve booked that ticket to Bali, now all that remains is to be prepared so you can get the most out of your trip! Here we’ve compiled the best useful tips you need to know before traveling to Bali, Indonesia. P.S. Make sure to read about our Essential Guide to Bali and our 6 Days …
Bali features several of the best restaurants you can find in Indonesia! From ordinary warungs to specialty cafes and international restaurants, here we’ve compiled the best restaurants in Bali. Ubud Warung Gauri By Swedish Nomad Warung Gauri is a traditional simple restaurant in Ubud. It is run by a local family, and you can also …
Things to bring when you’re backpacking Minimal clothing that fits into a backpack (7kg is ideal) Hygiene kit First aid kit Flashlight A water bottle Snorkeling mask and spray cleaner (it really helps) A bottle of courage — especially if you’re a typical Filipino who can’t drive a scooter, swim or jump from cliffs Also …
While we can agree that Bali deserves all the hype it gets, there’s much more to see outside of Bali. Just 30 minutes away, one can find the beautiful island of Nusa Penida. Nusa Penida is located southeast of Bali. It belongs to the Klungkung Regency district, along with Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan. Nusa …
One of the favorite things that we did in Bali, Indonesia, is food tripping. Yay! In fact, in our last day stop in the Island of the Gods, we spent the entire day walking around and eating healthy bowls and sipping coffee. The food in Bali is insanely good and affordable. There are lots of …
Bali is one of my absolute favorite destinations in Southeast Asia. I went here with my boyfriend Hali and after our trip, I understood how it helped Elizabeth Gilbert find herself in her memoir Eat, Pray, Love, and why it’s one of the most visited places in Indonesia. Here’s our 6 days itinerary in Bali …
I once read a Japanese phrase, “koi no yokan,” which refers to “the feeling that someone is going to inevitably fall in love.” It struck with me because it’s true. Sometimes we know deep inside that things are bound to happen, the inexplicable certainty that comes from the soul. Before Hali and I went to …
