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Bali has so many breathtaking spots that it’s hard to choose just one as “the prettiest.” From dramatic cliffs to peaceful rice terraces, each area has its own personality. Over time, I’ve explored the island’s corners, and some places stand out not just for their beauty, but for the feeling they leave behind. Here’s my

When I first decided to stay in Bali for a few months, I didn’t just want a place to sleep, I wanted to actually live on the island. My first days were a mix of excitement and confusion: some areas felt too crowded, others too quiet, and I quickly realized that each neighborhood has its

After living in Bali for months, I’ve realized that shopping here isn’t just about buying things, it’s about connection. Whether I’m picking up fresh mangoes from the morning market, browsing handwoven baskets in Ubud, or chatting with a beach vendor over sarongs, the question always pops up from visiting friends: “Should I haggle?”. The answer?

Living in Bali for a while has taught me one thing: if you really want the freedom to explore, you need a scooter. Sure, you can grab a taxi or use ride-hailing apps, but the costs add up quickly, and you’ll miss the joy of pulling over at a hidden cafe, catching a spontaneous sunset,

I might not have kids myself, but I’ve spent plenty of time in Bali exploring spots that are perfect for families, sometimes tagging along with friends and their little ones, sometimes just watching how effortlessly kids seem to enjoy this island. From calm, sandy beaches to cultural experiences that make learning fun, Bali has no

As the center of tourist attractions and a digital nomad hub, Canggu has so much to offer, including gyms. When I first arrived in Canggu, I was overwhelmed by how many gyms there were. From high-end fitness clubs to laid-back training spaces by the beach, the choices felt endless. I quickly realized that the “best”

Are you planning to island hop in Bali or explore nearby gems like Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan, or the Gili Islands? Choosing the right boat company can make or break your experience. On my last trip to Bali, I was overwhelmed by the number of options. Some fast boats are super comfortable, others… not so

When I first set eyes on Munduk, I knew I’d found the Bali I had been craving. Perched around 700 meters above sea level in North Bali’s Buleleng Regency, the village sits on a ridge wrapped in mountain mist, flanked by rice terraces, coffee and clove plantations, and dense jungle. It’s the kind of place

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