My trip to Bali changed my spending habits!

Hey guys, I just got back from Bali and I can't wait to tell you all about my dream trip. It's all useful info, so save it for later! City impressions Bali is simply amazing! The sun, the beach, the waves, and the friendly locals are all intoxicating. It has both bustling cityscapes and tranquil countryside views, and every photo you take is a masterpiece. Transportation guide Arrival Most people fly to Ngurah Rai International Airport. It's cheaper to book tickets online in advance, and you're less likely to get ripped off. Getting around the island - Car rental: The most convenient option! Drive yourself and your friends around, and go wherever you want. Just be sure to pay attention to local traffic rules. - Car hire: If you don't want to drive yourself, hiring a car is also a good option. Hotels or reliable local travel agencies can help you with this. Must-see places - Uluwatu Cliffs: The cliffs overlook the sea, offering stunning views of the Indian Ocean. Uluwatu Temple is mysterious and awe-inspiring, and you won't want to miss the Kecak dance performance. - Nusa Lembongan: The water is a dreamy shade of blue, and snorkeling and diving are amazing. The Devil's Tears are a must-see. - Jimbaran Beach: One of the most beautiful sunset beaches in the world. Watch the sunset and enjoy a seafood barbecue. - Ubud Palace: Experience Balinese history and culture, and admire the beautiful architecture. Food recommendations - Dirty duck: A Balinese specialty. The duck is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and the sauce is delicious. - Suckling pig: Crispy skin and tender meat, with an unforgettable aroma. - Nasi goreng: Rich in ingredients and delicious. - Satay: Charcoal-grilled marinated meat skewers with satay sauce. Amazing. Accommodation options - Kuta area: Lots of hotels and homestays, with a range of prices. Convenient transportation, and plenty of food and entertainment options nearby. - Ubud area: If you like peace and quiet and a rural atmosphere, don't miss this area. The unique holiday villas are beautiful and far from the hustle and bustle of the city. Tips - Bargain when shopping: Remember to haggle when shopping at traditional markets, as merchants often quote inflated prices. - Be wary of people who approach you: Be careful of people who approach you on the street, as some will take you to expensive places to earn a commission. Bali is fun and photogenic! Plan ahead and enjoy your trip! I hope you have a great time in Bali too!