Many people know how beautiful Bali is. It is a world of sea, but apart from the sea, there are actually many other interesting places there, as well as some delicacies that you will find delicious after eating them. So what are they?

?Let’s go and see it together.

Preface: I was browsing my mobile phone out of boredom and saw a very good deal on a flight ticket. I thought I was going to quit my job, why not just have some fun first and then find a job, so I decisively took a photo of the flight tickets for three people, including baggage fees for three people.

One ***5210RMB, four flights, departing from Guangzhou and connecting to Kuala Lumpur, the outbound journey was red-eyed, and the return journey was quite comfortable. Although it was cheap, the layover time for the connecting flight was six or seven hours. I didn’t want to bother my children, so I didn’t go through the transit check-in and left the airport.

Walk.

Bali, an island in Indonesia, was first popularized by Hong Kong people. Later, various celebrities went on their honeymoons and weddings, pushing Bali to a new level.

In general, it is a first-class hotel and third-rate attractions.

Many people choose a good hotel, enjoy all kinds of lying corpses in the hotel, and then walk around nearby.

But this is not my preference. I like to toss. I am not lucky enough to spend my honeymoon here. Now I am bringing a small child here, but I really feel that this place is not suitable for children. I rarely see Chinese people bringing children or

For foreigners raising children, the main food and entertainment are not suitable for children. Fortunately, my son is adaptable and can eat white rice. Due to historical reasons, many artists fled to Bali for refuge, so there is an artistic atmosphere everywhere.

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Bali’s tourism industry is very mature, and various taxi and chartered overseas travel services abound, which is very convenient. Of course, you can also book online, especially for those who are not good at bargaining.

My experience here is that if you bargain down to 1/3 or 1/2, you will usually get a deal at 50% off.

The climate is similar throughout the year, with the dry season from April to November and the rainy season from December to March.

We are traveling in mid-May. If you can, go during this period. The locals say this is the time when there are the fewest tourists. Indeed, I didn’t feel crowded. It was quite relaxing to eat and play along the way. Moreover, it is the dry season, which lasts 8 days.

It hasn’t rained before and the sky is clear, so it’s great to take pictures.

Preparations before traveling 1. Passports valid for more than half a year are visa-free and can stay for 30 days.

If you need to transfer, you don’t need to apply for a transit visa without leaving the airport. Please check the length of stay at different airports for details.

2. After booking the air tickets and hotel, we went to Nusa Lembongan to stay for two nights. The ferry tickets booked on Taobao included transfers, which was more reliable and cheaper than booking locally.

As for chartered drivers, I personally recommend booking one day first, and if it’s good, continue. If it’s not good, you’ll book a lot of places. I’ve learned my lesson the hard way, so I’ll talk about it below.

Go to Taobao to learn about the costs of various items. You can book in advance, or go to the local area and book again. You will know the price well and can negotiate easily.

3. Exchange currency.

From personal experience, you don’t need to exchange a lot of Indonesian rupiah. I exchanged about 1,600 RMB this time, which is already a thick stack.

There are many local foreign currency exchange shops with very good exchange rates. RMB to Indonesian rupiah is more cost-effective than domestic ones, so you really don’t need to exchange more.

It’s best to bring some US dollars. I brought more than 500 US dollars this time, and later exchanged it for Indonesian rupiah. My first stop was legian, and I even saw the exchange rate there was 2030! It was higher than what was published online! However,

There are few exchange shops on Lembongan Island, so it is not as cost-effective as in Kuta area.

4. If you want to snorkel, you can bring your own equipment. Our family of three always brings our own equipment. Of course, there are also free ones, but they are not that good and they are public.

5. Phone card, if necessary, 35 yuan, can be used for half an hour of calls and 1G data. Anyway, one card is enough for both of us.

Don’t be too demanding. You can browse your circle of friends and look at the map.

6. If you want to paraglider, you can buy it locally or order it on Taobao one day in advance, because this is a luck-based sport.

7. There are some restaurants or spas that require reservations in advance. For this, you can go to the almighty Jack Ma. For example, the Dirty Duck Restaurant requires reservations in advance.

On Day 1, I transferred from Kuala Lumpur to Denpasar, which was a bit tiring because it was a red-eye flight.

We have to spend half the night at the airport. Fortunately, everyone who spends the night at the airport can lie down and go, so there is less embarrassment.

I had laksa at the airport and it was very good, perfect for those who like spicy and sour food.

When I arrived in Bali, I was surrounded by a group of drivers before I even left the airport, soliciting customers.

I wanted to get a serious taxi but couldn't find one. In the end, I got tired of pestering and sent me to the hotel for 10 US dollars. It was a 20-minute journey. I felt like I was cheated. I felt that there would be many cheats in the next few days. When I arrived at the hotel,

Located in Legion, I booked this place because there is no extra charge for pick-up and drop-off from Nushar Pier, and there are fewer people here than Kuta. It is near Foreigner Street, there are many foreigners, I have not seen a Chinese face, and Legion Beach is better than Kuta Beach.

Clean and few people.

We went out for a walk at night, but couldn’t find the restaurant we were looking for, so we just ate some local fast food, which was cheap! The three of us spent half an hour eating horse and chicken, and it cost more than 50 yuan to rent a car from Bali Denpasar Airport Day 2

Ubud + Tanah Lot Temple.

This driver was booked on Taobao. Fortunately, he was scammed after a day of booking. Please be careful.

Before setting off, I determined the route with the shop owner. Before getting in the car, I repeated to the driver where I wanted to go.