Bali Review – Sea, Mountains, Temples, and the Aroma of Coffee in the Air

5 days in Bali – honestly, it was an incredibly worthwhile trip. The natural beauty is stunning, from the sea and mountains to rice fields and temples. Each temple has its own unique charm. 🌊 Highlights: – Uluwatu Temple: Perched on a cliff, offering panoramic ocean views. In the evening, you can enjoy the Kecak dance performance. – Tegallalang Rice Terrace: Lush green terraced rice fields, perfect for photography from various angles. – Mount Batur: If you can wake up early, watching the sunrise here is an unforgettable experience. – Cafes in Canggu/Ubud: There are plenty of charming cafes with great coffee, delicious pastries, and Instagram-worthy spots. 🍛 Food: Surprisingly delicious! Must-try dishes include Nasi Goreng, Sate, and Babi Guling (Balinese roasted pork). For vegetarians, there are many plant-based restaurants available. 🛵 Transportation: Most people rent a car with a driver or ride a motorbike if they’re comfortable. Be cautious on narrow roads. 📍 Recommended areas: – Ubud: Nature, tranquility, and temples – perfect for a slow-paced lifestyle. – Canggu/Seminyak: Trendy cafes, beach bars – ideal for relaxing and photography. – Uluwatu: For ocean views, rocky cliffs, and strong waves. 💰 Costs: Prices are comparable to Thailand or even cheaper for some things. Accommodation options range from 400 THB to luxurious resorts costing tens of thousands. Summary: Bali is an island that has it all – sea, mountains, temples, cafes, and friendly locals. It’s perfect for adventurers, photographers, yoga enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a peaceful retreat.