Why Spend a Month in Bali?

I visited Bali for a short trip and explored Ubud, Sanur, Nusa Penida, Legian, Kuta, and Canggu beaches. 1. Ubud - Visited the Royal Palace, Monkey Forest, and the traveler’s street - Yes, the monkeys do have red bottoms 2. Sanur - Shopping at ICON Bali - Snorkeling and diving via Sanur Harbor to Nusa Penida - Visiting the small night market (it’s really tiny) 3. Legian Beach - Surfing at the beach - Enjoying a cold Bintang beer while watching the sunset - Visiting street pubs where locals and foreigners mingle - Eating local BBQ - Shopping at Bintang Mart Travel Tips: - Massages seem better in the Sanur area. - Near Legian Beach, head towards the Pullman Resort area to find a street full of counterfeit goods. There are always performances at the street pubs along the way. - Around the Campi Hotel Resort, you can enjoy exploring the street pubs. - For visiting Lempuyang Temple, Taman Ujung, and coastal drives, you can negotiate a reasonable price with a Grab driver. - I personally took a route from Ubud to Luwak Coffee Experience, Lempuyang Temple, Taman Ujung, and the coastal road, which took about 11 hours and cost 900,000 IDR including tips. Personally, I thought, "Oh, it’s nice and pretty," but as I wandered around Legian, Kuta, Seminyak, and Canggu, I understood why people choose to spend a month here. It’s a place where you can let loose to lively music, enjoy a beer, and forget everything for a while. You can live like a carefree wanderer, doing nothing but sightseeing during the day and enjoying a beer in the evening, all at an affordable price. It’s a place that offers satisfaction even in simplicity. BALI!!!!!! Next time, if I get the chance, I’ll definitely take on the challenge of spending a month here to rest my weary body from the hustle and bustle of life. Have a nice trip.