Bali Romantic In-Depth Tour: Encounter Beauty on the Island of the Gods!

Bali has always been my dream destination, and after experiencing it firsthand, I’ve compiled this super practical guide to help those planning a trip to Bali! 📍Visa: Chinese citizens with a passport valid for more than 6 months can enter visa-free for 30 days. Remember to check your passport’s validity before departure to avoid travel delays. ✈️Flights: Monitor flight deals 2-3 months in advance for better prices. My round-trip from Guangzhou cost around ¥3,500. Consider connecting flights via Kuala Lumpur or Singapore—you might even get to explore these cities during layovers. 🏨Accommodation: - Ubud: Stay in a homestay near rice fields for lush morning views (¥300-500/night). Kamandalu Ubud is highly recommended, offering stunning surroundings and rice field yoga. - Kuta: For beach proximity, surfing, and nightlife, Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort is a great choice (¥500-800/night). - Nusa Dua: For luxury, The Westin Resort Nusa Dua offers beachfront amenities (from ¥800/night). 🌟Must-Visit Spots: - Uluwatu Cliff (Lover’s Cliff): Visit around 5 PM for stunning sunsets without harsh light. Wear long dresses for photos, but watch out for mischievous monkeys! - Jimbaran Beach: One of the world’s top sunset spots. Enjoy seafood BBQ on the sand—opt for the third row from the shore for great views and value. - Ubud Palace & Market: Immerse in Balinese culture. The palace is exquisite, and the market offers handicrafts and local snacks—don’t forget to bargain! - Nusa Lembongan: A 30-minute speedboat ride away. Devil’s Tear’s rainbow cliffs are breathtaking, and snorkeling reveals vibrant marine life. Book day tours online in advance. 🍜Food Recommendations: - Bebek Bengil’s Crispy Duck: Crunchy skin, tender meat, served with special sauce and coconut rice—pure satisfaction. - Ibu Oka’s Suckling Pig: Famous in Ubud, crispy pork with spiced rice is a must-try. - Indonesian Fried Noodles: Authentic from street stalls—rich sauce and chewy noodles. ❗Tips: - Respect local customs: Dress modestly in temples and remove shoes. - Pack sunscreen and mosquito repellent—sun is strong, and mosquitoes are plentiful. - Use Grab for transparent taxi pricing to avoid scams. - Exchange money at authorized outlets, checking rates and fees. My Bali trip revealed its unique charm—both natural and cultural wonders left me enchanted. May your Bali journey be just as unforgettable!