A journey to find balance between body and mind
On & Off Bali Travel for a Healthy Body and Mind
How to Read Our Bali Trip

Part 01 Why We Should Go to Bali

Why Surfers Come to Bali
Why Yoga Practitioners Stay in Bali
Why We Love Bali's Neighborhoods
How long does it take to get to Bali?
When should I go to Bali?
Where to go in Bali
Recommended travel course
Beach, beautifully crashing waves of Bali
Food, One Key to Understanding Bali
Shopping, things that remind you of Bali
The local language is the first way to get closer to the Balinese people.
How much is 1 rupiah?
Safe Travel Post-Pandemic
Practical Bali Travel Guide

Part 02 Our first destination, Ubud

Why we should go to Ubud
Ubud Transportation
Recommended Ubud Courses
Ubud Travel Map
Ubud Spot Map
Ubud Spot Map: Main Street
Enjoy yoga in Ubud
Note│Bali Yoga Guide for Your Body
Vegetarian restaurants in Ubud
Note│Why Ubud Became a Vegan Paradise
Ubud Activity Guide
Ubud Cooking Class
How to enjoy the rice field view in Ubud
Recommended spots in Ubud

Part 03 Our second travel destination, Kuta

Why we should go to Kuta
Kuta Transportation
Recommended Kuta Courses
Kuta Travel Map
Kuta Spot Map
Kuta, a surfer's paradise
Note│Surfing Guide for Beginners
Recommended spots in Kuta

Part 04 Our Third Destination, Seminyak

Why we should go to Seminyak
Seminyak Transportation
Seminyak recommended course
Seminyak Travel Map
Seminyak Spot Map
Three meals a day to enjoy leisurely
Enjoy local brand shopping at Jalan Kayu Aya
Recommended spots in Seminyak

Part 05 Our Fourth Travel Destination, Crayon Shin-chan

Why we should go to Crayon Shin-chan
Crayon Shin-chan traffic
Crayon Shin-chan recommended course
Crayon Shin-chan travel map
Crayon Shin-chan Spot Map
Janggu's spots to experience everything Bali has to offer
Living as a digital nomad
Crayon Shin-chan's recommended spots

Part 06 Our Little Journey

Area 01 Uluwatu Day Trip
Uluwatu Transportation
Uluwatu accommodation
Uluwatu Travel & Spots Map
One-day travel courses and spots

Area 02 Sanur Day Trip
Sanur Transportation
Sanur accommodation
Sanur Travel & Spots Map
One-day travel courses and spots

Area 03 Nusa Dua Day Trip
Nusa Dua Transportation
Nusa Dua accommodation
Nusa Dua Travel & Spots Map
One-day travel courses and spots

Plus Area 01 Jimbaran Day Trip
Note│Jimbaran Seafood Guide

Plus Area 02 Nusa Penida Day Trip
One-day travel courses and spots

Part 07 Preparing for Our Trip

Guide 01 Preparing for Your Bali Trip
Passport issuance
Buy a plane ticket
Accommodation reservation
Book a local tour
Purchase overseas data
Sign up for travel insurance
Prepare currency/card
Electronic visa on arrival issuance
Fill out the electronic customs declaration form
Payment of tourist tax
Packing

Guide 02 Bali Travel Application

Guide 03 Practical Bali Travel
Departure from Incheon International Airport
Entering Bali at Ngurah Rai International Airport
Getting from Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport
Bali city transportation
Real-World! How to Use Gojek Bikes
Departure from Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport
Entering the country through Incheon International Airport

Special Guide Spa and Massage

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Bali, Indonesia, the island of the gods, is a place with as many repeat visitors as first-time visitors.
Bali is about three times the size of Jeju Island, and has so many unique tourist destinations that one trip is not enough to experience all of its charms.
Relaxation in nature, adventure in the mountains, rivers and sea, shopping and culinary delights, or a relaxing retreat in a resort or quiet accommodation – Bali offers it all.

When preparing for a trip, you often end up searching for too much information, which ends up wasting more time.
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As you flip through the pages, you'll discover that travel preparations for Bali, which are surprisingly complex, are much simpler, from preparing for entry to selecting a region and planning a course, to thematic travel by region, city transportation, and even departure.
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‘Ah, I want to go to Bali…!’
A book that will make you plan your next trip to Bali again and again.

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The most notable feature is that the author, who went to Bali to study yoga after the book was published, has carefully included vivid information and travel tips collected locally.
It contains the most up-to-date information, but is not limited to trends, making it a solid guide for both first-time Bali travelers and repeat visitors.
We've added concept maps and maps that allow you to see Bali's tourist attractions at a glance, and we've also included information on regional courses with the intention of helping friends plan their itineraries.
The many documents required for entry into Bali are explained in detail and intuitively, with captured images attached for each application stage.

We've also added a lot of content for readers who plan to return to Bali.
In addition to the consistently popular tourist destinations of Ubud, Kuta, Seminyak, and Canggu, and the resorts of Uluwatu, Sanur, and Nusa Dua, we introduced Jimbaran, where you can enjoy seafood dishes under the sunset, and Nusa Penida, which is great for snorkeling and island tours.
To satisfy the diverse tastes of our readers, we have increased the number of Bali restaurants by more than 30%.
Additionally, the author verified the information on-site and contacted restaurants, cafes, stores, massage parlors, etc. to obtain definitive answers, thereby enhancing accuracy.
"Our Bali Trip" is a book for everyone, from those traveling to Bali for the first time to those who plan to go someday even if they don't have a plane ticket right away, to repeat visitors.