Planning BALI: What We’re Most Looking Forward To 🌴

Planning BALI: What We’re Most Looking Forward To 🌴

Day 24 of the travel vlog. And what are we talking   about today? We’re talking about our next 
destination. So our first destination was Kuala Lumpur. Our next destination is 
Bali, Bali. And just like Kuala Lumpur, I think we’re planning on staying there for 
approximately four weeks, so around a month. Yeah, we don’t know how we’re going to get 
on with Bali, do we? Oh, I’m looking forward to it. I am really looking forward to going to 
Bali. It’s whether there’s enough there for us to fill a month. So if you’ve ever been to Bali 
for a long period of time and you could easily fill a month for us, please drop a comment. We’d 
love to hear from you. Definitely, definitely. So the top regions—we’ve got some 
notes again because we’re pretty   good at notes. Debbie and I—Debbie 
does all the research—and I say, “All right, okay.” Have a read before we do 
the video. Have a read before we do the video. Number one is top Bali regions you’ll likely 
visit. So this is quite interesting. So is that Ubud? I don’t know how to pronounce it. 
Is it Ubud? You help us please. But yes, it’s a very well-known area in 
Bali. I’ve heard of it before. And when I think of that area, it conjures up 
in my mind all of the rice—oh, the terraces, the rice terraces. They’re lovely, aren’t they? So 
basically, yeah, they look like green steps, don’t they, in pictures? But they’re actually—that’s 
how they grow their rice out there. And that is a region in itself, and I think there’s quite 
a lot of them in that Ubud area. That’ll be cool. But there’s also—surrounding that area as 
well—these jungles. And within the jungles,   are waterfalls. Waterfalls, yeah. 
So that’ll be quite nice. I love a waterfall. I don’t like a 
hike up to a waterfall. So yeah, we’re going to have to see how we get 
on with that. Have to see how we get. So the next one it’s saying to go—the 
regions you’ll likely visit—is Canggu. Is it Canggu? I think so. C-A-N-G-G-U, 
which is all about surfing, I think. Yes, so it’s obviously beach areas where it’s quite 
popular for surfing. Yeah. I’m not a surfer, but I do like to have a good look at the beach 
and explore a beach. She likes to check the surfers   out. And the beach cafes. Yeah, there’s lots of 
beach cafes and we do like them. I do like them. Yes, it’s a very chilled vibe, sitting 
back and watching the day go by,   which—that’s right up our street. 
Any chilled vibes. So I think we’ll definitely make a visit there. Yes. Because I 
think that’ll be quite nice. And apparently, you’re supposed to be able to see some 
amazing sunsets from there as well. Oh,   cool. So that would be great. Maybe 
we’ll catch a sunset there. Who knows? Yes, I must admit, the best sunset I’ve 
ever seen in the world was Key West. And it looked like the ocean—but it wasn’t. Yes, 
sunset, not sunrise. Sunset. And it was like the sea had just turned into fire as the sun 
went down, and it was absolutely stunning. So that’s something I’ll really be looking forward 
to. Yes, let’s hope it’s a similar scene there. And another place that we’ve been 
recommended to visit is Uluwatu. Uluwatu. Apparently it’s a cliff area with beaches and 
lots of luxury stays there. So maybe some nice plush hotels—maybe treat ourselves 
in that area. Who knows, who knows? Surfing again. Yeah, surfing. So yeah, apparently 
you get really great waves there. So again, for the surfers. Which are lovely watching, aren’t 
they? Yes, yes. I mean, somebody just sitting back and watching. And I think if you’re up high 
looking down, it’s even better. Yes, I like that. And what’s the name of this next one? 
Seminyak. I think I’ve pronounced that right. And it’s another place that I’ve heard 
of. Okay. And again, from my previous research, I believe that Seminyak is probably the most 
commercialized area of Bali. Meaning that—so it’s going to be good shops, that sort of 
thing. Yes, lots of tourists go there – rather   than beach shops. I believe so. I believe it’s 
more of a mixture—shopping mall, more commercial. Yes, but obviously there’ll be restaurants 
there as well and beach clubs, because it   is set on the beach. It’s set on the coast. So 
I’m hoping we can stay in Seminyak. Okay. Let me put an asterisk next to that. Because I think we 
like to—we like to stay in places where we can— drive – Well, no, I was about to say the opposite. Oh,   where we could—where we can just 
leave wherever we’re staying and walk somewhere and come to a nice beach or 
a nice shopping center or some restaurants. I totally agree with you. We don’t like 
to be in—but I do like to—I do like to   have a central place and drive off to 
instead of moving all the time. Oh, yeah, that’s what I mean by somewhere. That’s 
what I meant. That’s what I thought you meant. No, no, no. I mean we will drive in probably 
all of the destinations that we go to. I’ll be very surprised if we don’t, because 
that’s what we love to do. But equally,   we do like to be able to just walk outside of 
our accommodation and not be in the middle of nowhere. Yeah, we do like to walk to local 
shops or to a bar or—so yeah, nice walks. So I think that’s why I had in my expectations 
of maybe we’ll stay in Seminyak and use that as our base to then explore the rest of 
Bali from. But we haven’t booked anything yet. So you’ll have to stick around, and – 
obviously when we go there, we shall do   some more videos on the area and explain our 
experiences as we’re going along, won’t we? Yeah, absolutely. And our reasonings 
behind the decisions that we make. Yeah. So the next one is Amed—is it Sidemen? 
Well, it looks like Sidemen to me. Amed, Sidemen. Now, I actually quite like the idea 
of this because apparently this is an area where there’s lots—they—well, there 
must be two quite peaceful villages. Well, it says snorkelling, Debbie, and you 
do like your snorkelling. Oh, snorkelling there? Yes. So hopefully with any luck, I’ll 
be able to do some snorkelling—Turtles— well, I don’t know about turtles, but I mean that would be the dream. Yes, because 
I’ve never actually witnessed turtles—sea turtles—yet in my travels. So yeah, that would 
tick the box even more for me then, for those. But I do like little villages. I do like 
non-commercialized areas as well. Yeah, it’s getting into the root of the—it’s 
getting into the root of the culture,   isn’t it? Into where the real people 
live. Yes, if that makes sense. Yes. So next one—now this is going to be 
interesting—Nusa Islands. Yes, Nusa. Yeah. N-U-S-A Islands. And it says it’s short, short ferry trips 
to Nusa. Is that Penida, Lembongan, or Ceningan? Fair play to you. My tongue is tying just thinking 
about it. I couldn’t even—I couldn’t even start to say those words. I mean, I probably got every 
single one of those wrong. Please let us know. But yes, apparently we can just go on some 
short trips. That’ll be interesting. I would love that. Yes, I do. Love boats, don’t 
you? So, yeah, we both do. So I think we’ll both enjoy that. And that’ll definitely 
be something that we will do in Bali. Yeah. And again, please advise us and 
drop, you know, something in the comments if you can help us on our journey and 
tell us what your experiences were. Yeah, so. Culture and natural 
must-dos—onto the next section. Yes. So what’s that say? So again, it talks about 
the rice terraces. And there are some in Ubud. But there is another one called Tegallalang. 
Tegallalang. This is a great video, isn’t it? For the pronunciations. Yes, we’ve cracked it. We know what we’re doing. And they are near Ubud, apparently. So—and they are the stepped paddy 
fields. So we’ll definitely visit that area. And then there’s Tirta—T-I-R-T-A—Temple, which is a sacred water temple for purification 
rituals. So that’ll be interesting. What’s next? It’s apparently known as 
the Gates of Heaven, the next one. Yeah, Pura Lempuyang. Yep, Gates of Heaven. Known 
as the Gates of Heaven, which is much easier to say for us British people. And apparently it’s 
a famous photo opportunity—with Mount Agung. Yes, so we’ll probably pop there, I would 
have thought—the Gates of Heaven. And then the next one: Ulun Danu Beratan Temple. 
We’re probably getting it totally wrong again. But you know, please bear with us. We’ll be 
able to pronounce it better when we’re there, I hope. Maybe we should have got our 
interpretation thing out, but I don’t think that would have helped us with our pronunciations 
in English, would it? No, I don’t think so, sadly. Yeah, so that’s a floating temple on Lake 
Beratan. So I don’t think I’ve ever been to a floating temple. No, I’ve never even 
heard of one. So that’ll be interesting. And then it’s Besakih Temple—the Mother 
Temple of Bali—near Mount Agung. Ah, so that’s the Mother Temple. So obviously 
we’d have to go there if we’re going to Bali. And then whatever all that says Deb—Ulawatu Temple 
and Kecak Fire Dance. Yes, stunning clifftop temple at sunset. Okay, more photo 
opportunities. Yes, it sounds like, doesn’t it? And I suppose the only thing that region-wise 
that we haven’t mentioned yet is a place called the Blue Lagoon. Yes, which is Padang 
Bai. Great again for snorkellers. Again, great for snorkellers. Yes. So maybe 
we’ll pop there and have a, check that   out as well. I just like the sound of that—Blue 
Lagoon. Yeah, just sounds lovely, doesn’t it? Oh, doesn’t it. It always 
reminds me—there was a film,   The Blue Lagoon, wasn’t there? There 
was. Yeah. Stunning, years ago. And then on to nature and adventure. Wonder what adventures you can go up to in Bali? I bet there’s lots. I bet there’s… going out on the bikes, 
because that’s something I’m looking forward to. Yes, I think that was a recommendation—was 
to hire mopeds to get around the island. And it is great fun. I’ve done that 
before on smaller Thailand islands, and it is great fun. So I 
think we’ll probably do that. Yeah, and you’ll want your own bike, won’t you? 100%
Exactly. And that’s what I love about you — the independence. And you really want to 
get up there and go for it yourself.  Yeah, well yes. Of course. Of course. So yeah, 
that would be one of our adventures, I suppose. So, we’ve got a sunrise trek. You can hike up 
a volcano and catch sunrise above the clouds. I don’t know if I’m a hiker, Deb.
We’ll have to find out if I’m…  I’m definitely not a hiker.
I’m definitely not a hiker. We’d have to see whether that’s something we’d… because that would be hot. You think how humid it will be and everything — that’s quite a thing to 
do, to go hiking. So we’ll have to… I mean, it’d probably be incredible once you get out there, 
but we’ll have to see how we go on that one.  No, no, no. I won’t be going.
No, no, no, no, no. I’m just… I’m not fit enough.
Yes, I’m ashamed to say it,   but I’m just not. So I wouldn’t put myself 
through that. And I’m also asthmatic, so thank you very much, but not for me.
We’ll send a postcard on that one. And then there’s… how’s that 
pronounced? Tibumana? Yep. And Tukad Cepung Waterfalls. So again, waterfalls.
And that’s magical — waterfalls. And they are again in the mountainous area of Ubud.
So it seems to be quite a few waterfalls, doesn’t there? It seems to be a lot of 
waterfalls. So that’s going to be lovely.  Yeah, I’m looking forward to seeing 
some of the waterfalls. And I bet the water’s crystal clear and everything.
It looks it. It looks it in the pictures,   doesn’t it? Let’s hope the reality is the same. And then there is a ridge walk, apparently — a 
Campuhan Ridge Walk, which is a scenic trail. And that you can do at sunrise or sunset.
So that’s good because it wouldn’t be so hot then,   would it? The heat wouldn’t be so intense.
And a scenic trail sounds a lot nicer than a hike to me.
As long as the scenic trail isn’t a hike. And then we get down to the next one, which 
is wellness and spiritual experiences. Which I think that is probably one of 
the big reasons why people visit Bali. It’s what’s always… what’s that film with 
Julia… is it Julia Roberts? Eat. Pray, Love? Because that really hit home 
with that one, didn’t it?  Yeah, and I think a lot of people would 
go to Bali looking for their spiritual and wellness experiences.
To find themselves.  Yeah. And yoga — it’s very 
big for yoga lovers as well. So, there are world-renowned 
yoga studios there. Apparently,   they’re called Yoga Barn or Radiantly Alive. So there’s a couple there that 
are obviously very well-known. You can get a 90-minute massage in the Balinese massage and spa day experience. Or you could go on a unique sound bath experience.
Do you know what that is?  No, I didn’t know what it was 
until a few weeks ago, weirdly, and it came up in something I was watching.
I thought, “What is a sound bath?” and I thought,   “Oh, that might be quite a nice experience.”
Is it something echos? Vibration? It’s where they bang gongs so it makes vibration.
Whilst you’re in a bath? No, you’re not in a bath.
No. It’s a bit like a   yoga experience — well, from what I saw.
You know, everybody was laying on mats on the floor and the teacher was banging these gongs.
Gongs, yeah. And these “come to dinner” gongs.
And I’m guessing the vibrations were obviously… the people were feeling it because we are all 
vibration, aren’t we? Everything is vibration. Quite interesting. But I don’t 
know if it’d make me laugh.  I don’t know. I don’t know how 
I would behave — especially together. So yeah, obviously I’m very 
uneducated when it comes to sound baths.  Yeah. The trouble is.
It’s like we went on a fishing… not fishing… to cook fish 
course, and Debbie and I just started laughing all the way through.
And there were some people   there that were very serious.
I don’t think they were impressed. No. We were the naughty students 
in the class. We were the gigglers. Do you know what though? I think — talking of 
that — and it hasn’t come up in our research,   but that’s really interesting, because I would 
really like to go and learn a little bit about the traditional cooking in Bali.
The Balinese food.  So I wonder if that’s something…
I don’t know if it’s Bali, but I think it’s Thailand or one of the others 
— you actually can get visas on cooking.  Oh wow. You can travel there?
So you go there to learn how to cook the Thai food.
Yeah. Well, obviously we won’t have   the time to do like a year’s course or something.
But no, I think that’s going to be something — if I see something advertised…
It hasn’t come up so far, has it?  No, not on this.
But I just think, “Oh actually,   I think I would quite like…”
I hopefully wouldn’t be the naughty students there.
Oh, we probably would be. Which brings us nicely onto food, actually.
Yes. Food and markets — I know, our favourite places.
Saying that,   I don’t know. Day two of my water fast.
It is day two of Patrick’s water fast. Yeah. So watch this spice…
He seems to still be in quite   a good mood, so that’s a positive.
Yeah, the energy hasn’t totally gone yet. So food and markets.
So apparently there’s a Warung food tour. And it’s a tour that you can 
go on and try the local dishes.  Oh, that’s cool.
That is cool. Because the trouble is, when you go away, 
the biggest challenge is knowing what to try — what is a local dish, and what’s a 
delicacy, and what’s this and what’s that. So a tour doing that would 
be… I think I’d enjoy that.  I would. But obviously, I’d need 
to check about my coeliac first. So that always throws a spanner in the works… and again, sadly, like Kuala Lumpur, they use a lot 
of soy sauce in their cooking. So what I will say about Bali though, in my 
research, is that they are very knowledgeable about coeliac disease, apparently.
Oh, cool.  And about gluten-free.
So there’s designated gluten-free restaurants there.
Cafés.  That’s brilliant news for anyone who’s a coeliac.
Yes. Well, I’m hoping that’s the case — it’s what my research has told me. So I’m not 
nervous about going to Bali at all,   food-wise.
Oh, that’s good. But yeah, apparently some of their local dishes 
— again, I have to try and pronounce them right —   yes, Nasi Campur, which is a mixed rice. And 
it includes meats, vegetables and shrimps, etc. Oh, that sounds nice.
You know I’d love that.  I’d love that.
And that’s steamed or roasted? No, that’s a different dish.
That’s a different dish.  Okay.
But that — I would love that. But I think they put soy sauce in 
it. So I don’t think I’d be able to have it.  Hopefully, you can ask without soy sauce.
Maybe. Maybe there’s something else that they could use.
Maybe. Another one is Babi Guling.
Babi Guling. And that is apparently a whole pig — spit-roasted.
Oh wow. That’s what that is. That’s a local, very well-known dish.
So they just cut it and pass you a piece at a time?
I’m guessing so.  Obviously, the pig is marinated in their spices. So… but yeah.
I think that would…  I bet the smells will be amazing. Oh, stunning. 
And then there’s one other one called Ayam Betutu, which is a whole chicken cooked in a spice 
blend, and that one is either steamed or roasted. Oh, I must admit, my taste buds, especially at the moment since I haven’t eaten for a couple 
of days, are welling up, shall we say. Oh, I bet they are. Mine is, 
and I’m not even doing a fast. Yeah, yeah. And apparently in Ubud they 
have—which I’m really surprised about because I thought Ubud would be more rural—they actually have a night market there where you can go along and obviously sample all of the 
foods again, and snacks and street foods. Oh, it’s a bit like Kuala Lumpur then, wasn’t it? 
There was someone in Kuala Lumpur that did that. Yeah, yeah, it sounds like. And then 
there’s a couple of recommendations for some of the beach areas, you know, of 
where you should go. I think one that I quite like the sound of is the seafood 
barbecue at Jimbaran Bay at sunset. Yeah, and apparently it’s 
stunning views at sunset. I love seafood when it’s cooked properly, and the sauces and everything about it is just… 
So that’s going to be exciting times, I think. Yes, I think so. And it’d be so interesting to see   how the Balinese people flavour their 
fish compared to the British people. We’re very conservative with 
our fish, the way we cook fish. Well,   you get some really strong sauces in some parts of the world, don’t you? Let alone flavourings. Yeah, that’s what I’m wondering. So 
that would be really interesting. I   would like to go there if we could one evening. And apparently there is a craft, fabric, and 
souvenir market in Ubud again. It’s called Ubud market. So, the 2 places… Yeah, I think 
it’s Seminyak and Ubud are the two where there’s probably most going on. 
I would have thought to keep us busy. Right, sunset spots. Well, it sounds 
like there’s loads, doesn’t it already? Yeah, I mean, I think, you know, at the 
beginning of this conversation with you, I honestly thought that we would 
struggle to fit enough in in four weeks. It looks like four weeks might not be enough. I mean, it’s mad. I think it’ll be enough. Hopefully it is. Yeah, I think it will, and I think it’ll 
probably be quite relaxed… There’s a lot to do, but I think it’s not as much as in Kuala Lumpur. No, true, true. So I think it’s going to 
be wonderful. I think actually four weeks there will probably be so lovely and 
we will be able to fit everything in. But apparently there’s a legendary Sunday 
sunset party. Now I do know that there are areas of Bali that are quite renowned 
for party-goers and younger adults shall we say. More the youngsters, yeah. So I don’t know if that’s going to be our scene. Yeah, fair comment. But we don’t know until we get there, do we? 
And we’re the type of people, we will just ask the locals and find out, won’t we, rather 
than just dismissing something straight away? Yep. Yeah. And then apparently there’s 
a Tegal Wangi beach cave. Alright. Hidden beach with sunset tide pools. I mean, what does that even mean? Who knows? We shall find out. 
That sounds… I’m intrigued. Yeah, so that’s something I 
definitely would want to go   and find out about because it does intrigue me. Yeah, what it means by that, yes. And then our research I think just 
gave us some – offbeat and hidden gems, which I think some of them we’ve already talked 
about, because obviously there’s rice terraces. I think our biggest thing with 
that, rather than talk about them, is that one thing we’ll do is speak to the locals. We did that in Costa Rica and Mexico and 
places like that—especially Costa Rica. And they sent us to some 
National Trust water areas, didn’t they? Not parks— they were 
waterfalls and all the rest of it. And we were driving along this dirt track and 
we go, “Are you sure there’s anything here?” No, what we did—we went rogue. We didn’t go with tour operators. We decided we were going to do it   ourselves because it’s where they went—it’s where 
the locals go to enjoy a picnic on their days off. That’s what I’m trying to say. You know, 
we like to go rogue and we like to ask the   locals and get in a car or on a bike or 
something and go and find these places. But we were driving along into this 
National Trust—like a National Trust   park for the country—and all 
of a sudden we see this hut, and this poor man that was sitting 
in there must have been boiling. And I think it was the equivalent to, say, a euro or a dollar or a pound—in 
Costa Rica it was pennies, literally. We drove in and oh, it was magnificent, wasn’t it? Oh, it was so, so beautiful, and the 
water was so clear, and waterfalls. But there weren’t many people there. No, because it was during the week and it 
was the locals’ place—we had the place to ourselves, really. We did, really. And it was stunning. It was, yeah. It was lovely. So we like to do those sorts of things 
rather than just where everybody goes,   because where everybody 
goes can get a bit spoiled. I found that with a couple of parts 
of Thailand when I went there before. I’m hoping it’s improved…. with the water pollution. So yeah, we’ll see. Yeah, we’ll talk about that on our Thailand 
video. But yes, it is a shame about tourism. And we’re tourists, sadly. I know, I know. But one thing I do feel—as 
tourists, as people who are after freedom and lifestyle and want to travel the world—I do feel 
that we have a responsibility to tidy up after ourselves and to leave as least a print as you 
can so someone else can come along and enjoy that. Oh, 100%. Yeah. So… Bonus tips Well, before we get on to that, there’s one last thing that I want to mention that I’ve 
seen on Instagram — the Bali Swings. Now, I don’t know, have you 
seen them? Have you been on one? That could mean something else in this country. That’s just your rude mind again. 
You’ll have to forgive him. Yeah, the Bali Swings. Have you 
seen those beautiful pictures, usually where there’s a young, stunning 
girl — lady — swinging on a swing that looks like she’s over a rainforest, and 
the drop below her is like, terrifying? Wow. Well, apparently it’s a thing in Bali. Oh wow, we’ve got to go and have a look at that. They call it the Bali Swing — or the 
Giant Nests. There’s another one where   they build out these huge nests for you to 
go and sit in, lay in, to take pictures. Wow, that’s mad. I definitely, definitely want to go and even 
just see if I’m brave enough to sit on one. Yeah, yeah. Obviously not to compete 
with all the young, beautiful women but— You’re beautiful to me, girl. I think it would be an experience, you know? 
To actually say, “Yeah, I’ve been there.” And because the pictures 
give you a sense of… well,   it’s almost like unbelievable. And 
it’s like — that can’t be that high up. So I’m intrigued. Yes, again, intrigue. It’s lovely. I 
love to have intrigue, because when you’re intrigued to do something, you don’t 
know where it’s going to take you, do you? Yeah. Right, so on to the tips — the bonus tips. Get a scooter if confident. Yes, we’ve already talked about that. So yeah, I mean, the only thing is I 
do prefer a car myself than a scooter. And the only reason is because you’re away on 
holiday, you don’t want anything to go wrong. And if a car gets a little dent, it’s 
not a problem — rather than yourself. But at the same time, we’re both confident enough 
to get a scooter if that’s the easiest way around. Yeah, and again, it would only 
be if it was sensible to do so. Yes. You know, when I did it before, 
there were hardly any cars on the road. Having an air-con car is lovely. I was about to move on to that and say I 
bet it’s the air-con you’re after as well. But yeah, I mean, I wouldn’t, for instance, 
drive a moped in a big city. No chance. No, I don’t think I would. I don’t 
think I would even in the UK I wouldn’t. No. It’s just—well, for us, 
it’s not worth the risk, is it? SIM card. Now, I’ve got—I mean, we’ll do 
all this sort of stuff on another   video—but I have just taken on an 
eSIM, which is 180-odd countries. So you don’t have to queue up. You 
don’t have to keep, in each country,   going in and finding out what’s 
the best SIM card and stuff. So we’ll talk about that another time, 
because I think that’s really important. I do! And I don’t even know what he’s talking about, 
so you haven’t explained to me what that is. So we’ll definitely do a video on that because 
I think it’ll be very useful for people. Yeah, so you’ve basically got 
the internet wherever you go. Sounds great. So yeah, but we’ll do that 
separately, like you said. Water. Obviously, they’re advising us, from 
our research—or Debbie’s research, I should say—not to drink the tap water. But I don’t think I would 
in any country, to be fair. And I think you’ve got to be 
sensible and you’ve got to consider the state of water in any country 
— even in the UK these days. So filtered water is something that 
I always go for. Especially bottled. Yes, yeah. And the last one is dress code — 
because it’s mainly for women, isn’t it? Yeah, and the only note actually on dress code is 
because I think it’s a very relaxed country, Bali. It’s if you’re obviously going to go 
to any temples or religious sites,   then you’ll need a sarong or something 
to cover your head — particularly ladies. Yes, yeah. And in our travels,   we’ve found that to be a necessity. Be it 
in the Southeast of Asia, be it in Europe. Yes — for churches and stuff like that. There are lots of places that 
have asked you to cover your head. Oh, lots of places that we go to. I 
thought they were being rude at first but— No, no. But then that was lovely 
because we did actually buy—I   call it a pashmina, which is a 
posh word for a sarong, I suppose. But I took it everywhere with 
me, as soon as I bought it,   because I realized this is 
something I’m going to need. I took it everywhere with us because it came in 
handy in the evening if we were somewhere—well,   it doesn’t really get chilly, but air-con—I 
get cold if there’s too much air-con. So for me, I can just cover my shoulders with 
it, you know? So it’s an essential for me. I’m hoping I’ll probably take a couple. That makes sense. Yeah, does make sense. So, if you’re enjoying a daily vlog, do subscribe 
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🌏 DAY 24 Travel VLOG | SE Asia Month 2 | Our Pre-Trip Chat🌏
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On day 24 of our travel vlog, we announce our next destination: Bali! We’re excited to continue our southeast asia adventure, planning to stay there for about four weeks to experience the culture. Follow along as we continue our digital nomad journey!

Bali is our second destination on our 12-month Southeast Asia adventure! In this pre-trip video, we chat about what we’re most excited for, what’s on our Bali bucket list, and how we’re feeling as we prep for a full month on the Island of the Gods 🇮🇩✨

From rice terraces and temples to food, yoga, beaches, and (hopefully) volcano treks — we’re ready to dive in.

If you’ve been to Bali before, drop your recommendations in the comments – we’d love to hear your favourite places, warungs, or hidden gems 🙏

✈️ Our 12-month SE Asia route so far:
1️⃣ Kuala Lumpur 🇲🇾
2️⃣ Bali 🇮🇩
…and more coming soon!

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