14 things you shouldn't do in Bali Indonesia
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
- Bali Indonesia is a true travellers paradise. So many people come here and there are a lot of blogs and vlogs about what you should do in Bali. BUT I am here to tell you what you SHOULDN'T do in Bali Indonesia.
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I am a local, and I have to admit that you are totally understand 100% correct and very respectfull our local, big thanks for this video! These are very important things.
Hello Dina... Any idea when Bali will be opened for tourists ??? do u have any kind of update ?
@@r.c.j6358 actually u can go to Bali still during pandemic through Jakarta (the only one available for international flight B211 e-visa)
@haha and whats wrong?
thats not true at all if you are rich you dont have worry about things above
Do we have to be vaccinated before traveling to Indonesia?
Thank you sis, and the most important thing is don't forget to smile and manners when it comes to older people than us
Yes so true!
true, but not just in Bali, most places in the world deserve those manners.
THANK YOU for this ! I’m half indonesian and I always get extremely frustrated with tourists who don’t give a f* about local culture ! I’d probably add to this list : dress appropriately according to where you are. I’ve seen people tanning in their bikinis right in front of holy temples…
Benar
I ate a truly amazing amount of nasi goreng when I was in Bali. That was 15 years ago, and I still have very fond memories of the entire trip.
I'm Indonesian. Excellent video, you are 100% on the mark with your tips. Great job. Thank you. Stay safe and hope you continue to enjoy Bali.
Terima kasih banyak 🙏🏽
@@gypsyinsneakers finally there are foreigners who respect Indonesian laws and customs. thanks
@@bellawijaya9097 my pleasure ❤️
R u really Indonesian
Can we make good friend
Are you hindu
I lived in Bali for 2 years after marrying a Balinese woman. It was one of my life’s greatest experiences. Your tips are useful - especially about driving a motor bike. I have been nearly killed more times than I would like to think. One time a dog ran out in front of me and my wife . We both went over the handlebars and my wife landed on top of me - knocking me out. Be very careful on the road !!!
You are Christian
What does that have to do with anything ?
@@sanskarpareek1584 What's wrong with that
@@baliman555 Are you still married somewhere else?
Yeah, we celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary on May 31 in Las Vegas. We are hopefully going back to Bali next year.
I’ve seen many you tube videos from tubers , traveler’s that have been here for a few months that pain me , yet this from someone living here 26 years , is perhaps the first I found each point really accurate and thoughtful , great job and very aware of your surroundings !
You are so kind to consider making this video about the locals. Thank you for this!
i am from Bali and i am so proud of you for knowing well about our culture and respect about it, thank you so muchh
Thank you so much
Hey is Bali good to visit in December?
@@mansikathuria6877 I'm live in Bali since child. So yeah, actually you can came to Bali any month you want ;)
@@michaelelda1562 hey Michael, could you please help me? । actually I want to visit Bali but I am bit ignorant about Bali
Cool, and what about all the trash and rubbish... it looks like an absolute shit hole!
Beautiful shots! Glad I could contribute with some of the music!
Woah, ikson is here..🔥
Thanks so much! Thank you for making such beautiful music!
Whoa.. Ikson is here..😃👋
We like your music very much here, and been using often for vlogs by locals as well.. 👌👌
Greetings from Indonesia 🙏
@@gypsyinsneakersfor women please don't enter the temple if you on your monthly period,
@@beruangmadu2758 yes true!
I've just come back from a wonderful trip to Bali and it didn't take me long to realize all of these things, it's just basic common sense. I've been respectful in every possible way and I've been repaid with the warmest kindness I have ever experienced in my life by the locals. The real reason to fall in love with Bali is the people who live there. Lots of love from Italy to all the Balineses.
Thank You for taking the time to create and share this wonderful video with us all ❤️
wow, i totally thought this would just be one of the dumb clickbait videos influencers do these days... but you are very observant, considerate, and compassionate. it's so refreshing to see! you are truly beautiful and inspiring
thanks so much!
Mba you're beautiful, you're still inspiring, kind hearted
Thanks so much!
@@gypsyinsneakers do you know what is the meaning of mba??
Ga bisa basa cina
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@Simi yeah in Javanese, you can use "Mbak" or "Yu/Yuk" or "Mbak Yu" or "Ning"
In Sundanese, there is "Teteh" or "Teh", Ceuceu, Eneng
In Balinese, "Mbok" or "Geg" or "Mbok Geg"
In Padangnese/Minangkabau, "Uni"
In Bataknese, "Boru"
In Ambon, "Caca" or "Usy"
For reguler Indonesia, we can use "Kakak"
Absolutely LOVE your posts and videos - thank you! I've gone twice a year for 10 years and I learn new things from you in each of your videos. Hoping to come back this October (my last visit was October 2019). Keep up the great work and thanks again for sharing!
I love Bali, absolutely love the people, & the food & the hospitality are incredible. I'm finally returning on the 2nd of August & am absolutely looking forward to it. I only eat the local food & find that local warungs & street stalls are the best places for some of the most incredible , healthy, cheap , tasty meals . I'm also a fruit freak & stock up on local fruits including rambutans , snakefruit & the ocassional durian . This is one absolutely, beautiful amazing, friendly, stunning destination , & anyone that has never experienced such an incredible place, should consider doing so. Bali has absolutely won me.
Thank you. Sounds great 🍎 🍏🍉🍐🍊🍋🫐🍓🍇🍉🍌🍅🍑🍒🍈
Number 9 is so kinda important, and it's a daily basis activity.
Most foreigners don't talk about this, but I'm glad you did.
Edit:
Because of some people who keep asking "what if I'm left handed" and some ignorant beings who bring religion matter to this right handed thing, I have to explain it here.
First, it has nothing to do with any religion, some countries in southeast asia and in India also have the same habit, no matter what their religion is.
Second, if you're left handed, let me tell you that many Indonesians are also left handed and they're still alive, nicely and peacefully here in this country.
This habit with the right hand in not a strict rule, it's just something like a behavior that the LOCALS used to do in THEIR OWN LAND, daily and culturally.
Just like how you bow to Japanese to show some respect, using right hand to shake hands, giving and receiving in Indonesia is just considered as a proper etiquette.
But, normally, we'll understand if some foreigners have no idea about this thing. You'll be okay, I REPEAT, YOU'LL BE OKAY as long as you're being respectful to the owner of the land you're visiting.
Have you seen any japanese who k!lls or beats up or spit on a foreigner just because they don't do the bowing? It's not that difficult to understand, isn't it? It's not that deep, duh.
It's just up to you whether you want to respect the people of the land you're visiting or just act ignorant after knowing this.
Either way, we're all good.
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I agree
Isn't that just a Muslim thing rather than a Bali thing? Just curious
@willy wonka ah ok thank you, I've been living in Bali for 8 months and just learned this
@@Edgisco it's okay, it's never too late to learn something 😊
@@Edgisco it's an asian thing.. it's considered rude at Thailand as well
No.13 isn’t 100% accurate, It should “don’t enter the temple when you’re in period”, it’s considere you’re in “dirty” time, you need rest and clean yourself. Lots of things to do inside balinese temple not just praying, and we need you to take care of yourself when you’re in period
What Admin meant is when women are having their period it is prohibited to enter a temple.
@@upikabu1678 no, it's different. You can enter mosque when you're in period as long as you are sure that your blood wont leak out.
Your chose word “dirty” it’s kind offensive to me as a woman who is obviously will have period time once a month or sometimes even twice!! We aren’t dirty/impure when it comes to period time, it is natural causes. Entering mosque is not prohibited so long not drip/leak the period blood on the floor mosque. Oh well, just have to respect other beliefs then.
Women on their period are not ‘dirty’. Like with indigenous people, Hindus celebrate the period as a sacred separate ceremony itself - so entering the temple or sweat lodge would be experiencing two ceremonies at once, which therefore does not honour the original ceremony.
Some temples prohibit it btw
I have missed Bali so much. Normally we come at least once a year, but covid has stopped us. I love the people, the culture, the food and the beautiful beaches. Planning to come in August, with our 2 year old daughter. See you soon!
In my opinion, this is the best tips and tricks about do and don't in Bali. And honestly, it only take one Indonesian proverb to help you my tourist friend to enjoy Bali or anywhere else. That proverb is "di mana bumi dipijak di sana langit dijunjung" which simply means give some respect to place where you living right now. Keep up the good video, matur suksma :)
I was born and live in Bali.. Thank you for your content which is very useful for people to adapt in Bali. I hope that tourism in Bali returns to normal so that many tourists come to Bali again. Thank you..
Thank you so much
Hey, I am from India and want to move to Bali. Could you tell me what kind of jobs mostly foreigners do there?
Three simple things u must do as a good traveller :
1. You smile and you get the trust from local
2. You say hello and you get new friends
3. You feel comfortable and you get the paradise
Dont forget we are always wellcome to the foreigner 🇮🇩✌🏻
Excellent! Thank you for sharing this. It’s very helpful and important for tourists..
I thank you and really appreciate what you did with video🙏. Hopefully all bleesing come to you in so many ways 😘
Thank you so much for making such beautiful vlog about Bali, as a Balinese, I really appreciate it. We are welcomed to the visitor who respect our people, land and culture. point 13 about not entering temple with shoes, not all the temple has this rules but yes, some of the temple did not allow us to enter with shoes nor sandals, only with barefoot. do not wearing hot pants to the temple or unproper outfit :) and also for the women who is having period is not allowed to enter the temple as well. Thank you!
Thank you so much
@@gypsyinsneakers You are also obliged to wear a sarong, take your own one or most temples will rent you one for your visit
Now, You’re balinese people and thank you for respecting our culture i really appriciate that
So welcome❤️❤️
Thank you so much for promoting our local tradition in Bali hope you enjoy it
Love these advices. Appreciate it.
I am surprised You already know most of the Indonesian culture through Balinese culture
this is really amazing information, and now you are Indonesian 👍 👍
Wow, what a very useful tips. I came from another part of Indonesia and still do the same mistakes when I travel to Bali. Enjoy your journey and please come to other province of Indonesia.
happy to hear that and thanks so much!
Lol relateable to me.
Made a monkey mad once.
@@luckyredace4967 hahah!
dont use shiny things, the monkey could easily snatch it from you. lucky for me, there is a local around me and she give snacks to me and told me to do trade with the monkey. and yeah i got my sunglasses back.
Such a great video, thanks! Didn’t know about left and right hand, i’ll keep it in mind 🙌🏼
I've been many times to Bali. I love everything about Bali, it's even gone through my mind to stay there as the Balinese people are the nicest, kindest people anyone could ever meet. Love from Australia. Yes, I do ❤️ Bali.
Hi..
I am so happy to come across your vlog! Your reminders show how considerate and thoughtful you are as a person. Bali (and Indonesia in general) needs more visitors like you. May you always have wonderful times in Indonesia ❤️
It's so nice when heard you giving sympathy to the local cuisine and local job for feeding their family. respect to you
i was in Bali 31 years ago, just for 1 week, it was part of a world trip. i only spent 2 months in indonesia.
most of your 14 things are common sense. Still its nice to see the respect you have for Bali. All i remember was the beautiful balinese dances, the food, kuti beach, speaking the language, that was fun!!
For me it's common sense as well, but it seems to me like visiting Bali was not the first time travelling the world for you. We mustn't forget that a lot of people that go to Bali are still very young, and haven't seen much of the world yet. I think that's why a video like this is still needed for some...
Don’t go back ever , it’s not the same now you would be heartbroken.
Great insight and advice - thank you!
Thank you for being a respectful and responsible traveler
Beautiful.....tidak hanya berkunjung tapi juga mempelajari/memahami budaya, tata krama yang ada di bali mungkin juga budaya INDONESIA yang terkenal ramahnya.... Good 👍👍
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Saya dari bali,, sangat mengapresiasi konten yg mengedukasi masyarakat untuk menghargai dan menghormati kita yg berbeda budaya,,
Excellent advice and very accurate and helpful information. Well done!!
Thank you for your kind guidelines. May God bless you and all of your travels ahead! -From Indonesia with ❤
Thank you, you really respect the people around you, that's a form of a tolerant soul👍
Thank you for sharing things that are very important for tourists to Bali to know.
I'm a Balinese living outside the island of Bali and I really admire what you have to say here.
I hope you feel at home living on an island with thousands of temples.
God bless you.
Thank you so much
Good tips. Knowledge and respect of the local culture everywhere, will give you a much better experience.
Thankyou for sharing this with us. If people are forewarned then there is no excuse for them to step out of line. It makes there holiday more pleasant and happier and keeps the natives happy to knowing visitors are respectful of there culture and beliefs.
Terimakasih gypsy🙏 sudah mewakili dan menyampaikan pesan kepada semua orang umumnya...inilah kultur budaya , adat istiadat di Indonesia😇👍👍👍 saling menghargai hormat-menghormati serta ramah-tamah terhadap siapapun tanpa membedakan suku atau ras.🙏 I LOVE YOU Gypsy God bless U🥰
Beautiful thanks hun,I am thinking of moving to Bali soon..! So they were good tips. 😊✨☀️
Thank you so much. You teach all around the world the rule in bali with your good attitude. Thank you
I’m Indonesian and you nailed everything!!
Thank You for sharing our culture to other people, it’s very important that people out there know what you just explaining , I hope then all the tourist will understand and be more respectful to our culture and tradition in Bali 👍
Thank you
great tips thank u sm, u are very respectful to the local too
Thank you for your advice and tips about do and don't in Bali. I'm looking forward next year to Bali. Yeah!
this video is really really true, i love how you mentioned not to bargain too low, not to litter and to pay attention on Bali's culture.
even for me as an indonesian your video can be applied as well.
I love Bali very much and i hope bali can rise from covid effect, so sad to see shops were closed everywhere.
I love this video. Thank you
It feels like a "How to respect Bali and Her people" and a "Here are a few customs that you may not have known about" video.
Thank you so much, cool
I agree. Not so much what not to do because no one should be told how long to stay in a place or where to visit when they travel within their budget.
Thank you for sharing travel tips to the new traveler, as a Balinese i do appreciated what you did, through this we could reducing miss understood and that is the way we learn the place we travel and also what we called cross culter understanding, you did a great job ! Bravo !
That's cool
Great content and it’s very insighful.. and i really love the bali scenery captured on this video.. wonderful..
Nice, you have good understanding of local wisdom...appreciate it!
This is one of the best vlog about Bali, thanks Ms.
Thank you for caring. As an Indonesian, I am grateful to have you as our visitors. Have a great time while youre here!
Thanks for sharing this great video for everyone. I am going to Bali soon, it looks beautiful place.
So helpful! We will be coming in around 2 months, so really appreciate your video :)
Some awesome tips , be respectful to locals is the major I reckon. I'm in the process of moving there for good. Thankyou your insights they are very important.
Hey, thank’s for that! Bali is always a great destination. As indonesian, i feel happy to find out that tourist should know what the do n the don’t😊
Thanks a lot for the helpful hints. We'll be there this year in August.😊
Excellent tips. Thank you.
thank you for the brief and clear explanation we Balinese are proud of guests who can appreciate our culture in Bali🙏
Thank you so much
100% accurate! 😄 Great tips and video! Well done!
thank you for your advice and experiences while in Indonesia/ bali, your advice is so amazing and inspiring
Bali is amazing island. I love nature, culture, people and ambiance in Bali. This place so unique. We never found in any place
Respect❤ we need more people like you to come to bali
big respect and thank you for your advice and I hope this applies to us as local tourists too. and for foreign tourists it would be wiser if you visit Bali not to get drunk and make trouble in public places.
Amazing place to visit. Thanks for the video 👏
That's Bali, a thousand smiles, a million surprises
I am not Balinese, and I understand Balinese customs. You really respect Balinese culture, thank you, and spread the good news about Bali,,,,, greetings from Cianjur, West Java
1 more tips for me as Indonesian, our local foods is majority spicy. Ask or/and try a little bit of the food first. ☺
Anyway, tries other islands other than Bali, too. You guys will be surprised 😅 (Indonesia has many places and diverse cultures as well) 🥰 - love from Magelang, Central Java. (Where Borobudur Temple a.k.a the biggest Buddhist Temple in the world stand)
That's cool
Magelang mana bos?
@@gypsyinsneakers I recommend Yogyakarta (and Prambanan/Borobudur). Great and different culture and architecture.
As a mexican who travelled there many locals warned me and seemed impressed by how well i handled it. I explained to them mu cultural dishes are also very spicy and we had a nice conversation about it 😊 locals are so nice and kind.
Dank u wel voor de geweldige videos
Thank you from South Africa for your very insightful video. I believe that RESPECT is the key to life in general 🙏
Thank you very much for explaining and teaching Indonesian culture, especially Bali.. Have a good vacation..
Thanks so much!
This vlog is awesome. Thank you for share this to the world. As one of Balinese, I highly appreciate refers to the content of this video.
Just started planning and came across your video. Super helpful, I must say! Thanks so much for the tips :)
Thanks, im Indonesian and this is so right! Glad to know that you enjoy and learn something from Bali
You must visit Mount Bromo, Ijen Crater, Tumpak Sewu Waterfall, Lombok Island, Labuan Bajo, Raja Ampat and many other beautiful places, because Indonesia is not only Bali, there are many other beautiful places.
but thank you for educating and showing the beauty of Bali
I totally agree with: "Don't come to Bali just for one week"
Absolutely
Do not say you hate putin
So hard to book a longer holiday hah
I watch all your videos. Very unique and good job, good job!
🙂💙💙hello i'm Scott from Australia in 2002 i went to bali for a holiday i LOVED it so much went there with my uncle and aunty we stayed at Legian we went there for 10 days had my 36th birthday there on Jimbaran bay beach at dinner during sunset on the beach was beautiful i also went shopping for myself at kuta markets bought 4 cotton ikat sarongs and 2 t shirts for me was nervous to barter for what i bought i still have the sarongs and T shirts i bought there to this day its always been a dream of mine to go there and i know everyone goes to bali but for me being disabled with spina bifida and i walk with canaidian crutches well i use them now but when i went there i used a wooden cane was not easy but managed anyway the only 1 down side to my holiday was we went 6 months after the sari club and paddys bar bombing one day we were on a tour bus going to a resturant for lunch further inland in bali well we drove past the boarded up site of the bombing site and it felt like we were in slow motion going past it well it did to me it gave me the chills at the thought of all the people that were killed and they were just spending the evening out enjoying themselves with their friends was heartbreaking at the sensless loss of human lives anyway apart from that 1 moment in time was wonderful to holiday in bali i'd love to go back there and see more of the island
YAS , we need more people like you who understands different cultures and respects the traditions and the locals....Too many awful tourists in Bali over the years...
great tips susan!! stay safe my beauty, xx
Thankyou❤️❤️
Thank you for this informative video!
May your journey in Indonesia be a journey that has meaning in your life. I love every vlogs you provide. I like the way you convey everything in detail. so success is always beautiful.
Beautiful! I am Balinese and proud of you miss. Thank you for educating!
That's cool ✨
about bargaining things, it depends on what u bargain. mostly in tourism spots or areas in Indonesia, the prices of some things are more than twice or even thrice than normal. so for instance if the stuff is priced 200k, you actually can bargain it to 50k and the vendor is still gets profit. but once against, depends on what stuff u gonna buy. stuffs like (most type) of batik are indeed expensive, so dont bargain too much, but t-shirts, keychains, fridge magnet or some sort, u can bargain it like half the price or even more sometimes.
This is really good to know! Thanks so much
@@gypsyinsneakers sure! Glad to help. I recommend you to ask your local friends (not guide, not just local residents. Someone u trust) before buying stuffs. Im sure they know your area better than me, because every area are differs. Hope you enjoy your stay!
nah, some Tourist bargain for the sake of bargaining only. These business not making enough money nowadays. Please support them in this pandemic
If you start bargaining and the vendor agrees your offer, don't think you can walk away and think about it - you have done a deal and in many cases they will follow you to your hotel - if you employ a driver to take you around always agree a price with no stops...it will be more expensive but you won't be dragged around art shops etc.
Thanks! That was helpful, we'll keep it in mind on our trip!
Thank you for your understanding about Bali. Really respect to you
I am really really want to thank you for your advice and 100% Understanding about Bali and all of place in Indonesia, Suzan. Its an amazing dan respectfull for local Community in Bali Island. We love you so much Suzan.
Useful and understandable advice, not as I expected =) Thank you!
Just dont be wild and vulgar like kissing in the public or having sex.and in the beach the women sould not nude/not wearing bikini/or show there tits/boobs.
@@wayanramadan9076 true
@@wayanramadan9076 then what would the local people do if they see westerns like that
@@angelinacrystalmip just joke ilmao
@@wayanramadan9076 Ur not
Love this!!!Thank youuu!❤
Thank you so much for supporting BALI and Indonesia. Good luck for you 🤓❤️
Hi, thank you for the good review that you gave to our country, especially about bargaining things... Many expatriates here especially from filipine and the other countries love to love to bargain in to the lowest price during the transaction.... Its so kind to find someone care like you... To open others people eyes and heart, its not only about grab the lowest price but its also about someone's income....
That's nice
Number 3 and 4 are the hidden road culture in all parts of Indonesia. I’m amazed that you realised and covered this
Thank you so much
Thanks so much. This video is good input for other foreigners
Just returned from Bali and this is very good advice