Bursting at the seams with lush rain forests, remote rice terraces, century-old temples, and an overarching sense of tranquility, an Ubud itinerary is a MUST during a trip to Bali. Since the 1930s, Ubud has been Bali’s cultural hub and it’s easy to see how that came to be in a place so picturesque. Nestled
Bali, Indonesia has taken over the travel radar in the last few years which has put it at the top of every backpacker’s bucket lists. Is it the #instaworthy photos? Is it the ICONIC vegan cuisine? Is it the cultural appeal? Is it all of these things? For myself, it was the jaw-dropping landscapes, culture,
Ah yes, Bali, Indonesia… The tropical oasis that has risen to the top of the travel radar and our Instagram feeds in the last couple of years. Amongst quaint villages, breathtaking waterfalls, culture, nightlife, and literally anything else you could possibly want in a destination, Bali truly is a place like no other. Chances are
The Ubud Sacred Monkey Forest is one of the top destinations when Bali travelers pass through this peaceful, artistic town. It’s a fenceless forest that is home to over 600 monkeys that swing in the trees and have been photographed thousands of times, and for good reason. If you’re considering going, don’t hesitate to mark
Banyumala Twin Waterfall in Bali is the most beautiful waterfall on the island for a few reasons: the secluded nature, jungle-like feel, and stunning 11-story drop. Exploring this waterfall was one of the main highlights of my time in North Bali and it’s a perfect stop in addition to all these other jaw-dropping locations in
Bali was my very first solo trip, and like everyone else’s, nothing goes as planned (unless you’re really lucky lol). I have been reflecting on my time there recently and it’s safe to say that I made some major and minor mistakes along the way, but I have used these as guides for my
