Indonesia is vast and has so many things to do and see. I always had FOMO (is this phrase still a thing?) since it was impossible to fit everything in. Paring down to a 30-day itinerary was a lucky problem to have. I arrived in Indonesia on July 26 and left on August 25. Below … Continue reading Indonesia recap
Indonesia
Mount Rinjani
Oh, Mount Rinjani. I have so much to say. When I was traveling through Indonesia, a bunch of travelers recommended that I hike up Rinjani, although they warned me that the hike was hard. Hard doesn't begin to describe it. Thanks for the warning, friends. Many tour companies offer two-day, three-day, or four-day hiking packages. … Continue reading Mount Rinjani
Gili Trawangan and Gili Air
The Gilis are three small islands to the east of Bali. Each island has its own reputation: Gili Trawangan (or "Gili T") is known for partying, Gili Air is supposed to be the relaxed island, and Gili Meno is for honeymooners. Since I was traveling solo, I skipped Gili Meno and spent time on Gili … Continue reading Gili Trawangan and Gili Air
Bali: Sanur and Canggu
Continuing from my last post, I'll talk about Sanur and Canggu, two other areas in Bali that I visited. SANUR I stayed Sanur for a couple of nights. It was perfectly fine but didn't make much of an impression on me. The town was full of couples and families, and I saw only a handful … Continue reading Bali: Sanur and Canggu
Bali: Seminyak and Ubud
I visited four areas in Bali during a week and a half. I'll focus on Seminyak and Ubud in this post and will talk about Sanur and Canggu in my next one. SEMINYAK AND NUSA PENIDA Before visiting Bali, I was most familiar with Kuta, one of the more famous/notorious areas. It's known for its … Continue reading Bali: Seminyak and Ubud
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