What should I pay attention to when traveling to Bali alone?

The items you need to bring when traveling to Bali are:

First of all, you must bring a valid entry visa and travel document (valid for at least six months) to accept border inspection. Those who bring valid entry visas and travel documents may be delayed in leaving the country or unable to leave the country, which is a huge loss.

In addition, you need to bring daily necessities (camera, towel, toothbrush, slippers, shower gel, high-index sunscreen oil, anti-mosquito skin care products, calculator for convenience, medicine: bring your own medicine for private use , just in case of emergency, socket converter, the local one is a two-pin round hole plug, you can also buy it locally)

Things to note when traveling to Bali:

1. Bali belongs to Indonesia, and Indonesians are taboo about passing things or food with their left hand; they are taboo about people touching their children's heads, as they think this is a lack of education.

2. Don’t forget to bring high-index sunscreen when traveling to Bali. This is the tropics, and the sun here is no joke.

3. When shopping on the street, you should pay attention to your belongings, and be careful.

4. When walking on the street, be careful to avoid the sacrificial objects lined up on the street, and never step on them.

5. Bali has a very strong religious atmosphere, so it is also known as the "Island of a Thousand Temples". Everyone in Indonesia needs to have their own religion since childhood, and most Indonesians believe in Islam. However, Hindu beliefs account for the majority of people in Bali. Don't touch other people's heads casually, as this will offend Hindus. When holding religious ceremonies, you must obtain permission in advance if you want to take pictures of the event; dress neatly when going to religious occasions such as temples and churches.

6. Valuable video cameras, cameras, laptops, etc. must be registered with the customs, otherwise they may be treated as taxable items when entering the country.

Shopping in Bali: Small vendors mark prices casually and will warmly invite you to bargain. Generally, counteroffers start at 10% off, and more deals are made at 20% off. The most famous specialties are wood carvings, handmade batik cloth, coffee, dried coconut, cashew nuts and spices. Visitors who are renovating their new homes can choose oil paintings by local artists and come back with their own frames. For self-guided accommodation tours, you can book cheap hotels or small villas online.

Transportation in Bali: Tourists who can quickly get used to driving on the left can rent a car and drive around the island.

Food: The Chinese restaurant dishes recommended by the travel agency are not cooked very much like Chinese food. Be sure to have dinner at the Jimbaran Beach seafood stall, where you can grill lobsters on the beach and watch the sunset. Watching planes take off and land in the distance after dark. But most electronic scales in food stalls are inaccurate. You can bring a small bottle of mineral water to help calibrate the scale first.

Enjoyment: Be sure to go to a SPA, which takes about 2 to 3 hours. When you're done, you'll feel as refreshed as if you've slept for 9 hours.

Currency: Approximately 1 RMB = 1,500 Indonesian Rupiah; US dollars are accepted