Canggu Bali, Indonesia Travel Guide
Essential for transportation (GoRide for scooters, GoCar for cars), delivered meals (GoFood), and errands (GoSend).
For navigation, traffic updates, plus discovering places. Save maps of... for offline use Bali.
For language translation. Download the offline Indonesian language pack.
The main communication app in Indonesia for contacting locals and businesses.
For managing and locating accommodation.
Official Indonesian immigration website for visa information and e-VOA applications.
Consult your country's government travel advisories for Indonesia.
Search for recent tips and suggestions from other travelers.
Follow local Canggu cafes, beach clubs, and event organizers for updates.
Search for travel podcasts and YouTube channels for visual guides and insights.
Traditional guidebooks offer comprehensive overviews and curated recommendations. Paper maps can be useful as a backup.
"Eat, Pray, Love" by Elizabeth Gilbert offers a personal account. "A Brief History of Bali" provides historical context.
The Bali Sun provides English-language news. The Yak Magazine covers lifestyle, dining, and culture.
Familiarize yourself with hotel evacuation plans. Seek cover under sturdy furniture if indoors.
If near the coast, head to higher ground immediately after a strong earthquake. Tsunami warning systems are established.
Monitor official government advisories (BMKG for seismic, PVMBG for volcanic). Follow local instructions and flight advisories.
Always drink bottled or filtered water in Bali. Tap water is not safe for consumption and can cause illness.
Learn about Canang Sari, small offerings placed daily as gratitude and peace.
Dress modestly (sarong and sash) when entering temples as a sign of respect.
The philosophy of harmony between humans, nature, and the divine.
Discover various painting styles, from classical to modern Balinese art.
Intricate wood carvings are a prominent art form, often depicting Hindu myths.
Discover the expressive Balinese dances and the unique sounds of Gamelan music.
Using a few Bahasa Indonesia phrases creates warmth. "Terima kasih" (thank you) is an excellent start.
Shop at local markets and dine in traditional warungs to contribute directly to the community.
A smile and polite demeanor are highly appreciated by Balinese people. Engage in polite conversation.
Embrace sustainable travel practices to protect Bali's natural beauty and support local communities.
