Long Stopover at Singapore Airport with Kids How We Survived (and Had Fun) Welcome to our long stopover at Singapore Airport with the kids. You know that moment when, after a 13-hour flight, you find yourself in one of the biggest airports in the world, with two kids completely exhausted… and still 9 hours to […]
Living in Bali with Kids (without working in fancy cafés) Living in Bali with Kids (without working in fancy cafés) If you think living in Bali means spending your days doing yoga among the rice fields and working on your laptop in cafés with 80k IDR smoothie bowls… well, you’re seriously mistaken (at least for
19 recipes to fall in love with sambal and Indonesian food 19 recipes to fall in love with sambal and Indonesian food If you love spicy flavors — or avoid them like the plague — this guide to Indonesian sambal sauce is just what you need to get to know the “chili enemy” and maybe,
Complete guide to the best rice fields in Ubud The best rice fields in Ubud: where to find the greenest and most authentic views The best rice fields in Ubud: where to find the greenest and most authentic viewsUbud is one of those places where you can get lost in greenery without even noticing it.
Is it really worth visiting Canggu with kids or better to skip it? Worth Visiting Canggu with Kids or Better to Avoid It? If you’re heading to Bali and planning your itinerary with your children, you’re probably wondering: Canggu with kids – yes or no? We’ve been there, lived there a bit, and here’s everything
Sustainable tourism Bali: is it really possible or just marketing? Sustainable Tourism in Bali: Is it Really Possible or Just Marketing? In recent years, the phrase sustainable tourism Bali has been everywhere: in travel brochures, Instagram bios, and hotel reception boards. But how real is this sustainability? And how much of it is just marketing?
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10 alternatives to Bali: authentic destinations in Indonesia Discover 10 alternatives to Bali in Indonesia. The Bali overtourism crisis has reached a critical level. The same tourist hotspots that attract millions of travelers every year – Ubud, Seminyak, Canggu – now struggle with environmental pressure, cultural loss, and pollution. That’s why more and more people
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Why it’s important to listen to the Balinese voice Why it’s important to listen to the Balinese voice When we talk about the impact of tourism in Bali, we often only look at the numbers: millions of tourists, thousands of resorts, tons of plastic.But behind those numbers lies the voice of the Balinese, made of
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Living as an Expat in Bali: Privilege or Problem? Our Perspective on the Island We live as expats in Bali and we have seen the island change. Between digital nomads, gentrification, and untouched spirituality, here’s what it really means to live on the island of the gods. In this article about living as an expat
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What’s really happening in Bali’s tourist areas? Ubud, Canggu, Seminyak and much more The most popular tourist areas in Bali, like Ubud, Canggu, and Seminyak, often appear on social media as little corners of paradise. Yet they have become the symbol of Bali overtourism: poorly managed tourism that has led to profound and often negative
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