Quieter than Xiamen, cheaper than Sanya—a hidden gem island

Bali is Indonesia's vacation paradise, famous for its azure seas, cultural relics, and abundant activities. This guide covers must-visit attractions, transportation, food, and tips to help you explore Bali efficiently! 【Must-Visit Attractions】 1. Tanah Lot - Highlights: Bali's iconic landmark, appearing as an isolated island at high tide, especially breathtaking at sunset. - Best time: Around 6:30 PM during low tide, when you can walk to the temple for photos. 2. Ubud - Activities: Visit Ubud Palace and Tirta Empul Temple, experience cycling through rice terraces (Tegalalang Rice Terrace is perfect for photos), and haggle for handicrafts at Ubud Market. 3. Nusa Lembongan - Highlights: Dreamy beaches with powdery white sand, Devil’s Tear where waves crash against cliffs creating rainbows—ideal for snorkeling and diving. 4. Uluwatu - Recommendation: A sea temple perched on cliffs, watch the traditional Kecak dance at sunset, but beware of monkeys snatching belongings. 5. Jimbaran Beach - Experience: One of the world’s top 10 sunset beaches, enjoy fresh seafood BBQ with live music in the evening—pure romance. 【Transportation Guide】 - International: Chinese tourists enjoy visa-free entry; direct flights to Denpasar Airport (6-8 hours). - Local: Rent a scooter (~¥50/day, requires an international license) or hire a private car (~¥300/day); use Grab for cheaper rides. 【Food Recommendations】 - Babi Guling (Suckling Pig): Crispy outside, tender inside—Ibu Oka in Ubud is the most authentic. - Bebek Bengil (Dirty Duck): Marinated with spices, crispy and delicious—try it at Dirty Duck Diner in Ubud. - Seafood BBQ: Freshly grilled seafood at Jimbaran Beach, paired with stunning sunset views. 【Avoiding Scams】 - Monkeys at Tanah Lot and Uluwatu may steal glasses or hats—keep belongings secure. - Haggle at Ubud Market (start at half the asking price) to avoid overpaying. - Book Nusa Lembongan day trips in advance; opt for packages including snorkeling for better value. Budget reference: ¥4,000–6,000 per person for 5 days (including flights). Bali is best enjoyed at a leisurely pace—rent a car for free exploration, and don’t miss activities like spa treatments and surfing!