Bali Travel Tips! (Ubud: Vegan Food, Yoga, Accommodation...)

Some specific travel tips for when you come to Bali with a focus on Ubud. Enjoy!
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[rascalhusky]

You are just like Bali, STUNNING to say the least .

[lovlymee]

Thank you for your extensive video. I think I will have to come to Ubud next week thanks to your vibe about it. Thank you. X

[tetyanahalva]

thanks for sharing, just arrived to Ubud, gonna be here for a month, definitely going to check out this places!

[lilypandeles]

Thank you so much for these tips! Me and my partner are arriving in March and can't wait to check these places out. <3

[mashaprana]

The best recommendations about Bali that I found, thank you so much for this video! Namaste.

[devpanch]

Thank you for such an informative video delivered with a lovely vibe.

[baokachi]

Would love more Bali videos, thank you! <3

[michaelteter]

I can second AA Juicery. I ate there several times, and everything I had was really awesome (and vegan).

[JuneK]

As soon as you mentioned Durian, I had to subscribed!

[charlesdavis]

What a brilliant young lady, love your hair. Ubud sounds bad for my wife though as she has COPD, the humidity and mountains would be too hard for her. Great information.

[avosandwaves]

very very helpful! please make a video about canggu! lots of love

[shanyaraleonie]

Amazing recon, thanks so much for sharing!!!

[butterflyz]

You've really inspired me to come and experience Bali, I do feel this inner drive to heal and grow more! I'm in Hilo right now but Bali is for sure next. Is there a specific month you'd recommend that's best for weather and low pricing?

[carolinesmultifandom]

off to bali in 10 days!! cant wait. do u live in bali or just visit?

[iamhudsdent]

Your first recommendation about getting a Balinese SIM on arrival—is that a good idea? Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't that preclude me from texting and calling internationally, in other words back home? Or at least to the US, or at least in the US to Verizon customers?

[shacharoren]

Love the video but didn't understand what's the name of the gym and where is it located? Thanks 💪

[BeatrizPaula]

Awesome tips! I was curious, how much would you pay for a meal like those in Ubud? Thanks :))

[dyqqwhb]

What a lovely, kind, and clear energy you have, your heart shines through <3  and  I really appreciated all the insider tips you shared! I really look forward to checking it out there for my first time ;~)  Thanks!!

[kindlydude]

The people who say "yawn", my dear, are just jealous!... You are absolutely stunning & charming & lovely, & seem to exude a natural aura of peace & inner enlightenment that comes from, not only your pure-living... but probably from spiritual attainment from past lives! You remind me of my beautiful daughter, who shaved her head completely when she was 19 or 20 & was dancing ballet in New York. I think all the emphasis on competition & outer beauty & perfection in the ballet world drove her a little nutty & so she became a renunciate... of her hair anyway. That was more about 20 years ago & she teaches Yoga now & lives in the mountains & swore off L.A. Topanga is like a refuge from L.A. & there is a little Vegan restaurant called The Inn of The 7th Ray that I worked in my early 20's when I was experimenting with Communes & New Age religions. My daughter worked there 30 years later! When & if I get back to Bali I am so grateful for all the great food places you have mentioned. Food can kill ... or it can heal! So... Thank YOU!!! <3 My husband has been a vegetarian since he was 20 & he is now 65 & he is aging very well... I am less disciplined. May you have a long & healthy life, my dear, & find a man who will commit... My experience is that "New Age" types of men seem to have difficulty in that area... though my own hubby was Hare Krishna for many years living in- community in Florid & West Virginia. And he is ever-faithful... Praise God! And also a GREAT vegetarian chef! He cooked for the Hare Krishna community for a great part of his adult life. I grew up in Djakarta & feel conflicted about the Western (too often decadent & ill-mannered) influence on the Island of Bali... but I think the Balinese have reconciled themselves to the tourists & even the long-term ex-pats & 'snow-birds' from various European, Australian & American countries. It's a curious mix for sure! I just wish Westerners would try to learn the Traditional dance a bit more since they can do other forms anytime in the place they're from. When in Rome do as the Romans do & make the effort to learn a native skill... like cooking Nasi Goreng or weaving an offering to the Hindu Gods... or even taking a music lesson from a Balinese Master... or Dance Master. I miss the Javanese & Balinese dance the most. I studied as a child with a master in my neighborhood on his wide outdoor garden patio. I always felt like the awkward/ugly white duckling next to the slim agile, & nimble Indonesian girls. Their graceful hands fluttered & easily flexed into half-moons, while my hands strained at the effort. But like ballet here... they start very young & I was 12 & a bit late. Sigh! Still, I miss Paradise & all its contradictions!!! Ciao! ~Tara (using my husband's ID)

[quressastrickland]

Do you need a licence to ride the motorbike ? Btw love your tips