THE HIDDEN SIDE OF BALI (Local Indonesia)

What's life in Bali, Indonesia like? We explore the often-forgotten local side of one of the most famous islands in the world.

In recent years, tourism has exploded on the island, leading to an influx of digital nomads and influencers and the Western businesses and prices that come with them. In this video, we travel to Bali, Indonesia to discover the cultures and traditions of the Balinese people. We visit a local Balinese family, have lunch with driver and yoga enthusiast Alexander to learn how the island has changed from tourism, take a silver jewelry class, try Indonesian Balinese cuisine, and visit Pererenan Beach in Canggu for a beautiful sunset.

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[BaurJoe]

Loooove that you focused on the Balinese locals. Tired of all these travel vloggers galavanting around places hurting from mass tourism and just keeping the camera on themselves. Kudos to you for letting Balinese folks tell their story and sit at the center of your video!

[emeljurd]

A beautiful video. The Balinese people are the reason I return to Bali over and over. Their open hearts and precious culture, not to mention their generosity of spirit is hard to find anywhere else on earth. 🙏🏼❤️

[RubberontheroadIndonesia]

I have lived in Bali for nearly 13 years now and this video is the best I have seen depicting Balinese life. Well done.

[soundtravels]

It is SO refreshing to watch something about Bali that's focused on the Balinese people instead of more influencers prancing around in waterfalls. Favorite Bali vlog on YouTube ❤

[luckyyos]

Sangat peduli dengan adat & kebudayaan Bali, bukan hanya datang bersenang senang dibali tapi sempatkan ngonten dan membagikan informasi ke seluruh dunia

[petrosyopa]

Ah this is refreshing! Its more like a documentary instead of a vlog, and the fact that u put so much focus on the locals life perspective is interesting, we need more of this! Have a good life there, take care and stay healthy!

[benficaM]

that taro village is soo good. You can rent a bike, and cycle around there. it's like being an original Bali from the past. and so serene.

[suetwyford]

What an absolutely wonderful video. Love the focus on the Balinese locals. Well done

[lifetolife]

Welcome to Beautiful country.happy enjoy travelling in Bali.stay healthy, safety and becareful.🇮🇩👍🙏

[xdtrobowen]

Bali, Indonesia so much ❤️🇮🇩
from Siargao, Philippines 🇵🇭

[BaliATVUbud]

Exploring Bali's local charm beyond the tourist scene! 🌺 Unveiling the authentic side amidst tourism changes. Engaging and insightful journey! 👏

[doreenhollywood]

I am going to Bali in February and so looking forward to seeing all the lovely places you have shown. Thanks for this lovely video

[planetbell]

I love your focus on the local people. Another great video.

[alexanderhidayat]

Very honest perspective of Bali now a days 👍🥰
So, come to Bali now 😂
Or you won't be able to see what there is, in the future 😢

[davidmaib]

Very good video . I loved that you shared more about the people of Bali, its culture and family life. I will be living in Bali more and more of the next few years and your type video is what is needed. The culture is so vibrant and people so warm and few focus on this. Thank you!

[johnmckenzie]

We have been to Bali 5 times in the last 15 years, last time 2yrs ago, Thank you for this video it is the best representation of Bali and it's people I have seen on youtube. Balinese are the nicest people, with the best places and the best food, makes me think it's time to go back again !

[sofiacnm]

Love your content :) I really appreciate that you show the locals and not a touristy experience that you’re really emerging yourself in their culture. Keep doing it :)

[vcom]

I first visited Ubud, Bali in 1983. Returned 25 years later, many changes but still recognizable. Can't image what it's like now 16 years later....

[humanconnectionflores]

I love Indonesia, I've made some wonderful friendships with the local families.but it's getting so crowded.

[bukitkatilmp]

Bali has been practicing Hinduism for thousands of years, way before Christianity even existed.