It’s Not All Roses on Bali
Here are some of the ways “living in Paradise” takes some getting used to when you have to adapt to a new culture and way of life.
Wonderful Indonesia
Indonesia is a nation of cloud-covered volcanic peaks, lush rice paddies and pristine beaches. With over 17,000 islands, this is the ideal destination for water lovers.
Visit the largest Buddhist monument on earth at Borobodur, cruise around the dramatic islands of western Flores, track down Komodo dragons, visit exotic Balinese temples, trek to the top of Indonesia’s second highest volcano, eat-pray-love in the Balinese highlands, and see orangutans in Borneo.
Be warned, however: This unique country spans a New York-to-London-sized distance. You’ll need careful planning to make the most of your time here.
Here are some of the ways “living in Paradise” takes some getting used to when you have to adapt to a new culture and way of life.
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