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Ijust got back from the most amazing week in Bali, and honestly, I wish I never had to leave. From the second I stepped off the plane, it felt like I had entered a dream. The air was warm and smelled like flowers and spices, and even the airport felt more peaceful than anywhere l've ever been.

My first day was spent in Ubud, the heart of Bali. I stayed in a little villa surrounded by rice fields and palm trees. I woke up to the sound of birds and roosters every morning. I visited the Sacred Monkey Forest and, believe it or not, a monkey climbed on my backpack and tried to unzip it! I didn't know whether to laugh or panic, but luckily, a guide helped me out.

One of my favorite parts of the trip was visiting the Tirta Empul temple. I took part in a water purification ceremony with locals and other travelers. Stepping into the cold, clear water and moving from fountain to fountain was so peaceful and meaningful. It felt like I was letting go of stress I didn't even know I had.

Of course, late like royalty the entire week. Nasi goreng, mie goreng, satay with peanut sauce, and fresh mango juice with every meal. One night I even took a cooking class in a local home, and we cooked everything from scratch. The host family was so kind-they treated me like one of their own.

The last few days I spent lounging on the beaches of Seminyak and watching sunsets that didn't look real. I even tried surfing... I wiped out more than I stood up, but it was still awesome.

Bali wasn't just a trip. It was an experience I'll never forget.

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This was my first meal in Bali—nasi goreng, a flavorful Indonesian fried rice dish served with a fried egg on top. So simple, but so good!

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I tried chicken satay at a local warung. The peanut sauce was rich and creamy, and the meat was grilled to perfection.

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For dessert, I had dadar gulung-bright green pandan crepes rolled with sweet coconut filling. It was like nothing I've ever tasted before!

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took part in a water purification ceremony at the Tirta Empul temple. It was peaceful, spiritual, and truly
unforgettable.

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One of the monkeys in the Sacred Monkey Forest tried to open my backpack—curious little guys with big personalities!

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The rice terraces in Ubud were one of the most peaceful and stunning places I've ever seen. It felt like walking through a painting.