While Bali has some truly amazing dishes, like babi ruling and beef rendang, there's also some oddballs that may seem pretty strange - and even downright disgusting - to Western palettes. But if you're game to try just about anything, here's some of the weirdest dishes Bali has to offer...
Every local dish in Bali that you should try before you leave - they really are THAT good! Pull up this list the next time you're in a warung and unsure of what to order!
Tenganan village located on Bali's east coast is, ultimately, a heritage village. With cobbled paths, hand-built houses, locals attending to temples, and women carrying fruits and vegetables in baskets on their heads, Tenganan is where you can really get an idea of what Bali from days gone past must have once looked like. And this post provides you with everything you need to go to visit Teganan without the assistance of a guide.
If you want to get off the beaten "Nasi Goreng" path and away from the tourist destinations in Bali, then you're going to need to learn at least a few basic food words in Indonesian.
After talking with Chef Bagus of Samabe Resort, I finally understand what makes Indonesian - and especially Balinese - cuisine so special! In this blog post, I share everything I learned about one of my favorite Asian cuisines with you so that when you come to Bali (and trust me, you will!) you're excited to get off the beaten food path and try more than just the typical "Nasi Goreng".
Riviera House's tropical island bungalows are perfect for budget travelers who want a unique Bali accommodation experience that doesn't break the bank. You can book your stay online through Airbnb for only $20/night.
The last thing that comes to people's minds when they think of Canggu is "traditional" anything... and yet, just across the infamous Canggu shortcut you can find a traditional Balinese healer who is not only very knowledgeable about the human body, but also extremely funny.
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