Rachel Bergsma

The Ibu of all Bali Guide Books (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Finally, a Guide Book for Bali from someone who actually lives in Bali. The real facts about Balinese Culture, Balinese Tourism, Living in Bali and everything else you need to know to understand and enjoy this mysterious Island. Information from someone who runs a Tour Company in Bali and has lived legally in Bali for 14 years. If you wish to visit Bali for the first time you will need to read this book first. If you have been many times, you will want to read this book to answer all those mysterious questions you have.

This is not a guidebook for shopping, where to stay or where to go to a spa etc, although there are tips on shopping and how to have an enjoyable experience, tips on allergies and how to avoid eating the wrong thing, this is a Guide book to help you truly understand the unique culture of Bali, and to ensure you don't make any culturally insensitive, or worse illegal mistakes while you are here. What you won't find in this book - external links to any visa agent websites or accommodation sites, apart from government sites. What you won't find in this book - how to move to Bali, but you will certainly have lots of valuable cultural information, if you do decide to move here.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: C.Bali Tour & Travel
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. März 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201500405
• Artikelnr.: 63571249

Autorenporträt

Rachel Bergsma is the writer of the Facebook blog, Ibu Chronicles, a blog about living in Bali with her Dutch husband and working in a traditional village in North Bali.

Rachel (Rach) and her husband, have been living and running a tour and travel business located in a Balinese owned hotel, at Lake Batur, Kintamani for twelve years. Well, before Rona visited.

Twenty years after she vowed never return to Bali, she now follows the Balinese faith. She lives a simple life in Bali, Indonesia, with her husband, her rescue dogs, and her extended Balinese family.