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The New Do’s for Tourists in Bali
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Tourists must respect the holy, sacred nature of Balinese temples and all other religious symbols on the island.
Tourists must respect Balinese culture, customs, traditions, and art, in addition to the wisdom of the Balinese people.
Tourists must dress modestly and respectfully, especially wearing appropriate clothing when visiting holy places, tourist attractions, and public spaces.
Tourists must behave politely and respectfully in sacred places, tourist attractions, restaurants, on the roads, and in all public places.
Tourists must be accompanied by a tour guide who has a tour guide license when visiting tourist attractions. The tour guide must have a solid understanding of natural conditions [Bali’s way of life], customs, traditions, and local wisdom of the Balinese people.
Tourists must only exchange foreign currency at authorized money changer (KUPVA) organizers. Such money changers can be either banks or non-banks marked with a permit number and a QR code logo from Bank Indonesia.
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Tourists must respect the holy, sacred nature of Balinese temples and all other religious symbols on the island.
Tourists must respect Balinese culture, customs, traditions, and art, in addition to the wisdom of the Balinese people.
Tourists must dress modestly and respectfully, especially wearing appropriate clothing when visiting holy places, tourist attractions, and public spaces.
Tourists must behave politely and respectfully in sacred places, tourist attractions, restaurants, on the roads, and in all public places.
Tourists must be accompanied by a tour guide who has a tour guide license when visiting tourist attractions. The tour guide must have a solid understanding of natural conditions [Bali’s way of life], customs, traditions, and local wisdom of the Balinese people.
Tourists must only exchange foreign currency at authorized money changer (KUPVA) organizers. Such money changers can be either banks or non-banks marked with a permit number and a QR code logo from Bank Indonesia.
more...
https://thebalisun.com/balis-much-antici...-revealed/
