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An accidental interview with someone moving to Bali

I had a conversation with someone recently that summed up a lot of what annoys me about a certain type of Bali visitor.

How long had we been here? Did we build our place? What did we pay a month?

I explained it had been paid upfront. But...

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BALI, BY PEOPLE ACTUALLY FROM HERE: #2 It’s my Bali, not yours

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Intimidated by teenagers in an onsen

I’ve been to two onsens in my life.

The first was in a small ski-hotel in Hakuba, which mainly catered to Australians while we were there. It was tiny and on the top floor, with a big window facing out towards the snowy mountains. The sec...

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A very brief stop in Narita

I arrived in Narita in a huff.

Over our trip I had been developing a deep love for tonkatsu: a breaded pork cutlet served with a sticky, sweet and tangy sauce. We had come from Kanazawa, where there was said to be an excellent tonkatsu re...

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Medewi and me

I just realised that one place in Bali has book-ended many big moments for me. It’s the first place we ever visited in Indonesia, Medewi.

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When I first came to Indonesia 8 years ago, I was not planning to visit Bali. With two months...

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    Londoner who accidentally ended up in Bali. Writing about travel, contradiction, and the push and pull of family. As seen in Geographical and Mekong Review.

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    an aspiring business analyst and island girl based down under ✦ writing about travel, life, and everything in between

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