I Didn’t Expect This… A Surprise Proposal in Bali✈️ 💍🌴

Bali was a truly special place for us, filled with beautiful moments and positive memories. We barely used our phones or cameras, and it’s hard for me to imagine how much I could have recorded if I had a camera with me all the time. One thing is certain — Bali is a place you absolutely have to visit 🌴

Because we had limited time, we hired a driver for one day to see as much as possible. Of course, if you have more time, you can rent a scooter and explore the island on your own. Our day was very intense — from 5:00 AM until 7:00 PM we were constantly on the move. We were exhausted, but incredibly happy. Thanks to that, we managed to see so much and truly feel the atmosphere of Bali.

During this time, we visited some truly amazing places, including:
• Lempuyang Temple
• Tirta Gangga
• Tukad Cepung Waterfall
• Kanto Lampo Waterfall
• Tibumana Waterfall
• Bali Pulina
• Tegalalang Rice Terrace
• Ubud Street Market

The island is stunning — green, warm, and full of life. During our entire stay, it only rained once, and that was in the evening, so the weather was really on our side. I’ll share more details about these places in the video.

I also want to mention the people — Balinese people are incredibly kind and always smiling. Just seeing them made my heart feel warm. I’m so grateful that I could experience their culture, which is truly different and fascinating. I really hope that one day I’ll return 🤍

When it comes to food and drinks — Bali is not just about parties and clubs, but above all about relaxation for the mind and body. Healthy food, an active lifestyle, and a calm atmosphere make you feel so good there. We didn’t risk trying very local food, but restaurants, hotel breakfasts, and other places served absolutely delicious meals🥭🍍

We visited both Ubud and Uluwatu, and each of these places is completely different and unique in its own way.
Ubud is the perfect place to experience Balinese culture — temples, spirituality, religious sites, and a calmer vibe. It’s a space for exploring, observing local life, and truly absorbing the culture. Even if some people consider it more “classic” or standard, for me it was incredibly meaningful.

Uluwatu, on the other hand, has a completely different energy. We used scooters there much more often — without them, getting around would be quite difficult. The scooter gave us freedom and the chance to explore the area on our own terms. The views, cliffs, and coastal paths were absolutely breathtaking, and walks along the coast left us speechless.

I highly recommend both places, but honestly — Ubud is best if you can spend more time there to truly feel it, while Uluwatu definitely deserves more than five days. Every day there reveals something new and special.

Finally, I want to share something very personal — Bali became even more special to me because my boyfriend proposed to me there 💍
This place will forever stay in my heart 🤍

Thank you for watching the vlog and experiencing this unforgettable journey with us 🌴✨
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