8 Don'ts for Tourists When Traveling in Bali That Must be Understood

Because, the offerings or canangs cannot be stepped on, or damaged by anyone.

If that happens, you are not respecting Balinese culture and being careless.

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• Indiscriminately Entering the Sacred Area

Once again, politeness while in Bali really must be maintained, especially for you tourists.

You have to be careful looking around, because you might accidentally enter a sacred area in Bali.

Do not carelessly enter sacred areas or enter without permission. Some areas in Bali are prohibited from being entered by other people because of their purity, and we must obey these rules. 

• Urinating Carelessly

Urinating on trees is illegal in Bali.

You should not carelessly choose a place to urinate, try to find the nearest toilet to do this activity.

It's not just a matter of sanctity, but carelessly urinating is also a matter of disrespectful behavior and polluting the environment in Bali.

• Residing Without Identity and Permission

Foreign tourists must have an identity and a permit when in Bali.

If you feel at home in Bali, tourists must have a clear permit, whether for vacation or work.

Several cases show foreign tourists whose visas have expired and are secretly staying in Bali.

If without identity and residence permit expires, foreign tourists will be immediately deported to their country of origin. 

• Ignoring the Rules on the Beach

One of the charms of Bali is the beauty of its beaches. 

Foreign tourists come to Bali to enjoy the beautiful views of the beach and sea in Bali. 

However, while on the beach you need to know the rules and obey them.