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I Needed a Hug (Bali Gave Me One)

Solo travel in Bali isn't always sunrise yoga and perfect beaches. Sometimes you get sick. Sometimes you're alone and just need a hug. This is what that looks like. I got hit with Bali belly the day of a local temple ceremony I'd been invited to. No tourists, just me trying to be respectful while feeling dreadful. The next morning, I go to the local market to find breakfast navigating breakfast mostly in Indonesian. But here's the thing: learning some Bahasa Indonesia opens doors. From ordering food at markets to spontaneous conversations with rice farmers, language turns you from tourist to participant. This video isn't a tutorial. It's just what happened over two days - the rough parts and the moments that made them worth it. Oh! And I visit a unique temple that had a surprising affect on me. RESOURCES MENTIONED: ▶️ Adi Knows Bali Playlist:    • Kelecung, Tegal Mengkeb, Tabanan, Bali   ▶️ Sanur Diaries Bahasa Indonesia Video: :    • This Indonesian Learning Trick Got Me Conv...   ▶️ Fiasco Da gama Channel:    / @fiascodagama1   📱Anki Demo Video:    • Anki for Language Learners: A Quick and Ea...   CHAPTERS: 00:00 I Got Sick in Bali 01:03 Temple Ceremony (While Feeling Dreadful) 01:33 The Reality of Solo Travel in Bali 02:11 The Next Morning 02:58 Finding the Hidden Morning Market 05:39 Ordering Breakfast in Indonesian 07:20 What I Actually Bought (The Taste Test!) 09:37 Setting Off for the Temple and introducing Bahas Indonesia. 10:14 Heading to Kelecung Temple + Language Chat 10:39 Adi Knows Bali YouTube Channel (Good for Bahasa Indonesia Listening Practice.) 12:32 Sanur Diaries YouTube Channel (Download a 100-word Bahasa Indonesia Resource) 13:07 Flashcards and Anki (Digital Flashcards) 14:09 The Power of Communication with 270 MIllion Peaple! 14:29 Arriving at Kelecung Temple (Pura Kelecung) 15:24 History of Kelecung Temple 17:05 Touring the Temple Grounds 20:24 Rice Field Walk 21:51 Why Learning Indonesia Can Be Easy 23:34 Interacting With Locals in Indonesian 25:40 More Reasons Learning Bahasa Indonesia is Easy 27:06 Reasons to Learn Bahasa Indonesia 🎬 Support the Adventure If you enjoy my travel films and want to help me become a full-time creator, there are a few ways to support the journey: 👕 The "Selalu Jalan Jalan" T-shirt means "always exploring" in Indonesian. It's become my icebreaker in places where tourists rarely venture. Get your very own at https://ben-woodward-shop.fourthwall.... 🍺 Ko-fi: Buy me a Bintang: https://www.ko-fi.com/benwoodwardyt 💸 PayPal: Support the channel via PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/BenWo... ✈️ Travel & Gear Air Asia: My #1 choice for flying between Australia and Asia: https://bit.ly/OnlyAirAsia Editing: I use Wondershare Filmora for my travel films: https://tidd.ly/4bg8sGy 📩 Business & Contact Email: ben.woodward.yt@gmail.com _____________________________________ I'm Ben. I travel through Bali where tourists often don't. Sometimes I'm the only foreigner in the village. I eat at local warungs, visit off-the-map beaches, and offer alternative perspectives on well-known destinations. If you need that nudge to book your first trip, you're exploring Indonesia vicariously from your armchair, or you're experienced but want fresh angles on places you thought you knew — this channel's for you. #SoloTravel #BaliReality #TravelStruggles #BahasaIndonesia #LearningIndonesian #SoloTravelTips #AuthenticBali #TravelHonestly #BaliVillageLife #LanguageLearning #BaliTemple #RealTravel #ExpatsInBali #SlowTravel #BaliLife