Please remember these serious things when you were visiting Bali:
- Attending ceremonies:
* Always wear sarong and sash.
* Don't walk in front of people praying.
* Don't use flash camera or push your camera into the priest's face!
* Never sit higher than the priest or the offerings.
* At cremations, don't get in the way of te attendees - however important taht photraphic opportunity is!
* Women are not allowed to enter temples during menstruation.
Sorry ladies !
- Try not to step on pfferings in te street(walk around them).
- Dangerous Sport:
Make sure you either have personal insurance or travel insurance that will cover any accidents!
- Driving:
In Bali always expect the unexpected, always keep your eyes open and your mind on driving. Beware of motorbikes! It's best to rent a car wit full insurance as this will save time and money if you are involved in an accident.
- Money changers:
Be very careful when changing your money. Always check the rate of excange and commission (if any) the money changer is taking. Most importantly, always count your money before you leave the premises and if you can, bring your own calculator, as the ones used by some places can be "a little inaccurate".
- Petty Crime:
* There have been a few cases of handbags being snatched after tourists have cashed money at Banks or Money Changers! Put your money away in your 'bum-bag' or hold onto your hand bag tightly!
* When changing large amounts of money please check each note carefully as thre are number of (noticeable) fake notes in circulation.
* When trying on garments don't take your jewellery off and leave it lying around - give it to a friend or leave it in the hotel safe.
- Swimming in the sea :
Currents/undertows can be strong, always swim between red and yellow flags, don't swim too far out! Don't leave your belongings unattended on te beach.
- When attending Special Ceremonies or Anniversary Celebrations as a guest or onlooker, small donations are gratefully received. Your donations will elp in paying for the offerings and upkeep of the temple.
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