AIRPLANE
Apart from cruises, it is the only way to get there from a foreign country. Tourists from 169 countries only need a passport with more than 6 months validity and a ticket to leave the country, since the 30-day visa is free from March 2016 and is processed upon arrival (Visa on Arrival). Continue reading “BALI, GETTING THERE AND AWAY”
Updated July 6, 2019
In Bali there are several, but mainly these two volcanoes are the interesting ones, being the largest and the only active ones. Most tourists are happy with a photo of them, but if someone is thinking about a closer approach, here’s how to do it. Continue reading “SEE OR CLIMB BALI VOLCANOES: MOUNT BATUR AND AGUNG”
Updated July 6, 2019
Considered among the best in Asia and therefore in the world, a visit to the rice terraces is something essential on every trip to Bali because: Continue reading “TEGALLALANG, JATILUWIH AND OTHER RICE TERRACES IN BALI”
Updated April 9, 2019
This is the first time I write a post citing only negative aspects of a city. I wouldn’t have imagined it would be on this particular one, which is one of my favorites in Europe. Before proceeding, don’t think is a dangerous city, but it is a crowded one where they try to rip off tourists continuously. Continue reading “PRAGUE: DANGERS, PROBLEMS AND NEGATIVE ASPECTS”
Updated on August 19, 2019
AIRPORT
Vaclav Hagel International Airport is 16 km west of the city. It has two terminals connected by a pedestrian corridor, number 1 for non-Schengen flights, and number 2 for flights from Schengen area flights. Continue reading “TRANSPORTATION IN PRAGUE”
Al Was Here 