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Do you love travelling? Do you want to explore the world? One by one different places but than you drop back the idea just cause of expenditure? Hello everyone. This is crazy arounder and in this blog we would like to suggest you on how you could do a trip to Bali from India in just Rs. 55k for 5 days. There are surely many agencies out there and I am not one of them. But if you would want to do a budget trip fully customised according to your needs and at ease, this blog might help you do so. Best time to visit: April to October being dry season at this time. Although high season is during the months of July and August, during Easter Holidays and Christmas / New Year. Flight and visa: visa for Indian citizen is free and its visa on arrival. There are no direct flight to this destination and a round-trip for one person would cost rounghly between Rs. 30k-35k. Ngurah Rai International Airport is the name of the airport. Suggested website to book flights from Wego, Yatra, Makemytrip Currency: the currency here is Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). 14620 Rp = 1USD, 17407 Rp = 1€, 200 Rp = 1₹. Note that when someone here says that the cost for eg. something is for 150 it means it is 150,000 IDR. Incase if you choose to get currency exchanged in Bali, a better option is get USD here to get it exchange to IDR and remember to not exchange it at the airports. Food cost : the cost for lunch, dinner, breakfast for 5 days would be covered up easily within Rs. 2.5k per person for a moderate amount. Travelling the island: hiring a two wheeler and getting along is very cheap. It costs roughly about Rs. 400 per 12 hours. If you don't know to drive another option is to hire a vehicle or use this app called Gojek that can help you travel here. Stay in: It depends on your interest. Some of the suggested stay in are Bubble Hotel cost around Rs. 6k for two per night. Jungle Bubble lodge cost around Rs. 3k for two per night New Pondak Sara Villa (villa with private pool and floating breakfast) around Rs. 3.5k per person /night The Nani roughly Rs. 1k per person /night Aksari Villa Seminyak (private pool villa) about Rs. 4k per person/night The Amasya (villa with private pool) roughly Rs. 5k per person /night Besides these there are also hostels which would be as less as Rs. 400 per night. Day 1 Its always recommended to not have any major activities be done on first day. The way to spend this day is exploring the local area around where you stay, or get some cash exchanged or just relax. Day 2 This day begins way too early. From the night of 1st day i.e. Around 2:30, 3:30 am of day 2, set on to your first activity which is treck to Mount Batur. This treck starts in the dark in order to try to make it up to the top by sunrise to enjoy the beautiful view. When you reach at its peak you can see an amazing view of a layer of clouds right below you. You can choose to have an add on activity like visit to coffee plantation, hot spring, rafting, jungle swing, etc. This activity would cost about Rs. 2.5k to 4k depending on the tour being on shared or private basis. Suggested site to book on Thrillophilia, Klook, Makemytrip Get back to your room, rest for a while and then you can head on to another activity like trips to different waterfalls. Bali has so many scenic waterfalls to explore. If you have rented a bike you can easily travel to these places through the help of Google maps. If not, well there are some trips that will specifically tour you through waterfalls of Bali which be roughly cost around Rs. 3.5k. Later this day why not hop into Bali's crazy and amazing nightlife where the parties roughly start from Rs. 500 onwards. Day 3 Surrounding Bali are many more small islands. Some of the famous ones are Nusa Penida, Lombok, Gili Trawangan, Java and many more. You can choose to stay a few nights at each of these. If you don't want to spend your money and days on visiting all these, you can opt for a day tour to this famous Nusa Penida where you can visit Kelingking beach (it takes nearly 45 mins to hike down to get to the beach), Broken beach, Crystal Bay, Angel's Bilabong on Thrillophilia, Klook costing roughly Rs. 3.5k (excluding lunch). Day 4 Have you seen those beautiful pics of Bali posted by many on Instagram? The beautiful scenic views from different temples, rice terraces, and much more. For this day you can set out on the famous Instagram tour on Viator, Get your guide. This entire day trip will be for 8 hours which would roughly cost Rs. 5k. So the entire day could be well visiting some beautiful places here. Day 5 Time to return back to your home carrying so many great memories made in past 4 days. Also note another site to consider for booking activities is Ithaka. P. S. The links mentioned above are purely based on recommendations by travellers. They are not sponsored or affiliate. The above mentioned activities are just a recommendation for budget itinerary. There are much more activities and things to explore here.