Indonesians give Indians a visa on arrival for about ₹2,500. Flights cost around ₹18,000, homestays are about ₹1,000–1,500 per night, and local warungs serve cheap meals like nasi goreng and satay. October is warm (24–31 °C) with light rain, so you can still enjoy Ubud’s rice terraces, Tanah Lot sunsets, and a hike up Mount Batur. For beaches and nightlife, head to Kuta or Seminyak, and for culture and nature, stay in Ubud. Scooters and BlueBird taxis are easy ways to get around, and Grab makes travel simple. Remember to wear a sarong at temples. Budget hostels and backpacker hubs make it easy to meet people,