Kim Bin-woo on adapting to reality after moving to Bali: "A 5km distance takes an hour... there are no traffic lights"

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Broadcaster Kim Bin-woo shared his daily life as he adjusts to living in Bali after relocating.

On the 28th, Kim posted on his social media showing himself dropping off his children at school and then touring the neighborhood, sharing his firsthand experiences of traffic and living conditions in Bali.

Kim stated, "(While there may be slight differences from area to area,) here there is no clear distinction between sidewalks and roads," adding, "Although lines are marked, they are so narrow that when motorcycles and cars approach simultaneously, drivers must figure out how to avoid each other on their own."

He further expressed surprise at the local traffic environment, noting, "There are no traffic lights except on major roads."

Kim explained, "Heavy traffic in every section is something you have to endure wherever you go," and added, "It's not unusual for a 5km distance shown on maps to take 50 to 60 minutes instead of the expected 15 to 20 minutes."

He said, "I'm not heading straight home after dropping off the kids at school; I'm currently touring the neighborhood," and noted, "You need to walk around yourself to know where the shops are, what they sell, and where shortcuts are. It will take about a month of walking before you can truly remember it."

He described Bali as "a place where picturesque skies coexist with construction sites everywhere and motorcycle exhaust fumes," adding, "First, you need to adapt to these conditions before you can say you're living in Bali."

Meanwhile, Kim married a businessman in 2015 and has one son and one daughter.

Recently, Kim moved to Bali with his family. At the time, he revealed the reason for starting this new chapter of life, saying, "It wasn't an easy decision, but we wanted to take on a new challenge before we grow older and while our children are still young enough to be held in our arms."

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