Overnight at the International Terminal Denpasar Bali

"Sometimes you can't change the situation, you have to go with the flow"

 After completing my studies, I had to back to my home country. It was tough to travel alone, transit several times, and have to overnight at the airport and then transit again. It might be a cup of tea for others but not for me. I understand it because everyone has a different journey and a different lifestyle. I always thank GOD for who I am and always appreciate everything I have.

Before traveling I was thinking, is it possible to overnight at the international terminal in Denpasar Bali Indonesia? I was worried! As I couldn't afford to overnight in the hotel or any comfortable space for a night. I felt blank and had no idea what to do! I had no choice. I had to go with the flow. I didn't care what would happen. I was ready to take the risk.

I flew from Bangladesh to Bangkok then Denpasar Bali Indonesia. I reached Denpasar Bali at 3 p.m. My next flight was at 10:35 a.m. the next day. Due to several issues, I was not able to overnight in the hotel, so I chose to sleep in an international terminal free of cost. I was confident enough to handle the situation without falling into the scammers.

I felt cold, mosquito bites, lonely, and worried when I tried to lie down on the chairs in the International Terminal. As I was alone I stayed for 19 hours before transit. 

The most terrible one was the Wi-Fi also didn't work. I could not access to Internet which was the worst thing ever, however, I have a bible to read instead. Whenever I connected to Wi-Fi there was a special person who always chatted with me to make sure I was fine and everything went well with me. I miss him and love him. 

At 12 pm midnight, there were some other female passengers, who were sleeping next to my chair, so I was confident enough to tell my BF that I 

could sleep now as some female came and slept next to me. He supported me to sleep for a while. I slept at 12 p.m. and woke up at 5 a.m., arranged my stuff, and got ready to check in and fly to Dili Timor-Leste.

This short experience reminds me to not worry about anything that happens, because everything happens for a reason, and there is always a solution. Always be Thankful to the ALMIGHTY, Appreciate everything you have and gain, learn from the experience, and Never Ever compare yourself with others. We all have a different path in our lives. 

"YOU CAN DO IT”