Day 1 - Ubud and Batur Volcano Tour

Barong & Kris Dance - Experience the Barong and Kris Dance

Batubulan is renowned for its trance performances, held every morning at 9:30 sharp. Witness the timeless battle between Ratu Barong, the community’s loyal guardian resembling a cross between a lion and a Pekinese dog, and Rangda, the graveyard’s demonic mistress. At the peak of the drama, Barong’s entranced followers turn their krises on themselves, usually without harm. Even the Balinese, who easily enter trance states, have devised tricks to avoid injury from the sharp blades. Recently renamed for accuracy, the Barong dance remains a captivating spectacle, with occasional genuine trances among the performers. Three professional groups present the Barong Dance each morning. This dance is part of the Bali nature holiday package offered.

Tohpati Village - Explore Batik Hand Weaving

Tohpati village is famous for its batik woven crafts and traditional writing, offering a variety of motifs, shapes, and materials. Prices range from tens of thousands to millions of rupiah. A must-visit during a Bali tour, this shopping area offers a selection of typical Balinese souvenirs, including women’s batik shirts, men’s shirts, nightgowns, fans, paintings, bags, wallets, and other batik-themed items. Prices reflect the high quality, making them perfect for personal use, gifts, or special presents for loved ones.

Celuk Village - Visit Celuk Village on the Bali Nature Holiday Package

Celuk’s silver and goldsmiths are renowned for their intricate work, experiencing a production boom as contemporary jewelry orders have surged. Celuk artisans skillfully transition from traditional filigree ornamentation to modern geometric designs, creating globally popular pieces. The cottage industry extends throughout the village, beyond the ornate art shops along the main road, to family compounds where children learn the craft from a young age.

Tegenungan Waterfall - Discover the Exotic Tegenungan Waterfall

Located in Kemenuh Village, Sukawati District, Gianyar Regency, 30 km from Denpasar City, Tegenungan Waterfall stands 15 meters tall. Despite its modest height, the waterfall boasts a powerful flow, with clean and clear water.

Mount Batur - Explore Batur Volcano and Its Lake, Temen Village - Coffee and Cocoa Plantation

This village is part of the daily Bali nature holiday package. Kintamani Village, home to Batur Volcano and crater lake, sits 1500 meters high, offering a cool, damp climate ideal for growing oranges and passion fruit. On market day, every third day, the main street becomes a lively hub of vendors, some traveling from afar with their goods.

Batur

In 1926, Mt. Batur’s violent eruption destroyed the original village of Batur at the mountain’s southern foot. The unharmed but homeless villagers relocated to a high ridge overlooking their former home and began rebuilding their temple, Pura Ulun Danu. Construction continues, creating one of the island’s most impressive temples, with stark meru towers against the smoking volcano backdrop.

Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple - Visit Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple

The water temple of Gunung Kawi is just a short distance along this side road. A natural spring flows from the temple’s heart into a pool so clear you can count the scales on the large goldfish around the opulent island shrine at its center. Holy water is requested at a nearby small shrine, and within the temple walls are open-air public baths. The Bali nature holiday package invites visitors to explore other courtyards where shrines and pavilions are lovingly maintained by Sebatu locals.

Rawana and Hanuman

Pura Gunung Kawi features numerous carvings, many old, but two new ones in the left-hand pavilion of the inner courtyard stand out. One depicts Rawana, the demonic king of Lanka from the Ramayana epic, and the other shows Hanuman, the white warrior monkey who challenges him.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace - Admire the Beautiful Tegalalang Rice Terrace

Tegalalang Rice Terrace is one of Bali’s most famous attractions, located north of Ubud at 600m above sea level. It’s a must-visit spot in Ubud, offering terraces with stunning views and gentle slopes. Although smaller than Jatiluwih’s terraces, this terracing is a source of pride for the Balinese people.

Puri Saren Palace - Explore Puri Saren of Ubud and Stay Overnight in Ubud

One of Bali’s most esteemed dance groups performs several nights a week in the outer courtyard of the principal palace, at the northeast corner of the central crossroad. Their backdrop is a grand gate, Kori Agung, built by Ubud’s renowned artist, I Gusti Nyoman Lempad. It separates the outer courtyard from the palace’s inner sanctum, where the current ruling Cokorda resides. The Puri Saren was demolished by the 1917 earthquake, so the maze of courtyards, pavilions, and elaborate gates behind the Kori Agung were mostly rebuilt soon after.

Merajan Agung. The towering gate above a steep flight of steps north of the main palace is one of the finest of its kind, with a striking pyramid of Boma faces above its door. This is the main entrance to the Merajan Agung, the Royal Family’s private palace temple, housing the palace’s most revered heirlooms. This palace is included in the Bali nature holiday package.

Day 2 - Uluwatu Temple and Kecak Fire Dance

Padang Padang Beach - Visit the Lovely Padang Padang Beach

Uluwatu Temple - “Uluwatu Temple”
Perched 250 feet above the water, it offers a perfect vantage point to view the beach below and watch the massive waves roll in from the Indian Ocean and crash against the cliffs.

Uluwatu - Experience the Kecak and Fire Dance
Performed in a unique setting, this dance features up to 50 men swaying and chanting to hypnotic music, inspired by the Ramayana story.

Kedonganan - Enjoy Dinner at Jimbaran Beach with Fresh Seafood

Day 3 - Ulundanu Temple and Tanah Lot Temple

Taman Ayun Temple - Visit Taman Ayun Temple
As the family temple of the Mengwi dynasty, whose kingdom lasted until the late 1800s, it is famous for its exquisite wooden meru or pagoda.

Ulun Danu Beratan Temple - Explore Ulun Danu Lake Temple
With its towering pagoda surrounded by a beautiful garden, this is a major tourist stop, too beautiful to miss. The outer grounds are formally landscaped with clipped lawns and bold flowerbeds, reflecting the elegance of the lakeside temple and its stately presence.

Wanagiri Hidden Hills - Discover Wanagiri Hidden Hills
Located in the highlands of Wanagiri and Munduk village, Sukasada district, Buleleng regency, this place boasts a beauty that captivates and enchants all who visit.

Handara Iconic Gate - Capture a Picture at the Handara Iconic Gate
Famous as an Instagrammable spot in Bali, take a stunning photo in front of Handara Gate with the breathtaking view of green scenery and the gigantic-exotic traditional Balinese gate as your backdrop. Enjoy the amazing green surroundings, beautiful scenery, and the smoky green hills between the gates that create a perfect picture.

Tanah Lot - Visit Tanah Lot Temple
Tanah Lot Temple (Indonesian: Pura Tanah Lot) is as iconic as the island of Bali. Dedicated to the God of the Sea, it boasts breathtaking natural splendor, standing on solid sea rock overlooking the Indian Ocean.

• All entrance fees and tickets included
• Lunch provided
• Dinner included
• Donations covered
• English-speaking driver or tour guide
• Full AC hotel transfers

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.