The first stop is Batuan Temple, one of Bali’s most ancient temples, with a history spanning over a millennium. This temple is celebrated for its exquisite Balinese architecture, showcasing detailed stone carvings that illustrate Hindu mythology. Visitors will experience a profound spiritual ambiance while admiring the well-preserved structures.

Following this, the tour proceeds to Celuk Village, the artistic center of Bali’s silver craftsmanship. Here, visitors can observe talented artisans crafting intricate silver jewelry using age-old techniques. Those interested can purchase a unique handcrafted piece as a memorable souvenir.

The journey then continues to Tegenungan Waterfall, a stunning cascade enveloped by lush tropical greenery. This location is ideal for nature enthusiasts and photographers, offering a refreshing retreat from the busy world. Visitors can enjoy the view, feel the cooling mist, or swim in the natural pool below.

After appreciating the beauty of Tegenungan Waterfall, the tour moves to Monkey Forest in Ubud. This sacred jungle sanctuary is home to numerous playful long-tailed macaques. Besides interacting with the monkeys, visitors can explore the ancient temples hidden within the forest, adding a mystical element to the adventure.

The next destination is Tegalalang Rice Terrace, one of Bali’s most iconic landscapes. The magnificent green terraces offer a breathtaking view, perfect for a leisurely walk, an Instagram-worthy photoshoot on the famous swing, or simply relaxing with a fresh coconut.

After enjoying the beauty of Tegalalang, there will be a lunch break at D Alas, a scenic open-air restaurant set amidst lush tropical surroundings. Guests can savor a delicious selection of Balinese and international dishes while soaking in the tranquil jungle atmosphere.

Post-lunch, the tour continues to Tirta Empul, a sacred temple renowned for its holy water purification pools. The natural spring water is believed to cleanse the body and soul of negative energy. Visitors can participate in the purification ritual or simply admire the temple’s unique architecture and spiritual ambiance.

The final stop is a Coffee Plantation, where visitors will gain insight into Bali’s traditional coffee-making process. A tasting session featuring various coffee and herbal tea flavors, including the world-famous Luwak coffee, is offered. This is a perfect conclusion to the journey before returning to the starting point.

• Government tax included
• Lunch provided
• Entrance Ticket covered
• Fuel surcharges included
• Parking fees taken care of

• Dinner
• Alcohol

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