Start Time
We will pick up in a little bit different time depend on your hotel location. If you are staying at Nusadua area, we will pick you up in time range of 07.15 – 07.30 am; Kuta at 07.30 – 07.45; and for Sanur and Ubud at 07.45 – 08.00.

Your journey
From your hotel you will be driven to Kintamani through Denpasar (except your hotel location is in Ubud), Batubulan, Celuk, Sukawati, Tampak Siring. In your long way in Batubulan village, you will see various type of stone carving. After that you will pass Celuk village, a central part of Bali’s Gold and Silversmith home industry. Make a stop at an artshop and have a look at the exhibiting jewelery’s products. In Sukawati village, almost all Bali’s art products are available at the Sukawati Art Market. This is a general market for people. You may buy something here such as t-shirt, statue, sarong, and so on. Tampak Siring has another sense of interest for foreigners. In this place the palace of the first Indonesian president is situated. You will need a very special time to explore this palace. (Please visit another page for more details about this place from here. Tirta Empul also presents another of a Hinduism temple’s beauty in Tampak Siring. We offers this package in Tampak Siring Tours.)

The Trunyan Village
Trunyan is an original Balinese village. Trunyan is located at the edge of the Lake Batur across Toya Bungkah village. This village can be accessed by boat in 15 minutes sailing from a small harbor at Buahan village (which is located about 4 kms from Penelokan village).

Trunyan, Bali Aga and the Unburried BodyA scenic morning drive direct to Penelokan where a steep winding road leads down to the shores of lake Batur. Motor boats await to take you across the lake to a village strangling on the brink between past and future. Trunyan, due to its isolated position and the secretive nature is a people, has retained its pre-Hindu animist customs and a tradition of primitive ritual and ceremony unique in Bali.
The inhabitants call themselves the ‘Bali Aga’ or ‘Original Balinese’. Here the dead are not cremated, but simply laid out in a ravine not far from the village of the mercy of nature and the elements.

The strange phenomenon is that there is no odour from the dead bodies. The villagers attribute this to the scent of the perfumed ‘menyan’ tree from which Trunyan takes its name – Taru menyan. On the opposite shores if the lake the volcano looms high above the small village of Toya Bungkah, so named for its hot springs that flow into the cold lake waters. In recent years a narrow road has been constructed over the lava connecting this village with the outside world, and the hot springs have become a popular retreat.

Completing your tour
After visiting the village you will be driven by boat to the Buahan village. At the harbor our driver will have been waiting for you for taking you to your hotel. You may arrive at your hotel around 5.00 pm, depends on the location of your hotel.

Fare Includes
- Air Conditioned Transport
- English speaking guide or as required
- Entrace fee for all tourism objects
- Lunch at our preferred restaurant
- International Insurance cover

Tenganan Village, Karangasem

Located in the east part of Bali, Tenganan village is just about 4 kms to the north of Candidasa, the prime tourism resort area in Karangasem regency. You will need one hour and half to reach the village which has 78 kms distance from Denpasar city. This village is surrounded by a range of hills and a well-maintaned forest.
While the forest and Ikat Gringsing has made this original village more than just a legend in Bali, we will see it together in this our special tour package.

Start Time
We will pick up in a little bit different time depend on your hotel location. If you are staying at Nusadua area, we will pick you up in time range of 08.15 – 08.30 am; Kuta at 08.30 – 08.45; and for Sanur and Ubud at 08.45 – 09.00.

Your journey
From your hotel you will be driven to Tenganan village through Denpasar (except your hotel location is in Ubud), Batubulan, Celuk, Sukawati, Gianyar, Semarapura (Klungkung), Kusamba, Goa Lawah, and Candidasa. In your long way in Batubulan village, you will see various type of stone carving. After that you will pass Celuk village, a central part of Bali’s Gold and Silversmith home industry. Make a stop at an artshop and have a look at the exhibiting jewelery’s products. . And then you will reach Gianyar city (the capital of Gianyar Regency), the city of art. About 15 minutes drive to the east direction on your way you will arrive at Semarapura City (the capital of Klungkung Regency). The well known Kertha Gosa palace is located in this city. From here we will keep on moving to the east until we reach Goa Lawah, a unique place with its unique cave which is full with holy bats. You can see them from the outside of the cave. They won’t disturb you as long as you don’t disturb them. From this area you can see the Badung Strait with its beautiful sea. We need about 20 minutes drive from here to reach Tenganan village, our final target.
Begin with custom ….

Tenganan is one of few original villages — known as Bali Aga or Bali Mula — in Bali. Strategically located in a valley and surrounded by a range of hills and forest, Tenganan village has developed its own way of life which borned a special custom. This custom then run and reigned the village from one generation to another. Then the culture as an accumulation of the custom presents a unique way of daily life. This has been running for centuries.

There at least four most popular and interesting things which are re-introduced to us by the civilization of this village, and make the village famous in all over the world. Let us begin with easiest one.
The Perang Pandan is one of the famous tradition which has listed in Indonesian Tourism Annual Event. Held in the range of June until Tenganan village has a precious custom on a based community forest. This village has maintained their forest and all its contents for centuries. Their anchestors know the meaning of a forest for their sustainability life. There is no enough space to tell you about the unique of Tenganan village.

Please ask our guide for any question you want to know about this village when you are in location. And it’s better for you to visit this village before you say that USA or the republic of India is the most democratic state in the world. Until at the end of 1980s, Tenganan has its real civilization. Isolated and independence. It is like a country and not much depend on other villages.
Tenganan is perhaps one of the most secluded and conservative villages on the island of Bali, protected by a strict code of isolationism, this ‘original‘ Bali Aga village has retained its unique culture and customs over the centuries. High walls surround the village, and marriage to outsiders is frowned upon , The famous double-ikat Gringsing woven cloth is made here, in a process which takes anything up to eight years to complete one piece. The aristocratic Tenganese own large tracts of fertile land, which they hire out to naighbouring villagers to farm on a share-cropping basis. A number of unusual rituals take place in this village on special holy days, and once a year there is a ritual blood-shedding fight of pandanus leaves in which all the men of the village prove their manhood.
The gamelan instruments used to accompany ceremony and dance are the ancient Selunding instruments, rarely seen now in other parts of Bali. From Tenganan it is only a few kilometers up the coast to the idyllic golden sands of Candi Dasa, recently developed resort that has sprung up around an ancient temple of the same name that is said to be directly linked to Mt. Agung by an underground cave.
Note that on the return trip stops can be made at the Goa Lawah bat cave temple, and to watch primitive salt making on the black sand beaches.

Completing your tour
After visiting the Tenganan Village, our guide will take you back to your hotel. You may arrive at your hotel around 4.00 pm, depends on the location of your hotel.

Fare Includes
- Air Conditioned Transport
- English speaking guide or as required
- Entrance fee for all tourism objects
- Minimum departure is 2 persons

The North City
Located on the north part of Bali, Singaraja is situated near the sea. Singaraja is the capital city of Buleleng Regency. This is the second port of Bali.

Start Time
We will pick up in a little bit different time depend on your hotel location. If you are staying at Nusadua area, we will pick you up in time range of 08.00 – 08.15 am; Kuta at 08.30 – 08.45 am; and for Sanur and Ubud at 08.30 – 08.15 am.

Your journey
From your hotel you will be driven to Singaraja through Denpasar (except your hotel location is in Ubud), Mengwi, Baturiti, Bedugul, and Gitgit. In along your way from Mengwi to Bedugul you will see nice view. It is composed by rice paddy fields, natural village, mountain view, and lake. And once you arrive at Bedugul which has a lower temperature than other place in Bali, you will see another sense of Bali. This area is cold, calm, peace, and romantic. You will also see the three middle lakes in this area. They are Lake Beratan, Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan. This area has a complete tourism facility. Keep on to the north direction you will see the Gigit Village where a great waterfall is located. It is about 11 kms before Singaraja. With a few minute drive from this village you will reach Singaraja city.

Singaraja Today

Singaraja is the capital and chief port of the Buleleng Regency, which stretches along the whole northern coast in Bali. The Raja Panji Sakti built a palace called Singaraja, (which literally translate as ‘lion king’ ), in 1604, and the name remains. Over the centuries the importance of the port has somewhat lessened, with the transfer of Bali’s government to Denpasar, but the original port is still the anchorage for a number of picturesque schooners that ply the local waters. The historical library, Gedong Kirtya, houses some 3,000 lontar books, Balinese manuscripts made of strips of lontar palm that contain a wealth of tradition, teaching and philosophy. This tour also includes a visit of the historic temples Pura Beji and Pura Meduwe Karang.

The largest collection of lontar palmleaf books is kept at the Gedong Kertya Library outside the city the Sasana Budaya Art Center is more central. Outwest is the tourist resort area of Lovina, with quiet blacks and beaches. This famous beach also has a complete facility for tourism. Views are dramatic from the winding coastal road. Other tourism objects you can see are Ponjok Batu Temple, Pura Beji Temple at Sangsit, Pura Meduwe Karang Temple at Kubutambahan, the beautiful Kertalangu Temple, Pura Dalem Temple at Jagaraga, and some others.

Completing your tour
After visiting Singaraja, our guide will take you back to your hotel. You may arrive at your hotel around 5.00 pm, depends on the location of your hotel.

Fare Includes
- Air Conditioned Transport
- English speaking guide or as required
- Entrance fee for all tourism objects
- Minimum Departure 2 persons

RATES (in USD)

Singaraja City Tours $65 / 45

Tour with Lunch, Start at 8:30 (approximately 5 hrs)

The tour tells you that Bali is not only about Kuta or Seminyak. The capital city of Denpasar also offers enticing sights to behold that all travelers should not miss. Load of places in the city are always worth checking out, from the historical buildings such as Bajra Sandi Renon Monument and Museum Bali, Bali Art Center, Badung Traditional Market, Pura Jagatnatha, the other must-visit sites. Denpasar is also paradise for all shoppers looking for many kinds of Balinese handicrafts, traditional attires, textiles, Balinese batik, jewelry, and many decorative Balinese stuffs at the best prices possible. Start touring with our comfortable and fully air-conditioned car, reliable driver, and trusted itineraries that will make your quest in Denpasar something to cherish.

Itinerary :

• Visit Monumen Bajra Sandi Renon (Monumen Perjuangan Rakyat Bali)
• Taman Budaya Bali (Bali Art Center)
• Pasar Badung (Badung Tradtional Market)
• Pura Jagatnatha
• Museum Bali
• Lunch at Local Restaurant

Monumen Bajra Sandi Renon (Monumen Perjuangan Rakyat Bali)
Bajra Sandi Monument is located in the calm area of Renon, as one of must-visit sites in Denpasar surrounded by the lush greenery of Renon Yard which is commonly used by the local people to leisurely walk in the morning or evening. With its four indistinguishable gates, the monument was built applying the principles of Tri Mandala, which means three Balinese building concepts. The first concept is Nista Mandala as the outer part, Madya Mandala as the middle part, and the last is Utama Mandala as the major part. Within the main building the visitors will find a petite garden as well as the pond giving nice backdrop to the entire building. Overall, visiting Bajra Sandi Monument is simply worth remembering.

Taman Budaya Bali (Bali Art Center)
Bali Art Center is situated within short drive from the city center or Puputan Badung Park. The building complex was built firstly in February 14, 1973. Resting on 5 hectares of land, the entire building of Bali Art Center encompasses four main parts, the Exhibition hall, Ksirarnawa hall, the Ardha Candra, and Wantilan hall. These places are where the travelers can enjoy the painting and traditional Balinese objects’ exhibitions, dance, drama, theatre, and art performances, music concerts, and fashion shows. You can see the schedule of Bali Art Festivals in many local newspapers or online through related websites.

Pasar Badung (Badung Tradtional Market)
Most tourists will love visiting Badung Traditional Market which is situated on Gajah Mada Street, in the heart of Denpasar. As the biggest traditional market in Bali, this place is also the oldest amongst the other shopping centers in the capital city. You can shop at anytime, from the early in the morning till the night times. Anyone will love the reasonable prices offered by the local sellers. Badung traditional Market sells almost anything that the local needs for their dailies, including ceremony items, clothes, fruits, vegetables, meals, and more. Visiting this market you will behold the traditional way of transaction as well. Quite fascinating!

Pura Jagatnatha
Pura Jagatnatha or Jagatnatha Temple is a holy place for Balinese Hinduism located on Mayor Wisnu Street, with proximity to Puputan Badung Park. Its traditional and refined architecture will fascinate the worshipers and all visitors. In this sacred place, the locals held the religious activities, especially during Hindu holidays for example the ceremony for every full moon night. Apart from that, every month the tourists can take pleasure in two prominent festivals celebrating both new moons and the full moons. In these special events, the tourists can also watch wayung kulit or shadow puppets performances.

Museum Bali
Museum Bali is positioned next to Jagatnatha Temple on Mayor Wisnu Street. Besides renowned as museum, this place is also prominent object for scientific study and important venue for high-flying exhibitions. Built for the first time in December 08, 1932 there are four major buildings, each is named Gedung Timur, Gedung Buleleng, Gedung Karang Asem, and Gedung Tabanan. All the buildings exhibit abundance of ancient and pre-historic items, Bali’s traditional technology and hand-woven materials, art products such as jewelries, clothes, carvings, sculpture, and many other artistic items. You can visit Museum Bali everyday except during holiday from 8am to 3pm.

RATES (in USD)

Denpasar City Tours $45 / 30

Rates Include:

• Transfers from/to hotel by air conditioned vehicle
• English/Japanese speaking tour guide
• Admission fees, donation
• Parking fees
• Meal specified on tour itinerary

Remarks:

• All prices are net per person
• Children aged from 3-12 years old
• Other personal expenses are not included and will be on personal account.
• Departure from Ubud and Tanah Lot area will be charged the additional cost at USD 10/person for adult and USD 5/person for children.

Tour with Lunch, start at 9:00 (approximately 5 hrs)

The Uluwatu Tour with Lunch means seeing Bali at its best. Exploring Uluwatu is always inspiring and electrifying while enjoying the tropical Bali breeze. The cliff top temple of Uluwatu is one of the top spots that the travelers love to see. Nestled in the most southern tip of Bali, Uluwatu enables you to meet and greet with the sweet monkeys, some of them are naughty. If you love the complete tour package which includes the sightseeing, cultural activities, shopping, dining, then Uluwatu Tour with Lunch tour package is worth choosing. With us, your tour will be as enjoyable as you have ever imagined.

Itinerary :

• Keramic Factory (Jenggala Keramik at Jimbaran)
• Local Handicraft Display (art shop around Jimbaran)
• Uluwatu Temple
• Indonesian Lunch at GWK (Garuda Wisnu Kencana)

Keramic Factory (Jenggala Keramik at Jimbaran)
Jenggala Keramic Factory is stunningly situated at Jimbaran district, selling and displaying a whole range of one-of-a-kind Bali styled ceramics, handmade pottery, trendy tableware and flimsy glass items. The travelers may find this place as one stop shopping while at the same time they can get pleasure from shopping at the retail shop, chilling out in the café, or visiting the factory and gallery which exhibit Indonesian and International artists along with artisans from Jenggala. Also, here the guests can try to make a pot or paint their own ceramic just the way they like it.

Local Handicraft Display (art shop around Jimbaran)
Jimbaran is convenient to shop at, offering wide ranges of products that the travelers may look for. In the art shops around Jimbaran area, the visitors will be spoilt for choices. Some of art, leather clothing, painting, silverworks, and handicrafts shops are plentiful at the competitive prices the travelers will love. The prices are quoted both by Indonesian rupiah and US dollar.

Uluwatu Temple
Uluwatu Temple is majestically standing in Pecatu area, on the cliff of coral hill in the most southern tip of Bali Island. It is said that this ancient and revered temple was built around the eleventh century and the location was chosen by the highest priest to attain Moksa, or the moment to unite with the God. To get this place, the travelers will need to drive for about 30 kilometers from Denpasar city. From the Uluwatu Temple you can view the endless sight of the ocean, pampering the eyes as far as can see. In short, Uluwatu and its surroundings are captivating, for adventurers, surfers, or worshipers.

Lunch at GWK (Garuda Wisnu Kencana)
Enjoying lunch and unwinding in the midst of beautiful and tropical surroundings of cultural park is surely not to be missed. After watching the sensational dance performance and adoring the honored Wisnu Statue, then having lunch at Jendela restaurant feels so great, relaxing and satisfying your appetite. Both appetite and all senses will be pleased while you are having lunch in Garuda Wisnu Kencana cultural park.

RATES (in USD) $45 /30

Rates Include:

• Transfers from/to hotel by air conditioned vehicle
• English/Japanese speaking tour guide
• Admission fees, donation
• Parking fees
• Meal specified on tour itinerary

Remarks:

• All prices are net per person
• Children aged from 3-12 years old
• Other personal expenses are not included and will be on personal account.
• Departure from Ubud and Tanah Lot area will be charged additional cost at USD 10/person for adult and USD 5/person for children.

Tour with Lunch, start at 9:00 (approximately 6 hrs)

Touring in Ubud area is simply wonderful and electrifying. The area is an enchanting district offering the most artistic and tranquil setting for holiday. Ubud boasts perfect spots for relaxation, sightseeing and chilling out. Here, the painting gallery, museum, art-shop, and work-shop are endless. It seems that the artistic works are the parts of local Ubud people’s daily lives. Both inside and outside of Ubud are always enticing to explore, from the sacred temples, the palace, hills, mountains, forests, and the other unspoiled nature surroundings. This tour package is all about discovering Ubud and beyond.

Itinerary :

• Visit  one of museum in Ubud (Arma Museum)
• Monkey Forest incl. Pura Dalem Inside Monkey forest area
• Lunch at Local Restaurant in Ubud
• Mas Village ( Wood Carving), Celuk Village (Gold/Silver smith)
• Batubulan (Stone carving)

Visit  One of Museum in Ubud (Arma Museum)
ARMA or Agung Rai Museum of Art was opened to the public for the first time on June 09, 1996. The founder is Balinese man named Agung Rai. In this magnificent museum we are exhibited the private art collections made by Balinese, Javanese, as well as foreign artists. Nestled in the heart of Ubud, this place encompasses two main buildings where such adorable paintings made by Raden Saleh, Affandi, and Sadali are exhibited. When you finish glancing to the paintings section, don’t miss to unwind in the cafes or looking for reasonably-priced books at the bookstore in the museum.

Monkey Forest Include Pura Dalem Inside Monkey Forest Area
One of Ubud’s uniqueness and points of interest is the Monkey Forest. As the main attraction in this site, you will meet the groups of monkeys within the forest are not too naughty and harmful; however you are advised not to wear sunglasses as they sometime steal the visitors’ sunglasses. When you have reached the end of the main road in the forest, you will capture the big sacred monkey forest sanctuary in which almost 200 monkeys are prohibited. Inside the forest, there is also the largest holy and revered temple named the Pura Dalem Agung. The other two temples found within the area are called the holy bathing temple and the Pura Prajapati.

Lunch at Local Restaurant in Ubud
Your lunch time will take place in Ubud, the cozy place where the visitors will be pampered by the most scenic terrace rice field views and the unspoiled greeneries. Amidst the most relaxing ambience that Ubud is renowned for, your appetite will be spoilt by the most mouth watering Indonesian dishes, ranging from Javanese cuisines to Balinese ones. Ubud is not only place to please the eyes, but also all your senses. Here is such the melting point between culture, nature, art, and the true Balinese hospitality.

Mas Village ( Wood Carving), Celuk Village (Gold/Silver smith)
Mas Village is located about 15 km in the midway between Denpasar and Ubud with its popularity as the center of wood carving creations, craftsmanship, statues, etc. Each piece of wood carving made by expert carvers and sculpturers reflects and exudes the harmonic fusion between nature and human. The tour members will love purchasing some items of souvenirs, both big and small. Apart from Mas Village, Celuk Village is also worth checking out. The area is tranquilly nestled 5 km away from Denpasar city, playing a role as home for both goldsmiths and silversmiths. Here, you will be spoilt for choices for women jewelries and accessories such as rings, bangles, chokers, earrings, mother of pearls, and brooches.

Batubulan (Stone Carving)
Batubulan is an agricultural village which gains fame for its arts activities including stone carving and Balinese dancing. The area is part of Sukawati district, Gianyar regency only approximately 10 kilometers away from Denpasar city. All stone carvers from Batubulan are experts and skillful in creating such artistic and adorable items that are mostly displayed in the houses, temples, resorts, hotels, or villas in Bali. When you enter Batubulan village, you will take a glance at the welcome stone building as the hallmark of Batubulan as the center of stone carving in Bali.

RATES (in USD)

Ubud Tours $450 /30

Rates Include:

• Transfers from/to hotel by air conditioned vehicle
• English/Japanese speaking tour guide
• Admission fees, donation
• Parking fees
• Meal specified on tour itinerary

Remarks:

• All prices are net per person
• Children aged from 3-12 years old
• Other personal expenses are not included and will be on personal account.
• Departure from Tanah Lot area will be charged additional cost at USD 10/person for adult and USD 5/person for children.

Tour with Dinner, start at 14:00 (approximately 6 hrs)

The Mengwi and Tanah Lot Tours with Dinner is another option to explore Bali. Mengwi and Tanah Lot are two attractive places in Badung regency which offer plenty of points of interest, Balinese culture from the other attitudes, as well as may souvenir shops to spoil your passion for shopping. There are loads of temples, natural views, beautiful beaches, and terrace rice fields you can enjoy during the tour. End the day with the most appetizing dinner you will be hard to get elsewhere.

Itinerary :

• Visit Orchid Garden
• Batubulan
• Pura Taman Ayun (Mengwi Royal Family Temple)
• Tanah Lot Sightseeing
• Dinner at Local Restaurant

Visit Orchid Garden
One of the famous orchid gardens in located in the green belt next to Sanur which is built firstly in 1999. The entire place is serene and exhibiting various orchids bloom so beautifully. This botanical garden welcomes all kind of visitors, from individuals, privates, or groups. Local and international tropical plants can be found here, including Heliconia, Cordylines, Aroids, and many more. In souvenir shops, you can also bring some plants as souvenirs to bring home, or as gifts for your beloved friends with the flower boxes. The Bali Orchid Garden also provides such various services from landscaping, event organizers, to tours.

Batubulan
Batubulan is an agricultural village which gains fame for its arts activities including stone carving and dancing. The area is part of Sukawati district, Gianyar regency only approximately 10 kilometers from Denpasar city. All stone carvers from Batubulan are experts in making such artistic and adorable items that are mostly displayed in the houses, temples, resorts, hotels, or villas in Bali. When you enter the Batubulan village, you will catch the welcome stone building as the hallmark of Batubulan as the center of stone carving in Bali.

Pura Taman Ayun (Mengwi Royal Family Temple)
To reach Pura Taman Ayun you just need to drive for about 18 kilometers to the north from Denpasar city center, precisely in the midway between Denpasar and Singaraja. The site is a Royal Temple of Mengwi Dynasty built in the seventeenth century, boasting the wonderful temple building with typical roof as well as Balinese Architecture. The Pura Taman Ayun means the garden temple in the water. As one of the most prominent temple on the island, the Pura Taman Ayun is respected not only the divinities it was built for the first time for, also this sacred and beautiful temple is built for such great festivals and all religious events.

Tanah Lot Sightseeing
Speaking about Tanah Lot, anyone will think about the beautiful sunset, awesome rocky beach, and graceful beachfront temple. Tanah Lot temple was built around sixteenth century, seeming like an islet surrounded by the sea. Particularly when it comes to sunset in Tanah Lot beach, you will be mesmerized by the magnificent view of the sun descending into the horizon. Located in Tabanan regency, this area is reachable within 30 kilometers from Denpasar. As a must-visit site for all visitors, Tanah Lot also offers abundant of local souvenirs shops to shop at. The area is also renowned for great annual festivals and cultural events.

RATES (in USD)

Mengwi and Tanah Lot Tours $ 57 / 38

Rates Include:

• Transfers from/to hotel by air conditioned vehicle
• English/Japanese speaking tour guide
• Admission fees, donation
• Parking fees
• Meal specified on tour itinerary

Remarks:

• All prices are net per person
• Children aged from 3-12 years old
• Other personal expenses are not included and will be on personal account.
• Departure from Ubud area will be charged additional cost at USD 10/person for adult and USD 5/person for children and Tanah Lot area will be charged additional cost at USD 5/person for adult.

Kecak Sunset + Seafood Dinner, start at 16:00 (approximately 5 hrs)

There is nothing more captivating than enjoying the Kecak Sunset and Seafood Dinner tour package. Watching Kecak dance at the exotic area of Uluwatu even made more perfect by the grandiose view of the sun sliding into the horizon. Sunset at Uluwatu is more than just amazing and romantic; it’s one of the most recommended activities for anyone coming to Bali. On the way to Kedonganan for enjoying the fresh seafood dinner at beach front café, you can also visit some local handicraft shops offering good quality souvenirs at the most competitive prices.

Itinerary :

• Local Handicraft Display (around Jimbaran)
• Sunset at Uluwatu Temple & Kecak Dance
• Fresh Seafood Dinner at beach front cafe at Kedonganan/Jimbaran (traditional fishing village)

Local Handicraft Display (around Jimbaran)Bali always plays prominent role as a prestigious destination amongst the local and international leisure travelers. Coming to Bali is not complete without sightseeing, strolling to enchanting sites, dining and chilling out in the coziest spots, and shopping with the best possible prices. When you pass by Jimbaran area you are recommended to take a look at some local handicraft shops displayed along Jimbaran main road. These particular shops are too high-up to be missed out.Sunset at Uluwatu Temple & Kecak DanceBali is inseparable with sunset, temple, and dance. You can experience these three most favorable Bali’s highlights collectively once you join this package tour. You will be brought to Uluwatu Temple to behold the legendary temple that attracts not only locals, but also international travelers. After enjoying the phenomenal sunset view, Kecak dance is waiting to be watched.Fresh Seafood Dinner at Beach Front Cafe at Kedonganan/Jimbaran (Traditional Fishing Village)No one will say ‘no’ whenever they are asked or invited to dine at Kedonganan/Jimbaran beach front café. Enjoying fresh seafood dinner surrounded by the warm ambiance and white sandy beach is everybody’s biggest passion whilst staying or vacationing in Bali. The breathtaking view, the most mouth-watering fresh seafood, the romantic setting, is there anything greater than this?

RATES (in USD)

Kecak Sunset + Seafood Dinner $52 / 35

Rates Include:

• Transfers from/to hotel by air conditioned vehicle
• English/Japanese speaking tour guide
• Admission fees, donation
• Parking fees
• Meal specified on tour itinerary

Remarks:

• All prices are net per person
• Children aged from 3-12 years old
• Other personal expenses are not included and will be on personal account.
• Departure from Ubud and Tanah Lot area will be charged additional cost at USD 10/person for adult and USD 5/person for children.

Start at 9:00 (approximately 8 hrs)

Besakih Mother Temple Tour will take you to the spots you have always wanted to go. Tohpati is the most convenient place to search the Batik with any model to suit your liking. Whereas Goa Gajah is an interesting place offering a holy place for worship and sightseeing. Lunch at Bukit Jambul cannot be missed, imagine having lunch in the plateau area surrounded by terrace rice fields, valley, and sea view. Next destination is Pura Besakih or Besakih Mother Temple, which is said as the biggest temple in Bali and even in Indonesia. This sacred temple was constructed in the eleventh century. Finally you will arrive at Kerta Gosa, a place that will bring us back to the ancient times, remembering Royal Courts of Justice in Klungkung.

Itinerary :

• Tohpati (Center of Batik, hand weaving/making batik)
• Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave)
• Lunch at Bukit Jambul (local restaurant)
• Pura Besakih (Besakih Temple)
• Kerta Gosa (floating hall, court of justice)

Tohpati (Center of Batik, hand weaving/making batik)
Tohpati is widely known as the center of handmade Balinese batik with various colors and shapes. Here the visitors will be exhibited the Batik making and hand weaving process. Finally you can buy some to bring home. The specialties of Balinese Batik can be seen from the strong Javanese motifs; some of modern Batik applies the paintings objects, such as Balinese culture, ceremonies, beautiful sites, or mythological figures. Batik is one of the most beautiful wearable art and the approach to the other side of Balinese rich culture.

Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave)
Situated in calm village called Bedulu, Goa Gajah or the Elephant Cave is about 26 kilometers from Denpasar city. The entire place is soothing, surrounded by the beautiful terrace rice fields and Petanu river valley panorama. As one of the enchanting historical sites, Goa Gajah attracts more visitor both local and international coming for sightseeing, worship, or contemplate. Goa Gajah was derived from ‘Lwa Gajah’ meaning elephant waters and it was the authentic name of Petanu River. Here, we can find the very old Budha statue, three-branching stupa, fountain statues, and many more. The facilities around the site are sufficient to accommodate visitor, such as the parking lot, electricity, telephone, and load of souvenir shops.

Lunch at Bukit Jambul (local restaurant)
With its cool and fresh weather, lunch at Bukit Jambul gives you chance to enjoy the calmness and magnificent view down over the flatland. The restaurant at the stop over of Bukit Jambul provides large parking lot and the mouthwatering Indonesian cuisines. Bukit Jambul is another natural tourist object in Karang Asem regency exuding the harmonic sights of valley, sea, terrace rice field, mountain, clove trees, and the highland. The area is situated at Pesaban village, about 51 kilometers from Denpasar city. It’s very easy to reach this place as Bukit Jambul is right by the main road to Besakih Mother Temple.

Pura Besakih (Besakih Temple)
Positioned about 60 kilometers from Denpasar city, the Besakih Mother Temple is implicitly said as the biggest temple on the island and in Indonesia archipelago. Encompassing 18 temple clusters lengthening up the mountain, this sacred temple is right on the foot of Mount Agung. The weather is relatively cool and pleasant as the area is located about 1000 meters height above the sea level. The history of Besakih name was derived from “Basuki” meaning “safe”. The worshipers mostly choose to worship in the evening or early in the morning, since in the day time there are too many local and international visitors who come for sightseeing. Whenever the visitors enter the temple, wearing sarong and sash is somehow strongly required to respect the Balinese tradition.

Kerta Gosa (floating hall, court of justice)
Kerta Gosa is located in Semarapura town at the heart of Klungkung regency, only 1 hour from Denpasar city. The entire clusters area was originally named Taman Gili and Kerta Gosa was the name given to two Bale buildings, Bale Kerta Gosa and Bale Kambang. Somehow, Kerta Gosa is more famous than Taman Gili. The uniqueness of Kerta Gosa can be recognized from ornamented ceiling illustrating popular artwork, conveying good against the evil painted with the 2-dimension puppet style that the Kamasan village in Klungkung regency is renowned for. As the worthy heritage of Semarapura ancient kingdom, Kerta Gosa and Bale Kembang are now utilized as a sacred place for some Hinduism ceremonies. As historical complex, here the visitors can also find the ancient and history items such as some pictures of Klungkung King Family and its kinfolk.

RATES (in USD)

Besakih Mother Temple Tours $60 / 40

Rates Include:

• Transfers from/to hotel by air conditioned vehicle
• English/Japanese speaking tour guide
• Admission fees, donation
• Parking fees
• Meal specified on tour itinerary

Remarks:

• All prices are net per person
• Children aged from 3-12 years old
• Other personal expenses are not included and will be on personal account.
• Departure from Ubud and Tanah Lot area will be charged additional cost at USD 10/person for adult and USD 5/person for children

Start at 9:00 (approximately 10 hrs)

The quest to the east part of Bali Island brings certain pleasure and new experience anyone will certainly love. Kerta Gosa is the first destination, bringing you to behold the magnificent Klungkung Kingdom’s heritage. Then you will visit Goa Lawah or internationally popular as Bat Cave, where thousands of bats are visible giving you the most unique and scenic sights. The next route will take you to Tenganan Village, an ancient village with the most natural and authentic Balinese culture. After that, lunch at the local restaurant in Candidasa gives you direct wonderful view to Lombok Strait. Finally, Puri Karangasem and Taman Sukasada Ujung will be visited as the last destinations.

Itinerary :

• Kerta Gosa
• Pura Goa Lawah ( Bat Cave)
• Tenganan Village (The Bali Age Village)
• Lunch at Candidasa (local restaurant)
• Visit Puri Karangasem
• Taman Sukasada Ujung

Kerta Gosa
Kerta Gosa is located in Semarapura town at the heart of Klungkung regency, only 1 hour from Denpasar city. The entire clusters area was originally named Taman Gili and Kerta Gosa was the name given to two Bale buildings, Bale Kerta Gosa and Bale Kambang. Somehow, Kerta Gosa is more famous than Taman Gili. The uniqueness of Kerta Gosa can be recognized from ornamented ceiling illustrating popular artwork conveying good against the evil painted with the 2-dimension puppet style that the Kamasan village in Klungkung regency is renowned for. As the worthy heritage of Semarapura ancient kingdom, Kerta Gosa and Bale Kembang are now utilized as a sacred place for some Hinduism ceremonies such. As historical complex, here the visitors can also find the ancient and history items such as some pictures of Klungkung King Family and its kinfolk.

Pura Goa Lawah ( Bat Cave)
Pura Goa Lawah or Goa Lawah Temple is one of the most prominent and historical temples in Bali named “Dang Kahyangan”, situated at Dawan district, 9 kilometers from Klungkung regency. Inside the temple you will discover a cave where thousands of bats are living and occupying the entire spot. Further, a giant dragon-snake is said living in the cave as well. Goa Lawah temple was constructed by Empu Kunturan in 1006 Caka years. The original name was “Giha Lawah”, meaning the cave. Balinese or worshippers often come here to worship through the Balinese ceremonies. Out of the cave you will be displayed the load of salt makers along the beach in front of the blue ocean temple.

Tenganan Village (The Bali Age Village)
Tenganan Village is located in Manggis district, only 5 kilometers from the main road of Candidasa. Here, the visitors can find genuine traditional Balinese environment. Some of notable events are also conducted periodically such as ceremony dances and gladiator performance. The local people of Tenganan are famous for their thoughtful skills in making ‘double ikat’ cloth and tied woven named “Gringsing” with applying the unique weaving techniques. The houses in Tenganan Village are built in rows, one-of-a-kind, and they seem like related one to another. In front of the house, the native display the homemade products. What distinguishes this village with the other places is the existence of “Mekare-kare”, a Balinese ritual performing warrior dance of young teenagers. The ritual is aimed as indication that a young man has passed the requirements to be part of the village.

Lunch at Candidasa (local restaurant)
Lunch at Candidasa is awesome, in the midst of beautiful surroundings while enjoying the beautiful landscape, favorable marine activities such as sailing and diving. Candidasa is a small and serene village on the northeastern coast of Bali, located 50 kilometers from Denpasar. In the midway between Amlapura and Denpasar you will find this tranquil village, a tranquil coastal to see the best view of Lombok Strait. If you see a large pond near the main road, then you have arrived at Candidasa village. From here, you can easily reach the other tourist spots such as Besakih Mother Temple, Tenganan Village, and Lombok Strait. Since the village is relative quiet, here your senses will be ultimately relaxed.

Visit Puri Karangasem
In the heart of Amlapura town, only 78 kilometers from Denpasar city, the Puri Karangasem gracefully stands. This Grand Palace was built by the first king of Karangasem by the end of the 19th century. The key attraction of the Grand Palace is the unique architectures blending three different styles, Balinese, Chinese, and European. The Balinese style is reflected through the reliefs on the doorway gates, the Hindu statue, and on the wall of building. The European style effect can be captured through the entire design of the major building and huge terrace named “maskerdam”. Meanwhile, the Chinese architecture can be seen from the carving motifs on the door, windowpane, and the decorative adornment in the whole building. Another feature that will grab your attention is the main entry gates towering about 25 meters in height carved from the red brick-stones ornamented with puppet adornment.

Taman Sukasada Ujung
Widely renowned as Sukasada Park, the Ujung Recreational Park was built in the south part of Karangasem regency and can be reached from Denpasar by taking the highway of Ida Bagus Matra’s Street and then continued by going to the east part of Bali until you arrive at Karangasem city center. At the first time, this recreational part was built in 1921 by the King of Karangasem as the place for rest and relaxation for the noble family members, or foreign official guests. Taman Sukasada Ujung is shaped beautifully and surrounded by large fish pond. This park has strategic position in the coastal side, south part of Karangasem town and we can find many sources of wellspring there. At the moment, the Taman Sukasada Ujung can be considered as symbol of tourist destinations in east part of Bali. This can be seen from the load of visitors both from local and international.

RATES (in USD)

The Best East Bali Tours 65 / 45

Rates Include:

• Transfers from/to hotel by air conditioned vehicle
• English/Japanese speaking tour guide
• Admission fees, donation
• Parking fees
• Meal specified on tour itinerary

Remarks:

• All prices are net per person
• Children aged from 3-12 years old
• Other personal expenses are not included and will be on personal account.
• Departure from Ubud and Tanah Lot area will be charged additional cost at USD 10/person for adult and USD 5/person for children.