• Tirta Gangga - * Tirta Gangga Water Palace is adorned with flowers and Balinese statues, some depicting Balinese demons. The palace features engraved stone lily pads that dot the tranquil waters of this former royal residence. Visitors can walk on tiles to cross the water and admire the tiered fountains up close, surrounded by hundreds of beautiful Koi fish.

• Gates of Heaven - Located northeast of Mount Agung, these gates are part of the “six sanctuaries of the world” and have become the most photographed temple gates in Bali. The enchanting Gates of Heaven offer a mystical view of Mount Agung as a backdrop. A little photo trickery can enhance the experience (you’ll see what we mean!).

• Tukad Cepung Waterfall - This unique waterfall is nestled in a hidden valley within a dense jungle. Visitors can walk down, passing stairs and a jungle pathway, then continue along the river and between rocks to discover a hidden waterfall beneath a cave.

• Tirta Empul Temple - * Tirta Empul Temple, a holy spring, was built in the 10th century. It is a Hindu Balinese water temple considered sacred by the community. Worshippers participate in ancient cleansing rituals here, and visitors are welcome to join.

• Tegalalang Rice Terrace - Stretching to the horizon, the Tegalalang Rice Terraces are a lush green expanse fringed with palm trees. They are the most Instagrammed spot in Bali, so have your camera ready.

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Discover the wonders of Eastern Bali on a private tour, starting with the iconic Gate of Heaven at Pura Lempuyang, where the majestic Mount Agung provides a stunning backdrop. Experience the rich cultural diversity that Bali has to offer. Next, visit Tirta Gangga, a former royal palace located in the eastern part of Bali Island, near Mount Agung. This park is renowned for its water palace, once owned by the Karangasem Kingdom. Then, explore Tukad Cepung, where visitors are often enchanted by the sun’s rays piercing through the waterfall, casting an ethereal glow in the cave-like space. Continue to Tirta Empul, a Hindu temple near the town, famous for its holy water used by the Balinese Hindus for purification. The temple’s spring regularly produces fresh water, considered holy or “amritha” by the local Hindu community. Finally, visit Tegalalang, known for its beautiful and unique terraced rice fields, offering a picturesque setting perfect for Instagram-worthy photos.

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