• Tegalalang Rice Terrace - This UNESCO-listed landscape is celebrated for its breathtaking green views and complex terraced fields. It provides a window into Bali’s agricultural history, where the ancient Subak irrigation system still aids local farmers. Walking through the terraces, visitors can experience the balance between nature and tradition, understanding how the landscape has influenced the lives and culture of the Balinese people for generations. The serene environment and sweeping views make it an unforgettable spot for those looking to connect deeply with Bali’s rich rural traditions.
• Tirta Empul Temple - For centuries, Balinese Hindus have come to this temple to engage in a sacred cleansing ritual, believed to purify both body and soul. Observing the ceremony offers insight into the profound cultural and religious importance of water in Balinese spirituality, symbolizing renewal and purification. This peaceful, sacred site provides a unique chance to connect with Bali’s spiritual traditions and witness the island’s long-standing customs in a calm, serene setting. Visitors can rent a sarong at the entrance and join in a purification ritual.
• Segara Windhu Coffee Plantations - Discover the island’s rich coffee-growing history and sustainable farming methods. Learn about the process behind Bali’s famous coffee, from the meticulous cultivation of beans to the art of roasting. Exploring the lush plantation, visitors can taste a variety of local blends, including the renowned Luwak coffee, and understand the cultural importance of coffee in Balinese daily life. This experience offers a unique opportunity to engage with Bali’s agricultural traditions and enjoy the island’s flavors in an authentic setting. It’s a great place for souvenirs; special coffee and teas from Bali make excellent gifts and are travel-friendly.
• Tegenungan Waterfall - Experience a magnificent cascade surrounded by lush jungle and peaceful landscapes. This sacred site holds spiritual importance for the Balinese, who view the waters as purifying and healing. Standing before the waterfall, visitors can feel the refreshing mist and absorb the tranquil atmosphere that offers both relaxation and a profound connection to Bali’s natural and spiritual elements.
• Sahadewa Barong Dance & Fire Dance - The Barong symbolizes a magical spirit that protects the village from evil forces. This tradition portrays the eternal struggle between good and evil through elaborate costumes, dynamic movements, and vibrant music. Barong, a lion-like creature representing good, confronts Rangda, the queen of demons. This powerful performance brings ancient myths to life, reflecting the island’s spiritual beliefs and deep-rooted rituals. With a history in Balinese culture dating back to the 10th century, it is an unforgettable experience at the Ubud Royal Palace.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Driver/guide

The operator will handle everything, allowing you to relax and enjoy the stunning locations without any concerns about tickets, entrance fees, or dining options. Everything will be organized for you.

The tour price covers all standard entrance fees to the mentioned locations. If you wish to book additional experiences, such as giant swings, it is advisable to arrange this in advance, and the operator can assist with this.

The operator can help capture some fantastic Instagram-worthy photos, and when it’s time for lunch, you will be taken to a favorite local spot where you can choose from an excellent menu while your belongings are safely guarded in the car.

At the end of the day, you will be dropped off at your accommodation or any preferred location. If additional stops are needed throughout the day (ATM, grocery, pharmacy, etc.), it is perfectly fine and comes at no extra cost.

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