• Tanah Lot - Tanah Lot Temple is a sacred site situated in the village of Tabanan. This ancient temple, built in the 15th century by Dang Hyang Dwijendara, was established to spread Hindu teachings in Bali. Perched on a rock in the sea, Tanah Lot appears to float during high tide, while at low tide, visitors can approach it closely. This unique feature makes it a memorable stop on the Tanah Lot and Uluwatu tour, offering stunning natural beauty and highly photogenic spots.
• Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park - Located in southern Badung, Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK) is a must-visit during Uluwatu Tours. Spanning 240 hectares, the park offers facilities like the lotus pond, festival park, amphitheater, street theater, exhibition hall, and Jendela Bali panoramic restaurant and souvenir shop. Daily cultural performances make GWK a hub for arts and culture, set against a breathtaking natural backdrop. The towering Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue, an icon of Bali, is even taller than the Statue of Liberty.
• Padang - Padang Padang Beach, located on Jalan Labuan Sait in Pecatu village, is a popular destination near Uluwatu. Known for its white sand and clear waters, this beach attracts both local and international tourists, making it a favorite spot for beach activities in South Bali.
• Uluwatu - Uluwatu Temple is perched on a 70-meter-high cliff overlooking the Indonesian Ocean. The main attraction of Uluwatu Tours, this temple is surrounded by a small forest inhabited by monkeys believed to protect it from negative influences. The serpentine pathway to the temple, fortified by concrete walls, offers several scenic viewpoints. The stunning views of the ocean and the sunset make visiting this ancient Hindu temple a unique experience.
• Kecak and Fire Dance - The Kecak and Fire Dance, performed near Uluwatu Temple, narrates a fragment from the Ramayana, the Hindu epic. This traditional dance features a choir of over a hundred men providing the music with their voices, creating a mesmerizing a cappella performance. The dynamic and well-presented storyline makes watching the Uluwatu Kecak dance an engaging experience.

• Private Car with Good A/C
• English Speaking Driver
• Mineral Water (1 bottle/person)
• Entrance Fee
• Lunch Indonesian Food (Vegetarian food Available)
• Petrol and Parking Fee

A one-day trip to explore two renowned tourist spots, Tanah Lot Temple and Uluwatu Temple, along with other equally fascinating destinations. Start by visiting Tanah Lot Temple, a seaside temple that appears to float during high tide. Next, head to Garuda Wisnu Kencana, a cultural park, and then enjoy a lunch of Indonesian cuisine at a local restaurant. After lunch, visit Padang-Padang Beach. Continue to Uluwatu Temple, perched on a 70-meter-high cliff, offering stunning sunset views. Watch the Kecak dance at Uluwatu, which narrates a part of the Ramayana story. Finally, return to the hotel, ending the day with delightful memories.

• Vegetarian Food Available

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