• Barong & Kris Dance - The Barong dance is more than just a performance; it is an integral part of Balinese tradition, rich in mythology, religion, and cultural identity. It embodies the Balinese concept of duality, where every force, whether good or evil, plays a role in maintaining life’s balance.
• Celuk Village - A handicraft village is a community or area where traditional crafts, handmade products, and artisanal skills are practiced and passed down through generations. These villages serve as hubs for local artisans who create unique, culturally significant items using age-old methods. Around the world, handicraft villages are not only centers for producing traditional goods but also vital for cultural preservation, tourism, and local economies.
• Tirta Empul Temple - Tirta Empul is one of Bali’s most renowned and sacred temples, famous for its holy spring water, believed to have purifying and healing properties. Situated near the town of Manukaya in central Bali, Tirta Empul is a significant site for both locals and tourists, offering a unique spiritual experience deeply connected to Balinese Hinduism.
• Kintamani Highland - Kintamani Highland is a sought-after destination in Bali, Indonesia, celebrated for its stunning volcanic landscape, cool climate, and breathtaking views. Located in northern Bali, Kintamani is particularly noted for its views of Mount Batur (an active volcano), Lake Batur, and the surrounding lush forests and villages. It’s a preferred spot for tourists seeking a more tranquil and elevated experience of Bali’s natural beauty, away from the bustling coastal areas.
• Tegalalang Rice Terrace - The Tegallalang Rice Terraces are among Bali’s most iconic and picturesque natural attractions. Situated in the central highlands of Bali, near the village of Tegallalang in Ubud, the terraces are renowned for their stunning lush green landscapes, intricate subak irrigation system, and scenic views of rice paddies cascading down the hillside.
• Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary - The Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary (known as Mandala Suci Wenara Wana) is one of Bali’s most famous attractions, located in the heart of Ubud, in central Bali. This 12.5-hectare nature reserve and temple complex is home to hundreds of long-tailed macaques (also known as Macaca fascicularis), offering a unique experience of Bali’s natural beauty, spirituality, and wildlife. The sanctuary is not just a place to observe monkeys but also an important site for Balinese culture, religion, and conservation.

• Entrance Fee Ticket (Included in ‘All Inclusive Package’)
• Private transportation with experienced driver
• Cultural performance of Barong and Keris Dance (Included in ‘All Inclusive Package’)
• Tour guide available on request (Included in ‘All Inclusive Package’)
• Lunch and mineral water (Included in ‘All Inclusive Package’)
• Fuel surcharge and parking

• Photo or Video by professional photography available to purchase on the spot
• Other additional expenses
• Souvenir and Tipping

Be greeted by our experienced driver/guide at your specified hotel or pick-up location. Begin your journey by experiencing a Bali Cultural Performance Dance, showcasing the talents of local artisans and their expert craftsmanship. Visit the breathtaking Tirta Empul Temple, also known as the “Holy Spring Water Temple,” and enjoy the refreshing mountain breeze. Take the opportunity to sample the renowned local traditional roasted coffee, “Coffee Luwak,” while admiring the picturesque rice field terraces. Explore the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, where lively macaques play among ancient temples.

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