Fullday Tour Barong Dance, Kintamani
Approximately 8 hours ( depends on traffic )
First visit we will see the Bali's fascinating Barong Dance, and then we will visit a traditional hand made batik painting, and continue on to Celuk Vilage, home of talented gold and silversmiths. We then visit woodcarvers in Mas, and then artists in Ubud, to view the traditional and modern art of Bali. As we make our way further north, we stop at Goa Gajah, the ancient temple cave of the elephants, and Tirta Empul, the holy spring in Tampak Siring. The highlight of the day is the breathtaking view from Local Kintamani Restaurant to see the smoking Batur crater and its sister Batur Lake while we enjoying lunch. En-route we'll also visit Monkey Forest of Ubud, home to hundreds of protected monkeys.
Bedugul Lake and Visit Tanah Lot TempleApproximately 8 hours ( depends on traffic )
This tour will take you to Mengwi, Taman Ayun (The Royal Family Temple), the second largest temple in Bali, followed by a visit to the cool Mountain Resort of Bedugul where the Botanical Garden exist in the extinct crater. Here also you will see the famed traditional fruit and vegetable markets of Bedugul and the Lake Bratan (Ulundanu) Water Temple. Then we go to having lunch at Pacung mountain resort with the beautiful green hill view. After lunch the visit will be continued to Alas Kedaton village (the sacred monkey forest and temple). The last stop of this tour will be at one of Bali's most important temples Tanah Lot perched on a rocky outcrop in the sea.
Approximately 5 hours ( depends on traffic )
This journey will take you to discover an other Bali’s great and well known temples, Uluwatu, located at the southern part of the island, with the stunning over the Indian Ocean. Here you will have a change to see the Monkeys that Inhabitant the temple and after that, you may enjoy the Kecak Dance, a Balinese traditional dance, where as hundred men produce sounds like you’ve never heard before to perform an episode from the Ramayana Epic. And dinner at Jimbaran Bay, will end this unforgettable tour.
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