Highlight Cultural Ubud and Kintamani Tour

You will learn about Bali's customs and way of life during this full-day cultural excursion. Traditional crafts will be introduced to you, ranging from the silver household industry and exquisite wooden sculptures to the wax techniques used to make batik textiles. The tour continues with a visit to the Tirta Empul Temple, which is famous for its holy pool, and a typical Balinese home complex to discover the neighborhood's unique architecture and social structure. In addition to enjoying breath-taking views of Mount Batur from a 1,000-meter elevation, you will get the chance to relax on a natural coffee and tea plantation. This is the perfect place for lunch. The tour passes through beautiful villages, complete with green rice fields and the stunning Tegenungan waterfall. Villagers who live in authentic traditional houses usually have strong social ties within their social community, this can be seen when they hold funeral ceremonies or cleaning activities in each village.

The journey to the art hamlet to observe batik weaving in Batu Bulan village will begin at 08.30 am in the hotel lobby. On the route to the Hindu Temple, stop by the silver home industry to witness the locals creating incredibly detailed statues. The oldest temple in Tampaksiring is called Tirta Empul. There will be an Indonesian buffet lunch served at a restaurant near Mount Batur. The pure air in the Kintamani mountains is instantly noticeable. Following that, you will continue to break tour and relax by tasting local bali coffee and tea. The last destination is Tegenungan Waterfall, which requires very strong stamina to go down the stairs. If you don't want to go down, you can stay on top and take pictures from above. The tour will end at the object at the latest at 18.30. For tourists who have seen the tourist attractions described above, they can skip and move to other objects as long as they are in accordance with the plan and have enough time. If you move to another tourist attraction, the cost will be borne by the tourist.