Visit Alas Kedaton or Sangeh Monkey Forest, trek to Leke-Leke Waterfall, admire the sweeping Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, and stop at the legendary Bayan Tree. This tour highlights Bali’s spiritual roots and dramatic countryside.
Trip Info
Overview
This full-day journey introduces travelers to the serene and less-crowded landscapes of West Bali. The tour begins with a visit to a sacred monkey forest, either Alas Kedaton or Sangeh. Here, centuries-old trees create a tranquil setting, while long-tailed macaques roam freely. The site reflects Bali’s strong connection between nature, spirituality, and daily life.
Next, the experience continues to Leke-Leke Waterfall, a hidden gem surrounded by dense tropical forest. A short walk leads to the waterfall, where cool mountain air and flowing water offer a refreshing escape. This stop allows time for photography, relaxation, and quiet appreciation of Bali’s natural beauty.
The journey then moves toward the highlands to Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Vast rice fields stretch across rolling hills, demonstrating the traditional Subak irrigation system. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views, gentle walks along the terraces, and insight into Bali’s agricultural heritage.
Before returning, the tour includes a stop at the iconic Bayan Tree. This ancient tree stands as a cultural landmark and popular photo spot, symbolizing longevity and harmony with nature.
Overall, this full-day experience blends wildlife encounters, scenic landscapes, and cultural heritage. It suits travelers seeking an authentic West Bali adventure away from busy tourist centers.
NOTE :
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