Full-Day Ubud Bali Trip : Customize-Your-Own-Tour

DEPARTURE TIME 8.00 am
We start by picking you up at the hotel lobby

SARASWATI TEMPLE
This temple is a work of art by a maestro from Ubud named Wayan Limbat. With typical Balinese architecture and a lotus pond, it will be very beautiful when the lotus flowers bloom. Basically, this temple is shown for the worship of the goddess Saraswati in Hindu mythology as one of the gods in manifestation as a symbol of the goddess of science, Dharma consciousness, purity, and happiness.
Note: No admission fee

TIRTA EMPUL HOLY WATER TEMPLE
In this temple, there is a sacred spring where the Balinese purify themselves. People go to this temple to ask for the holy water to bless the offerings and as a sign of the presence of God in the religious ceremony in the house, and the sacred spring in this temple is also used by the Hindu community for bathing to cleanse the body and soul.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 50k/adult and IDR 25k/child

SEBATU HOLY WATER TEMPLE
It is a sacred spring temple for Balinese Hindus. Not only as a sacred building for Hindus, this temple has its own uniqueness. This spiritual tourism is very popular and has been visited by tourists for many years. The surroundings in the temple are very natural and beautiful; even just behind the temple, there are cliffs and forests, so it looks green. There is also a sacred fish pond. No one can fish in this pond in the outer courtyard of the temple. There is also an open hall used as a gathering place for residents, which can also be used as a resting place for visitors while enjoying the beauty of the temple environment. Historically, Sebatu temple was founded as a place of worship of the god Wisnu by order of a Hindu priest, Rsi Markandya.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 15k/person

PUSEH BATUAN TEMPLE
One of the cultural tourism destinations in the Ubud area is Puseh Temple in Sukawati Village. This temple is the oldest Puseh temple in Bali and is estimated to have been built in 944 Isaka (1020 AD). Puseh Temple itself is one of the temples in the Tri Khayangan concept in every village in Bali, according to the teachings of the priest Mpu Kuturan.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 30k/person

KEHEN TEMPLE
This ancient temple has its own uniqueness because the layout of this temple is very different from temples in general in Bali, which usually have three Mandalas or three parts of the courtyard. This temple is dedicated to the worship of Lord Agni as a manifestation of fire and energy. The name Kehen itself, for the surrounding community, means fire.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 10k-20k/person

PENGLIPURAN TRADITIONAL VILLAGE
Penglipuran has its characteristics with the architectural form of traditional house buildings that are similar and neatly arranged. Balinese gates (angkul-angkul), which are accessible to resident homes in each yard, look the same, facing each other and separated from the main village road. The physical arrangement and structure of this village cannot be separated from the culture of the community, which has been passed down from generation to generation and still adheres to the Tri Hita Karana philosophy. A philosophy in Hinduism that always maintains a harmonious relationship between humans and humans, humans and the environment, and humans and God
Note: Entrance fee IDR 50k/adult and IDR 30k/child

GOA GAJAH HISTORICAL SITE
This historical site can be a reference if you like the ancient Balinese history tour. This is a historical site from the era of Warmadewa dynasty in Bali. On this site, many remains of statues were found, such as Trilingga statues, Ganesha statues, Shiva statues, and Hairiti statues. Here also found an ancient pond with six angel statues pouring water.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 50k/adult and IDR 25k/child

GUNUNG KAWI HISTORICAL SITE
Gunung Kawi Temple is an ancient temple complex and one of the most unique archaeological sites on the island of Bali. The uniqueness of the temple's relief is carved on the rock face. 'Coz of the location of the temple close to the Pakerisan River. to be able to reach the location of Gunung Kawi Temple Visitors must walk along the path and steps. As you walk along the path you will see a wonderful view of rice paddies fields, valleys with lots of green trees and fresh air, and also the sounds of flowing river water.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 50k/adult and IDR 25k/child

KINTAMANI BATUR VOLCANO VALLEY
One of favorite destinations while on vacation on the island of Bali is Mount Batur in Kintamani village. It's located in the northeastern part of the island of Bali, under the crater of Mount Batur, one of the most active volcanoes in Bali and also the second-highest mountain after Mount Agung. In addition to having an active volcano, tourists can also see the scenery of a natural lake called Lake Batur.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 50k/person

BATUR VOLCANO NATURAL HOT SPRINGS
Natural hot springs are located in Batur village, Kintamani. It is guaranteed that when visiting this place, you will be able to enjoy a relaxed atmosphere. Escape into the northern east part of Bali and discover the breathtaking landscape of the Mount Batur caldera. Indulge in various activities, such as exploring the caldera and seeing a perspective from the top by hiking Batur volcano, and also enjoy an unforgettable sunrise experience with a 4x4 Jeep ride. Soaking in the natural hot spring water is very cool. The body is more relaxed, pain disappears, and stress is even reduced. Experience the natural hot water while enjoying the panoramic beauty of Lake Batur, a little bit closer.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 300k/adult and IDR 200k/child

TEGALLALANG RICE TERRRACE
Want to see the beautiful green scenery of the rice fields? One of them is Tegalalang Rice Paddies, which is located north of Ubud. It is very famous among tourists and has become a favorite tourist spot in the Ubud area. Because it's located very close to other tourist attractions in the Ubud area and Kintamani Highlands. On the side of the main road in Tegalalang rice terraces, there are many cafes and art shops. Tegalalang Rice Terraces offer the most unique views because the slopes of the valley are stunning.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 25k/person

INFINITY POOL BAR
This tour can be a place to relax for a moment from tiring activities. Infinity Pool Bar usually provides classy facilities such as food and drinks as well as a large swimming pool with various designs to make visitors feel at home and combined with the green outdoors
Note; Entrance fee IDR 150k-200k/person

COFFEE PLANTATION
With the increasing number of coffee enthusiasts, and now many people are opening coffee plantations. Apart from selling the harvested produce on the market, coffee plantations can also become agro-tourism, which is in great demand by tourists, especially Luwak coffee, which is quite expensive. Luwak coffee itself is the result of the feces of civets, a type of cat that mostly eats selected coffee beans, and then the feces from these animals will be collected, dried, and then processed hygienically to produce coffee with the best aroma.
Note: no admission fee

BALI ZOO
If you like going to the zoo, Ubud area can be a reference, such as Bali Zoo, Elephant Park, and Bali Bird Park. In this place, visitors will be offered several activities, such as bathing elephants, feeding the animals, and interacting with animals in the zoo, as well as educational tourism.
Note: Entrance fee depending packages IDR 300k-400k/person

UBUD MONKEY FOREST
The Ubud Monkey Forest is home to over 700 grey, long-tailed macaques. This natural sanctuary has a forest as well as several ancient temples under dense foliage. It’s a popular wildlife reserve in Bali. The forest also has ancient temples with guardian statues covered in moss. Popular sites include the 14th-century Dalem Agung Padangtegal temple. Relics and statues are under dense foliage with little sunlight, resulting in a mysterious and ancient vibe. Banyan tree roots hanging over shadowy dragon staircases offer exotic photo opportunities.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 80k/adult and IDR 60k/child

UBUD ROYAL PALACE AND UBUD ART MARKET
Tourist attractions located in the center of Ubud Village are popular destinations for tourists. Ubud Palace itself is a witness to the history of the Kingdom of Ubud, which still stands majestically today, as well as a home for the family of the king of Ubud. Right in front of Ubud Palace, there is a traditional Ubud art market where you can buy a variety of handicrafts that you can take home as souvenirs. With the excitement in this place, you can bargain the price.
Note: No admission fee

UBUD COOKING CLASS
If you like Balinese cuisine, you can try taking cooking classes in the Ubud area as well as learning about various Balinese specialties with various spices used. Also, in the process of cooking, we are still using traditional equipment.

BARONG AND KRIS DANCE PERFORMANCE
The barong dance is among the many art forms closely associated with spirituality; it is often performed in ritual ceremonies. Portraying the classic battle of “Good vs Evil," the dance is one of the most well-known and loved on the island. As a mirror of life, the Barong Dance portrays the two characters involved in a never-ending battle.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 150k/adult and IDR 100k/child

CELUK VILLAGE GOLD SILVERSMITH WORKSHOP
Celuk Village looks the same as other villages in Bali. But one thing is different. This village has its own uniqueness, namely as a center for gold and silver jewelry, and many tourists come here to shop or just look at the collection of silver made in this village. If you want to know the process of making gold and silver jewelry, you can take a special class provided at an affordable cost.
Note: No admission fee

MAS VILLAGE WOOD SCULPTURE WORKSHOP
This village is the center for wood sculptors in Bali, which is very famous because of the quality of the wood it uses, and the results are very artistic, so it's no surprise that it gets lots of orders from foreign buyers. They carve without using models or photos, purely from their own imagination, by looking at the shape of the raw wood they are going to carve.
Note: No admission fee

TEGENUNGAN WATERFALL
Tegenungan waterfall is located in Kemenuh village, just 30 minutes from the center of Ubud, a tourist destination. This place is really crowded with tourists, especially during the high season. To reach the location of the waterfall, you have to descend hundreds of stairs. From the stairs, you will see the view of the waterfall, flanked by shady trees. Tegenungan waterfall is only 15 meters high and has a stunning view with running clear water that suitable for those of you who just want to play in the water. Also, don't worry if you want to swim because there is a small area like a pond at the bottom of the waterfall.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 20k/person

KANTO LAMPO WATERFALL
This scenic, seasonal waterfall with its water cascading down a stepped rick formation is a stunning sight to behold. Located in the village of Beng. Gianyar, this waterfall is also very easy to get to. Unlike other waterfalls, you don’t have to go through miles and miles of hiking and trekking. Within 15 minutes, you will reach the spot of the waterfall with its own uniqueness.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 20k/person

TIBUMANA WATERFALL
Tibumana Waterfall is a true hidden gem and definitely highly recommended for those who want to enjoy beautiful scenery, a cool breeze atmosphere, peace, and tranquility. The cliffs surrounding the waterfall are overgrown with greenery and moss, which enhances the splendor of Tibumana Waterfall. Make sure to arrive early in the morning. This is the best time to take the best photos. The morning light is always much better than the harsh light in the middle of the day.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 15k/person

AYUNG RIVER RAFTING
Rafting on the Ayung River is the most famous rafting tourist spot in Bali. This place is suitable for nature lovers, quite challenging for adrenalin, and also really safe for beginners or those who have never tried rafting. Ayung River rafting, with stunning scenery on the right and left of the river. Trees on the hill along the river and a stretch of terraced rice fields are really amazing.
Note: entrance fee and ticket IDR 300k-450k/person

TUBING ACTIVITY
Tubing activities can be an outdoor activity option that is full of fun. Ubud Village is the best place if you want to do tubing activities, especially on the Pakerisan River and Petanu River, because the river flow is not strong and extreme and some of the tracks have tunnels that were built by the Japanese during the colonial era.
Note: Entrance fee and ticket IDR 300K-400k/person

SWING ACTIVITY
Bali swing holiday activities are currently hits, and swing activity photos are popping up on Instagram. swing activities like a single swing, a tandem swing, taking photos of a large bird's nest on the top of trees, and many more. Because this activity is a little bit dangerous, make sure you follow their rules for your safety, because safety is the number one priority in this activity. The swing activity has been described as one of the best holiday activities on the island of Bali. Currently, in Ubud, you will find many places to try Bali swing activities. You can try one while on vacation in Bali while enjoying the beautiful natural scenery.
Note: Entrance fee IDR 150k-200k/person

ATV QUAD BIKE
Experience the excitement of riding a powerful semi-automatic 250-cc ATV Quad bike in the heart of the most stunning countryside Ubud has to offer. It doesn't matter if it's a dry or rainy season; the activity challenge must go on, depending on your preferences. Climb onto a quad bike and follow an experienced guide along a challenging track suitable for all skill levels. Motor past a picturesque landscape of rice fields, bamboo forest, and lush riverside flanked by traditional Balinese villages.
Note: Tiket Single ATV IDR 1400k/person and Tandem ATV IDR 1800k/person

BACK TO THE HOTEL 17.00 pm
We will back to your accommodation around 17.00 pm