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Experience Bali’s rich heritage on the Tenganan Ancient Village All-Inclusive Cultural Day Tour. Begin at the sacred Goa Lawah Temple, home to thousands of bats. Continue to Tenganan Village, where time-honored traditions of Bali Aga culture are preserved. Explore Kertagosa Cultural Site, renowned for its intricate Kamasan-style paintings. Enjoy nature’s beauty at Tukad Cepung Waterfall, hidden between cliffs with magical light rays. Finally, visit Kusamba Traditional Salt Farm to witness the centuries-old process of sea salt production. This immersive tour provides a perfect blend of culture, history, and natural beauty, making it an unforgettable day in Bali.

Trip facts

Transportation

Minivan

Language

English

Meeting Point

Hotel

Best Season

All season

Hotel Transfer

Available

Minimum Age

1

Maximum Age

70

Group Size

2 - 6

Overview

The tour to Goa Lawah Temple, Tenganan Ancient Village, Bias Tugel Hidden Beach, and Tukad Cepung Waterfall offers a diverse exploration of Bali’s cultural heritage, hidden natural gems, and traditional practices. Here’s what to expect:

Visit Goa Lawah Temple: Your journey begins at Goa Lawah Temple, also known as the Bat Cave Temple. This sacred temple is one of Bali’s nine directional temples, believed to protect the island from evil spirits. The temple is famous for the thousands of bats that inhabit the cave within its grounds. The combination of the temple’s spiritual significance and its unique natural setting makes it a fascinating start to your tour.

goa lawah temple

Visit Tenganan Ancient Village: Next, you’ll explore Tenganan Ancient Village, one of Bali’s oldest and most traditional villages. Tenganan is known for its preserved culture and unique customs, which differ from the rest of Bali. Here, you can observe traditional weaving techniques, particularly the intricate geringsing double ikat textiles, and gain insight into the daily life of the Bali Aga people, the original inhabitants of Bali.

Visit Kerta Gosa Palace: After immersing yourself in Bali’s cultural history, You’ll visit Kertagosa Palace in Klungkung, Bali, is a historical landmark known for its traditional Balinese architecture and exquisite ceiling murals depicting scenes of justice and karma. Once a royal court, the palace features open pavilions and lush gardens. It offers visitors a glimpse into Bali’s royal past and cultural heritage.

Visit Tukad Cepung Waterfall: Your next stop is Tukad Cepung Waterfall, one of Bali’s most magical natural attractions. Hidden within a canyon, the waterfall is famous for its ethereal beauty, where sunlight beams through the canyon, creating a mesmerizing display of light and water. The short trek to the waterfall adds to the sense of adventure, making the experience even more rewarding.

NOTE:

Group travelers with more than 2 adults get a lower price on this trip. You can send your inquiry via the form below

Highlights

Visit Goa Lawah Temple
Visit Tenganan Ancient Village
Visit Kertagosa Cultural Site
Visit Tukad Cepung Waterfall
Visit Kusamba Traditional Salt Farm

Day 1 :

ITINERARY

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

TENGANAN ANCIENT VILLAGE
Tenganan traditional village is one of three villages in the Bali Aga category; the other villages are Trunyan and Sembiran village. Bali Aga is a traditional village where the lifestyle of the residents is still guided by the rules and customs of the ancestral heritage from the era before the Majapahit empire. In Bali Aga village, they have their own unique characteristics, such as the architecture of houses, meeting halls, temples, traditions, art, and culture, which really strongly maintain the traditional rules that have been passed down from generation to generation.

KERTA GOSA PALACE CULTURAL SITE
Kertagosa Palace in Klungkung, Bali, is a historical landmark known for its traditional Balinese architecture and exquisite ceiling murals depicting scenes of justice and karma. Once a royal court, the palace features open pavilions and lush gardens. It offers visitors a glimpse into Bali’s royal past and cultural heritage.

GOA LAWAH TEMPLE
Goa Lawah is one of Bali's most important temples and is inhabited by hordes of bats. This temple used to be the hermitage of a Hindu priest named Mpu Kuturan, who lived in the 10th century. It was this guardian who created the concept that every village should have three temples: Desa temple, Puseh temple, and Dalem temple, and pointed to each trinity: God Brahma, God Vishnu, and God Shiva.

TUKAD CEPUNG WATERFALL
The waterfall can only be viewed once you walk down the stairs and into the cliff. You have to walk through a narrow cave to get in, and when you enter the cave, You will see the waterfall behind the big wall, which looks like a cave. Cepung waterfall, with the beauty and uniqueness of different waterfalls than others, located in the middle of high cliffs with very clear water, slightly enters the cliff area that seems to coincide with one another. The circular cliffs give you the feeling of being in a cave, while the open sky right from where the waterfall emerges gives you the most enchanting view.

KUSAMBA VILLAGE TRADITIONAL SALT FARMERS
Salt farmers in the village of Kusamba, apart from being an organic processed product, do produce high-tasting salt with a savory taste that is the most ideal complement to food seasonings. Salt processing by these farmers is very dependent on nature. The process of making salt is maximized during the dry season because it relies on the hot sun; during the rainy season, of course, the results will drop dramatically.

BACK TO THE HOTEL, 17.00 p.m.
We will get back to your accommodation around 17.00 pm.

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