DEPARTURE TIME
We start by picking you up at the hotel lobby.
Goa Gajah/Gunung Kawi Historical Site
Start at Goa Gajah/Gunung Kawi Historical Site: Begin your day by exploring Goa Gajah, also known as the Elephant Cave. Wander through the ancient meditation cave, admire the intricate rock carvings, and stroll around the tranquil garden and bathing pools surrounding the site.
Mengening Holy Water Temple
Visit Mengening Holy Water Temple: Next, head to Pura Mengening, in Tampaksiring, Gianyar, an 11th-century water temple with crystal-clear springs. Visitors perform Melukat purification under 12 sacred spouts amid tranquil jungle surroundings. Ancient architecture, peaceful atmosphere.
Penglipuran Traditional Village
Explore Penglipuran Traditional Village: Continue your journey to Penglipuran Traditional Village. Walk through the well-preserved village, known for its traditional Balinese architecture and culture. Interact with the locals, learn about their customs, and observe the beautifully maintained homes and gardens.
Kanto Lampo Waterfall
Visit Kanto Lampo Waterfall: After the village, visit Kanto Lampo Waterfall. Take a short hike through the forest to reach the waterfall, where you can enjoy the cascading water and take a refreshing dip in the natural pool below. The waterfall’s unique rock formations create a beautiful backdrop for photos.
Tibumana Waterfall (optional)
Tibumana Waterfall, tucked in Apuan village east of Ubud, drops ~20 m into a serene emerald pool. Surrounded by lush jungle, it offers easy access on concrete steps and bamboo bridges. Calm and uncrowded at sunrise, it’s ideal for swimming, photos, and peaceful nature moments.
Celuk Village (optional)
Celuk Village, near Ubud in Gianyar, is Bali’s famed silver‑and‑goldsmith hub. Along Jalan Raya Celuk, generations of artisans craft intricate rings, bracelets, necklaces and ceremonial ornaments. Visitors can watch live craftsmanship in workshops, haggle for artisanal treasures, and even join jewelry‑making classes.
Coffee Plantation (optional)
Bali’s coffee plantations offer scenic landscapes and aromatic experiences. Nestled in lush highlands, they showcase traditional processing of Arabica, Robusta, and famous Luwak coffee. Visitors can tour the farms, sample fresh brews, and learn roasting techniques. It’s a relaxing cultural stop for coffee lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.
BACK TO THE HOTEL
We will get back to your accommodation around 17.00 pm.