Discover the beauty of Bali’s nature, culture, and local life on this private guided tour. Start at the iconic Tegallalang Rice Terraces, then relax at Bali Pulina, enjoying Balinese coffee or herbal drinks with peaceful jungle views.
Continue to Ulu Petanu Waterfall, a refreshing hidden gem surrounded by lush forest. Its unique cave pathway leads to another secluded waterfall, offering a special experience away from the usual tourist spots.
Next, visit the sacred Tirta Empul Holy Water Temple. You may choose to join the traditional purification ritual (Melukat) or simply explore the temple and observe the ceremony, it’s completely up to you.
End your journey in Ubud’s artisan villages, where you can meet local craftsmen and see traditional wood carving, painting, and silver-making firsthand.
• Approximately 6–8 hours
• Private English-speaking guide
• Hotel pickup & drop-off
• Nature, culture, hidden waterfall & local artisans
• Lunch not included
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This tour includes hotel pickup for your convenience. Our team will meet you directly at your hotel, so please send us your hotel name and address once your booking is confirmed.
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Your adventure begins at the iconic Tegallalang Rice Terraces, one of Bali’s most photographed landscapes. Stroll along the lush, emerald-green rice fields and soak in the serene beauty of this UNESCO-recognized site. For thrill-seekers, get your heart racing with a ride on the Bali Jungle Swing, offering breathtaking views of the valley below, perfect for unforgettable photos. During your visit, you’ll also gain insight into Subak, the ancient Balinese irrigation system that reflects the island’s deep connection between nature, culture, and community. It’s a perfect blend of adventure, learning, and natural beauty to start your Ubud journey.
Next, visit Bali Pulina, a renowned agro-tourism spot where you'll discover the unique and world-famous process of making Luwak coffee. Learn how the beans are produced in a traditional way, from harvesting to roasting, guided by friendly local farmers who are happy to share their knowledge. You'll see firsthand how this rare coffee is made, and then enjoy a relaxing coffee tasting session surrounded by lush jungle views. It’s a peaceful and enriching experience that blends culture, nature, and flavor a must-do for coffee lovers and curious travelers alike.
Ulu Petanu Waterfall is a hidden natural gem nestled in the lush forests near Ubud. Surrounded by tropical greenery and a peaceful atmosphere, this beautiful waterfall offers a refreshing escape away from the crowds. Enjoy a scenic walk through nature, listen to the sounds of the jungle, and take in the beauty of the crystal-clear water cascading into the river below. One of Ulu Petanu’s unique features is a natural cave located beside the waterfall. Adventurous visitors can walk through this cave to discover another secluded waterfall hidden behind the forest, creating a magical and unforgettable experience. With its tranquil setting, stunning scenery, and hidden wonders, Ulu Petanu Waterfall is the perfect destination for nature lovers, photographers, and those seeking an authentic side of Bali.
Continue your journey with a visit to Tirta Empul Temple, one of the oldest and most sacred temples in Ubud. This spiritual site is famous for its holy spring, where locals and visitors alike take part in purification rituals believed to cleanse the body and soul. As you explore, you’ll feel the peaceful and positive energy that surrounds the temple, perfect for reflection and relaxation. Don’t miss the large koi pond, home to hundreds of colorful fish, adding to the serene and magical atmosphere of this sacred place.
As the final stop of our journey, discover the artistic heart of Ubud and its surrounding villages. This region is famous for preserving Bali’s rich traditions of art and craftsmanship, passed down through generations. Visit local family workshops in Mas Village and nearby artisan communities, where talented wood carvers, painters, and silver craftsmen continue to create beautiful handmade works using traditional techniques. Watch them at work, learn about their craft, and experience a side of Bali that many visitors never see. There is no obligation to buy anything. Local artisans are genuinely happy to share their culture and welcome visitors into their workshops. However, if you are looking for authentic Balinese souvenirs, this is one of the best places to find unique handmade pieces created by local families rather than mass-produced items.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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