• Bali - Transportation & Meeting Options (Select During Booking)

Travelers can choose the most appropriate transportation and meeting arrangement during booking, considering their travel style, accommodation location, and desired level of flexibility.

1. Meeting Point at the Temple
   Guests will independently travel to the temple meeting point using their own transportation.

2. Ubud Meeting Point (Shared Transfer)
   Meet at the designated meeting point in Ubud and proceed together with other participants to the temple area.

3. Private Pickup from Ubud Area
   Enjoy direct private pickup and drop-off from your hotel or villa in the Ubud area.

4. Private Pickup from South Bali
   Guests staying in Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, Legian, Jimbaran, Sanur, Nusa Dua, or Uluwatu can opt for private pickup directly from their accommodation.

• Tirta Empul Temple - Tirta Empul Temple

One of Bali’s most revered water temples, renowned for its natural holy spring used for spiritual cleansing rituals for centuries. Travelers will partake in the traditional Melukat purification ceremony while learning about Balinese Hindu culture and spiritual practices.

Highlights:

• Holy spring purification ritual
• Traditional Balinese spiritual experience
• Ancient temple architecture
• Sacred bathing pools and courtyards
• Mengening Temple - Pura Mengening

A tranquil and less crowded sacred temple nestled near the jungle and natural spring area. Known for its serene atmosphere and genuine spiritual ambiance, this temple offers a deeper connection to Balinese purification traditions away from larger tourist crowds.

Highlights:

• Hidden sacred spring temple
• Quiet spiritual atmosphere
• Authentic local temple experience
• Natural jungle surroundings
• Umah Bali Kuno - Umah Kuno Bali is the traditional Balinese house constructed based on Asta Kosala Kosali, the sacred architectural system of Bali. Each building within the compound—such as the family shrine (sanggah), kitchen (paon), ceremonial pavilion (bale gede), and sleeping quarters (bale meten)—is meticulously placed according to spiritual and cosmic principles. The layout reflects harmony between humans, nature, and the divine, following the Balinese philosophy of Tri Hita Karana.

• Sarong and temple sash for temple entry
• Local English-speaking host or guide
• Mineral water
• Guided Balinese purification (Melukat) experience
• Offerings and incense
• Pickup and Drop-off - Depending option is selected
• Locker and changing room access

• personal expenses
• Transportation with meet at meeting point

Rediscover inner peace through one of Bali’s profound spiritual practices at a revered holy spring temple in Ubud. This engaging cultural journey invites participants to explore Bali’s spiritual essence through a traditional water purification ritual, led by an experienced local guide.

Gain insights into Balinese Hindu customs, prepare modest offerings, and engage in a sacred cleansing ceremony using holy spring water, believed to restore balance, renewal, and positive energy. Beyond merely visiting a temple, participants will actively partake in an authentic ritual that is deeply embedded in Balinese daily life and spirituality.

Ideal for first-time visitors, solo travelers, couples, and wellness enthusiasts, this experience provides a tranquil retreat amidst nature, culture, and local traditions. Flexible booking options are available, ranging from simple temple visits to comprehensive experiences with hotel transfers and Ubud highlights, ensuring a seamless and unforgettable Bali adventure.

• Comfortable clothes, modest clothing (shoulders and knees covered). A sarong will be provided for Tirta Empul Temple.
• Bring Towel and extra change of clothes for after the purification ritual
• Women who are currently menstruating are traditionally not permitted to enter Balinese temples.
• Sandals or non-slip footwear
• Temple Dress Code: To respect Balinese Hindu traditions, all visitors must wear proper temple attire during the experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.