• Celuk Village - The journey begins from your hotel, taking approximately one hour to reach the first destination. The tour starts in Ubud, an art village, where visitors can enjoy a one-hour Barong dance performance. The next stop is Celuk Village, renowned for its exquisite silver and gold handicrafts. The third destination is Batubulan Village, famous for its batik craftsmen. After experiencing the art of batik, the tour continues to Mas Village, where visitors can explore Balinese crafts, including statues and paintings, spending about an hour there.

• Puri Saren Palace - A 30-minute drive will take you to Puri Saren Palace, also known as Ubud Royal Palace or Saren Agung Palace, a must-see tourist attraction in Ubud, Gianyar, Bali. This palace is a staple in Bali tours due to its beauty, historical significance, and unique charm. The local community holds the palace and its founders in high regard. Located near the city center, the palace is close to the art market, with a 30-minute visit planned.

• Tegalalang Rice Terrace - A 30-minute drive leads to Tegalalang Rice Terrace, a popular tourist spot near Ubud. This stunning rice terrace offers a unique perspective of Bali, showcasing the lush, green rice fields. The natural beauty here is a rare find compared to urban landscapes. The terrace’s design follows the traditional “subak” system. Visitors can also enjoy agrotourism, with a 30-minute visit scheduled.

• Mount Batur - A one-hour drive to Kintamani Village offers breathtaking views of the active Mount Batur volcano and Lake Batur. This tour is a favorite for those wishing to admire the magnificent scenery from Kintamani Village while enjoying a delightful lunch with views of the volcano and lake. Visitors can spend about an hour here.

• Tirta Empul Temple - A one-hour drive takes you to Tirta Empul Temple, one of Bali’s largest temples, dedicated to Vishnu. “Tirta Empul” means holy water spring. The temple complex was established in 1954 for Indonesia’s first president. As with other Hindu temples in Bali, a dress code is enforced; visitors must wear a sarong, covering shoulders and knees. Sarongs can be brought or rented at the entrance. An entrance fee is required, with prices listed at the ticket counter. Visitors can spend about an hour here.

After the tour concludes, the driver will return you to your hotel, which will take approximately two hours.

• Private car
• English speaking driver
• Petrol
• Parking fee

• All personal expenses

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