SIC - New Ubud Package

Day 1: Ubud

SOUTH BALI – UBUD (L)
At the appropriate time, you will be picked up at hotel lobby in South Bali and transfer to Ubud with visiting Monkey forest, Ubud palace and market.

Ubud Monkey Forest lies within the village of Padangtegal, which owns it. The village's residents view the monkey forest as an important spiritual, economic, educational, and conservation centre. There are many points of interest for guests to explore. Other than around 700 monkeys, guests can also see 186 species of trees in 12.5 hectares of forest. There are three temples onsite which visitors can view from the surrounding areas as the inside is for the prayer community only.

The historical Ubud Palace is an essential landmark in the Ubud area of Bali, Indonesia. The palace once housed the royal family and is known for its grandeur Balinese architecture, stunning gardens, and surroundings. Visitors have the opportunity to explore the charming courtyard, the magnificent buildings, and the vast compound. A traditional dance performance is held every evening on this site, which attracts tourists and locals alike

Ubud Traditional Art Market is situated close to Puri Saren Royal Ubud Palace. The market allows visitors to purchase traditional clothing and handcrafted gifts. A wide range of art can be found in the market, along with souvenirs.
Lunch will be provided at local restaurant

Day 2: Ubud

UBUD (BL)

This tour includes visits to Tirta Empul, Kintamani and Tegalalang with enjoy refreshment.
Tirta Empul is located close to the town of Tampaksiring in the village of Manukaya. The village is a 30-minute drive to the North of Ubud. Tirta Empul, Bali, is one of the largest and busiest water temples in Indonesia. The temple was founded in 926 A.D. and is dedicated to Vishnu, who is the Hindu God of water. The name of the temple actually means ‘holy water spring’ in Balinese.

Perched 1500 metres high on the edge of the Batur Caldera, in northeastern Bali, the village of Kintamani overlooks the magnificent Lake Batur and offers panoramic views of the active volcano Mount Batur. It serves as the perfect base from which to explore the picturesque Gunung Batur Region.

Whether you’re mesmerized by the engineering mastery, the wonder of nature orthe sheer beauty if it all, a visit to the Tegalalang rice terrace will have your jawdropping. Wear comfy shoes for the 50-step decent to a viewing platform, where you can look back up at this the unique farming method that makes for a such a spectacular view.
Lunch will be served at local restaurant.

Day 3: Ubud

UBUD (BL)

This tour includes visits to Kertagosa, Tenganan and Tirta Gangga.
Kertagosa Justice located at Klungkung was the oldest kingdom on the island and its "Raja" the most exalted. Kertha Gosa (The Court Hall) and Taman Gili (The Floating Pavilion) were formerly parts of Semarapura Palace of Klungkung Kingdom, built in the 18th century. A main gate or the royal palace well known as "Pemedal Agung" is hitherto standing intactly at the Western part of the Court Hall and the Floating Pavilion. For its ceiling painted in the traditional wayang style portraying punishment in hell and the rewards in heaven and other aspects of moralities. The floating pavilion, garden and lotus ponds in this walled- in complex, located on the main intersection of town are a reminder of the former glory of this kingdom.

Tenganan is one of the oldest villages on the island of Bali; it is located the Karangasem Regency, about an hour away from the town of Denpasar. The walled village is comprised of two entrances, a residential complex, two small temples, communal pavilions that are mostly utilized for ceremonial or societal gatherings, and the drum tower which is beaten 21 times at the start of each day. Tenganan is particularly renowned precise, high-quality Double Ikat material woven by the local women, visitors can enjoy browsing the charming array of food stalls and art shops.

Tirta Gangga, nestled in the heart of Bali, Indonesia, is a captivating masterpiece of lush, serene beauty. This enchanting water palace, meticulously landscaped and adorned with traditional Balinese architecture, offers a tranquil haven for travellers seeking respite from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Tirta Gangga, which translates to "Water of the Ganges," is renowned for its elaborate water gardens and sacred pools. The complex features tiered fountains, koi ponds, stone carvings, and a profusion of tropical plants, all set against a backdrop of emerald rice terraces and towering palm trees.
Lunch will be provided at local restaurant.

Day 4:

UBUD – SOUTH BALI/PADANG BAI (B)
At the appropriate time, you will be picked up at hotel lobby and transfer to South Bali/Padang Bai