Heart of Ubud

Service Description

Walk through the dramatic entrance of the intricately carved "Elephant Cave", Goa Gajah. Blending Buddhist imagery with Hindu, Goa Gajah is a significant historical and spiritual site believed to date back to the 9th or 11th century. The temple complex includes a bathing area with sacred springs, where locals perform purification rituals in the healing waters. Unveil the timeless elegance of the 1,000-year-old Batuan Temple, renowned for its stunning traditional Balinese architecture. Its beautiful courtyards, adorned with detailed sculptures and vibrant carvings, tell stories of the gods and ancient legends. These spaces are used for various religious ceremonies and rituals, reflecting the temple's active role in the community’s spiritual life. Soak up the serenity of Ubud's monkey sanctuary. This sacred haven is home to over 1,200 long-tailed macaques that roam freely among ancient temples and towering trees. Wander along winding paths and discover centuries-old shrines, moss-covered statues and serene water features that make this forest a mystical retreat. Step into the grandeur of Bali’s regal past at Ubud Palace, the vibrant centre of Ubud’s cultural heritage. Ubud Palace is not just a historical site; it’s a living testament to the island’s artistic and royal legacy, with traditional performances bringing Balinese culture to life. Marvel at the power and peace of nature at your choice of one of three breathtaking waterfalls. Kanto Lampo is a mesmerising sight, where water flowing over layered rock formations creates a stunning curtain of cascading falls. Secluded Tibumana is an oasis of calm. Surrounded by lush greenery, this waterfall tumbles into a crystal-clear pool, inviting you to take a refreshing dip. Finally, Suwat combines dramatic beauty with a sense of adventure. The powerful falls cascade into a peaceful pool, creating an impressive spectacle amidst dense tropical foliage. This tour is intended to last 9-10 hours. Additional time is chargeable at IDR 50,000 per hour. What's included? * Pick-up and drop-off * Mineral water * Parking fees * English-speaking Balinese driver What's excluded? * Entrance fees (see below) * Meals and refreshments * Souvenirs The following entrance fees are indicative only and subject to change: Goa Gajah: IDR 50,000 Batuan: IDR 50,000 Monkey Forest: IDR 60,000 - 100,000 Kanto Lampo: IDR 25,000 Tibumana: IDR 25,000 Suwat: IDR 25,000 Ubud Palace: Free to enter but dance performances incur a charge