Treasures of the Heartland

Service Description

Step into the alluring Taman Ayun Temple, a UNESCO-listed site that epitomises the grace and beauty of Balinese architecture and landscaping. This royal garden features an exquisite array of tiered pagodas set amidst lush, meticulously manicured gardens and tranquil moats. Continue your discovery of World Heritage sites with Jatiluwih, celebrated for its stunning stunning natural landscapes and rich agricultural traditions. Spanning over 600 hectares, these lush, green terraces offer a charismatic patchwork of rice paddies set against majestic mountains. Stroll along scenic walking trails, immerse yourself in the traditional Subak irrigation system and marvel at the staggering ingenuity and beauty of Bali’s rural heartland. Explore the enchanting world of Sangeh Monkey Forest. This vibrant forest sanctuary is home to a lively troop of macaques who frolic among towering nutmeg trees and ancient temples, offering a unique blend of wildlife observation, cultural exploration and natural splendour. Savour the spectacle of Tanah Lot, Bali’s legendary sea temple set against a dramatic coastal backdrop. Tanah Lot is is dedicated to the sea gods and is part of a series of sea temples along the coast that historically protect the island from evil spirits. The temple’s picturesque setting on a rocky promontory, surrounded by crashing waves, makes it one of Bali’s most photographed landmarks. Find your inner peace at one of Bali's most beautiful waterfalls. Choose between the roaring waters of Nungnung, where the cascade plunges over 70 meters into a pristine pool, and the tranquil charm of Leke Leke, where you can enjoy the peaceful ambiance and swim in the refreshing waters. Experience the timeless charm of Ulun Danu Temple, a lakeside sanctuary dedicated to the goddess of water, Dewi Danu. Nestled on the tranquil shores of Lake Beratan, this iconic temple is a marvel of Balinese architecture and spiritual significance, offering a peaceful retreat in nature’s embrace. 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: Ulun Danu: IDR 75,000 Jatiluwih: IDR 50,000 Sangeh: IDR 30,000 Tanah Lot: IDR 75,000 Waterfall: IDR 20,000 - 50,000 Ulun Danu: IDR 75,000