• Sari Amerta Batik Collection - Batik, a treasured cultural heritage of Indonesia, began to flourish in Bali during the 1970s, particularly in Batu Bulan village. Visitors can observe the intricate handcrafting techniques used to create motifs that depict stories of deities or the lives of the Balinese people.
• Celuk Village - The art of silverwork in Bali started to evolve in 1930, initially serving religious ceremonies and royal palace needs. Over time, silverwork expanded to include jewelry, and visitors can witness the various stages of production firsthand.
• Tegalalang Rice Terrace - Experience the beautifully arranged rice fields in Ceking village. Learn about the Subak Bali irrigation system by exploring the fields and capturing memorable photos. Additionally, enjoy the AYUNAN or Bali Swing, with tickets available for purchase on-site.
• Mount Batur - Admire the breathtaking views of this active volcano, standing over 1000 meters high, which has erupted 26 times since 1804. Enjoy an Indonesian buffet lunch while taking in the stunning scenery of Mount Batur. During the rainy season, the weather may be overcast, obscuring the view.
• Tirta Empul Temple - Tirta Empul is a renowned ancient temple in Bali, used for the Melukat cleansing ceremony. Open to the public, visitors must wear a sarong to enter. Before entering the temple, there is a sacred shower area. Guests are encouraged to enter the pool after changing into green sarongs available at the rental counter.
• Tegenungan Waterfall - Located in Kemenuh village, this waterfall marks the final stop of the tour. Visitors can descend the stairs to the river, or for those who prefer, enjoy the view from above.

• Complimentary mineral bottled water
• Professional English-speaking driver/guide
• Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off
• All local taxes and regulation fees included
• Parking and toll fees covered
• Comfortable transport in a private vehicle

• Gratuities
• Personal expenses
• Lunch

Embark on a full-day tour to gain insights into the classic Balinese culture by visiting the neighboring traditional village. Discover the artistry of local artisans including the intricate process of batik cloth making with wax, home-based silversmith industries, and wood carving. Don’t miss out on exploring a Balinese customary house compound. Following this, pay a visit to the sacred Tirta Empul Temple.

Next, a half-day tour offers a delightful coffee and tea break at a natural coffee plantation.

Enjoy a panoramic view of Mt Batur from a thousand-meter altitude while you lunch, enhancing your dining experience.

What makes this tour route special is its passage through rural landscapes, providing mesmerizing views of numerous rice fields and the final destination being the waterfall at Tegenungan.

In these villages, occupants residing in traditional homes share strong bonded communal relationships. This evident unity shines during death ceremonies or sanitary activities conducted within each village.

• Meeting point at 08:30 AM at the lobby Hotel/Accommodation
• Kids is allowed max 2 kids per booking

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