• Barong & Kris Dance - The Barong is a revered Balinese dance featuring a mythical creature with four legs, resembling a lion or tiger, operated by two performers like a circus act.

The Barong Dance depicts the legendary battle between good and evil. In the tale, “Rangda” is the mother of Erlangga, the 10th-century King of Bali, who was cursed by Erlangga’s father for practicing “black magic.”

After becoming a widow, she summoned evil spirits from the jungle to pursue Erlangga. During the battle, her dark magic forces were so powerful that Erlangga sought the Barong’s assistance. The Barong arrived with Erlangga’s soldiers, and a fierce battle ensued.

Rangda cast a spell causing Erlangga’s soldiers to attempt suicide with their “poisoned keris,” aiming at their own stomachs and chests.

The Barong countered with a spell that made their bodies immune to the sharp keris.

Ultimately, the Barong emerged victorious, and Rangda fled.

• Tegenungan Waterfall - Tegenungan Waterfall is situated in Tegenungan Village, Kemenuh Village, Gianyar Regency, close to the artistic village of Ubud. Although isolated, it has become a popular tourist spot. It is one of the few waterfalls in Bali not located in highland or mountainous areas. The water’s volume and clarity depend on rainfall, but it is surrounded by lush greenery and offers fresh water for swimming. The waterfall features varying heights that can be climbed after descending stairs to reach it. This attraction also includes a viewing point overlooking the jungle and waterfall at the main entrance.

• Mount Batur - Kintamani is one of Bali’s most stunning tourist destinations, featuring the semi-active volcano of Mount Batur and its crater lake. Kintamani is surrounded by captivating nature and six ancient villages around the Batur Lake caldera, often referred to as Bali Age Villages. The local people here have unique cultures, houses, and lifestyles.

Mount Batur has erupted approximately 24 times since 1800. These eruptions have impacted the local community, leading to the relocation of temples, village repairs, and the reorganization of traditions.

Lake Batur is the largest lake in Bali and serves as an irrigation source for all farmers and the general Bali community.

Lunch will be served at a local restaurant here.

• Tegalalang Rice Terrace - Tegallalang Rice Terraces in Ubud are renowned for their stunning rice paddy scenes, featuring the subak (traditional Balinese cooperative irrigation system). Tegallalang rice terraces provide a perfect Bali photo opportunity with their dramatic views. The vista extends down to the rice terraces on the slopes across the valley. A local elder, a farmer who owns the land, invites visitors to try his green coconut drink and purchase woven hats made from coconut leaves, as well as pose for photos with visitors for a small fee.

• Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary - Located not far from Ubud Palace, Ubud Monkey Forest is in the southern part of Ubud Downtown, Padang Tegal Village. In Balinese, the monkey forest is called “Wanara Wana.” Ubud Monkey Forest plays a crucial role in preserving the monkey habitat in Bali.

The friendly monkeys within the sacred rainforest of Padang Tegal Village are commonly known as “Long-Tailed Macaques.” They are divided into three groups. In 2011, there were approximately 605 monkeys, including 39 adult males, 38 sub-adult males, 194 adult females, 243 juveniles, and 91 infants.

These monkeys are believed to be the divine guardians of the Dalem Agung Temple, located in the forest’s center. Three holy temples are situated within Ubud Monkey Forest, estimated to have been built in the mid-14th century.

Dalem Agung Temple, located northwest of the forest, is considered the most important temple. The Permandian Temple is on the west side of the forest, and the Prajapati Temple, dedicated to Dewa Ciwa (Shiva God), is on the southeast side. It is one of the Khayangan Temples in Padang Tegal Village.

• All entrance fees included
• Complimentary lunch
• Bottled mineral water provided
• Bali map included

• Personal expenses

Ubud Kintamani Tours is one of recommended trips objects that Travel Lovers should visit. Beside nice view of waterfall, Batur mountain, stunning rice terrace, also you can increasingly your Culture experience. Travellers may explore about Bali cultures because of Ubud as a central of culture in Bali.

Art villages are example. Every village has own activities as a tradition which handed down generation to generation. Balinese dances in Ubud is trully well known, not in Bali and Indonesia only, but in view other countries too.

Ubud town was originally important as a source of medicinal herbs and plants; Ubud gets its name from the Balinese word ‘Ubad’ (medicine), and noe become a medicine of Travel Lovers EXPERIENCE.

So…for Travellers who would like come to Bali and want to have tours, should be visit UBUD & Kintamani as nearest connecting object.

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