The Other Side Of Ubud
Cena od IDR
1 550 000,00 IDR
- Trvanie: 9 Hodín (cca.)
WHAT TO EXPECT
Ubud is renowned as Bali’s capital of arts and culture. This full-day tour takes you deeper into the region’s creative, spiritual and natural heritage. You will visit picturesque ancient temples, explore jungles and barter for handicrafts at the local market, uncovering a glimpse of Ubud’s allure.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
Hotel pick up at 8:00 AM will take you to the morning show of the Barong dance, depicting the endless battle between good (Barong) and evil (Rangda), of which goodness eternally prevails. Continue onto Goa Gajah (literally, ‘elephant cave’) to discover its age-old frescoes, meditational cave, ponds and fountains frequented historically by Hindu monks. Following a tasty lunch at Green Puri Suling (or similar), journey onwards to Ubud’s Monkey Forest, home to long-tailed macaques and several holy temples within its forest. Lastly, Pura Taman Saraswati otherwise known as the Water Palace, greets its passers-by with her extensive lotus pond, dedicated to the goddess of knowledge. The day ends amidst the colours and crafts of the Ubud Market.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Operates daily, pickup from hotel reception at approx. 8:00 AM.
English-speaking guide provided (other languages available on request).
Includes lunch, private air-conditioned car, mineral water, all entrance and parking fees, insurance.
What to wear: casual clothes (shoulders and knees covered in respect of the temples, sarong/fabric around the waist and knees is recommended).
What to bring: sneakers and sandals, hat, and sunscreen.
Ubud is renowned as Bali’s capital of arts and culture. This full-day tour takes you deeper into the region’s creative, spiritual and natural heritage. You will visit picturesque ancient temples, explore jungles and barter for handicrafts at the local market, uncovering a glimpse of Ubud’s allure.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
Hotel pick up at 8:00 AM will take you to the morning show of the Barong dance, depicting the endless battle between good (Barong) and evil (Rangda), of which goodness eternally prevails. Continue onto Goa Gajah (literally, ‘elephant cave’) to discover its age-old frescoes, meditational cave, ponds and fountains frequented historically by Hindu monks. Following a tasty lunch at Green Puri Suling (or similar), journey onwards to Ubud’s Monkey Forest, home to long-tailed macaques and several holy temples within its forest. Lastly, Pura Taman Saraswati otherwise known as the Water Palace, greets its passers-by with her extensive lotus pond, dedicated to the goddess of knowledge. The day ends amidst the colours and crafts of the Ubud Market.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Operates daily, pickup from hotel reception at approx. 8:00 AM.
English-speaking guide provided (other languages available on request).
Includes lunch, private air-conditioned car, mineral water, all entrance and parking fees, insurance.
What to wear: casual clothes (shoulders and knees covered in respect of the temples, sarong/fabric around the waist and knees is recommended).
What to bring: sneakers and sandals, hat, and sunscreen.