Tour Code: FIT/3929

Beauty of East Bali

7 Nights / 8 Days
Private Van Tour
Winter Special
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Cities : Bali Island (3N),Bali Island (2N),Bali Island (2N)

Sightseeing

Bali Island, Indonesia
  • Tanah Lot Temple
  • Uluwatu Temple
  • Lempuyang temple And tirtha gangga
  • Bali Swing
  • Pantai Batu Barak
  • Goa Lawah Temple
  • Natural Salt Maker
  • Tukad Cepung Waterfall
  • Tirta Empul
  • Lehangan Sweets
  • Amed Beach
  • Sari Timbul

Meals

  • 7 Breakfast

Note : 

  • Rooms are Subject to Availability at the time of booking.


Note: Peak Season Surcharge Rates Are Not Included In This Package.

Day wise travel itinerary

  • Day 1 :Bali - Kuta

    Arrive at Bali. Meet and greet by our local representative and transfer to Hotel. 1400hrs check into the hotel. Overnight at Kuta Hotel.

  • Day 2 :Kuta - Water Sports - Tanah Barak - Uluwatu Temple

    Breakfast at hotel. Morning pick up for Benoa beach tour (1round: Parasailing, jet ski, banana boat ride). You will be taken to Benoa for water sports in the morning at TanjungBenoa. Experience the thrill on an actual flying fish in a rubber boat pulled by a speedboat, Banana Boat can take up to 5 persons at the same time. Jet Ski means the pleasure of high speeds on the sea. Then Proceed for Tanah Barak and Uluwatu Temple Sunset Tour. Overnight at Hotel. 

    • Breakfast
  • Day 3 :Kuta - Tanah Lot Temple

    Breakfast at hotel – Morning Free for leisure later transfer for Tanah lot. Tanah lot temple - dedicated to the Balinese Sea Gods. One of Bali's most important landmarks, the temple rests upon an outcrop in-between constantly crashing waves. The best time to visit is in the evening, when the sun is about to set. Overnight at Kuta.

    • Breakfast
  • Day 4 :Kuta - Candidasa - Goa Lawah Temple - Natural Salt Maker

    Breakfast at hotel. Check out from Kuta Hotel. After Visit Goa Lawah Temple - Pura Goa Lawah is a Balinese Hindu temple or a pura located in Klungkung, Bali, Indonesia. Pura Goa Lawah is often included among the Sad Kahyangan Jagad, or the "six sanctuaries of the world", the six holiest places of worship on Bali. and then Proceed for Natural Salt Maker -  The Balinese coastline villages have a centuries-old tradition of salt making, producing a pure premium salt with sweet notes. The Kusamba village in the Klungkung region of South Bali is one of the few villages that have continued with this historic tradition. Overnight at Candidasa Hotel.

    • Breakfast
  • Day 5 :Candidasa - Lehangan Sweets - Amed Beach - Lempuyng Temple - Tirtha Ganga

    Breakfast at hotel. Then Visit Explore the Lahangan Sweet during sunrise and it is one of Bali’s newest attractions boasting an epic viewpoint of Mount Agung and climb the best spot while passing the time admiring the beautiful rice paddies along the way, the luscious palm trees and mountains that rise up above you. Then Visit the popular Lempuyang Gate of Heaven wherein you can walk through the iconic temple, mesmerized with it's awesome architecture and breathtaking views. Ascend the temple's grand staircase where you can get your scenic picture taken and it is consider as one of the most sacred and popular tourist attractions in Bali. Another stop will be the Tirta Gangga Temple where you can admire the decorative ponds, statues, plants and fountains that surrounds the palace. Enjoy also the serene ambiance created by the sacred spring water that flows through the pools. This water palace offers a retreat for those seeking a peaceful escape and a glimpse into Bali's cultural heritage. This is also the place where you can feed the fish while taking your best spot photos.

    • Breakfast
  • Day 6 :Candidasa - Ubud - Tukad Cepung Waterfall

    Breakfast at Hotel. Check out from Candidasa Hotel. and then Visit Tukad Cepung Waterfall -  This unique waterfall tucked beneath Tembuku’s jungle caves is unlike any other in Bali. It's a 15-minute trek down some steep steps, but well worth the effort. While the waters at the base of the falls are too shallow to swim in, you can stand under the fine mist, as rays of light shine down from the cave opening above. This popular photo spot can get quite busy, so visit in the early morning for fewer crowds—though you'd want to catch the midday sun for the best light. The rocks can be slippery, so wear good shoes and avoid the monsoon season when the water levels get high. Overnight at Ubud Hotel.

    • Breakfast
  • Day 7 :Ubud - Tirtha Emphul - Sari Timbul - Bali Swing

    Breakfast at Hotel. Then Visit Tirta Empul temple is a Hindu Balinese water temple, and is considered sacred by the community. Worshippers take part in ancient cleansing rituals here and visitors are welcomed to join. Nestled in the lush Balinese countryside amid rice terraces and coffee plantations, the Vishnu-dedicated Hindu complex gets packed with devotees on full moon nights, when it takes on an even more special significance to them. You might get to watch a ceremonial dance performance too. For fewer crowds, visit early in the morning. After entering, you can rent a sarong for a small donation to wear during the ritual. After Visit Sari Timbul - Explore the enchating realm of Sari Timbul glass factory and unveiling the miystical forest and wood-craft wonders of Kala Rau. and Then Visit Bali Swing  in Ubud is a popular tourist attraction that offers exhilarating experiences of swinging over lush jungle valleys while enjoying stunning views of the surrounding landscape. It is a must-visit destination for thrill-seekers looking for an adrenaline rush and Instagram-worthy pictures. Overnight at Ubud Hotel.

    • Breakfast
  • Day 8 :Back Home

    Breakfast at Hotel. Check out from the Hotel. Pick up and transfer to Denpasar Airport for your Flight Back to Home India with wonderful memories of your tour.

    • Breakfast
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Sightseeing

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Tanah Lot Temple

This temple is known as the sunset temple but equally beautiful in the morning as well. This landmark attraction is a Hindu temple built on rock formation in sea makingi it a dramatic stunning scene. It is located in Beraban village of the Tabanan regency, which is 20kms from Denpasar and has multiple shops souvenir shops, restaurants and vendors selling street food. The temple is dedicated to God of Sea and was build in the 15th century. It attract thousand of tourist every year to enjoy the mesmerizing views.

Pura Luhur Tanah Lot is located on an offshore rock located slightly to the edge, in Segara Kidul Tanah Lot. its location gives rise to several stories of the origin of the name Tanah Lot which are put forward in a pantheon or mythological. The Tanah Lot area itself is 28.58 hectares and includes a temples, housing, tourist accommodation, offices, gardens, courts, parking lots, rice fields and roads. The history refers to several sources, namely:

1. According to Rontal Dewa Tattwa (Druwen Ida Rsi Bhujangga Sidhanta in Banjar Batu Buah, Beraban Traditional Village):

Presents the origin and history of the Tanah Lot Temple in the pantheon that the location of the Tanah Lot Temple comes from the land of linet, which means: thick soil. This concept is in line with the pantheon or mythology of the origin of the name of the coral island presented in the Rontal Babad Gajah Mada, which comes from the land of lod, which also means: thick soil.

2. According to the Rontal Dwijendra Tattwa:

During the Majapahit Kingdom in East Java, there was a holy Hindu priest, named “Dang Hyang Dwi Jendra” or “Dang Hyang Nirartha”. He has been appreciated and respected by the King and the people through his spiritual teaching. He was well known for teaching Hinduism as “Dharma Yatra” (scholarship method). In Lombok, he was called “Tuan Semeru” or the teacher from Semeru. “Semeru” is the name of an active volcano in East Java.

 When he came to Bali in the 15th century, the King of Bali was “Dalem Waturenggong”. The King accepted and welcomed him very well. The King also allowed him to teach and extended Hinduism through all over the island. Then he built so many temples in every sacred place with the local people.

 On his journey from west to east along the southern coast of Bali he made a first stop at “Rambut Siwi” and performed a “Dharma Yatra”. In a meditation, he saw a holy light coming from a south-east direction. He followed the light and finally found the holy spring. Nearby the spring, he made a place for performing a meditation. He found a beautiful and peaceful place, the so-called “Gili Beo”. Gili means rock and Beo means bird. So, that rock york looks like a bird. There the priest meditated and devoted to the God of the sea.

 The priest continued his journey to the east and made another stop at Beraban village. Beraban village was ruled by “Bendesa Sakti Beraban”. The local people at Beraban adhere to monotheism. In a very short time, Dang Hyang Nirartha could be able to influence the local people and became his followers. Soon the local people left their belief in monotheism. But “Bendesa Sakti Beraban” ( headman) refused the tuition of Hinduism. He organized his faithful followers and chased away the holy priest Dang Hyang Nirartha.

 The legend of the local people that Dang Hyang Nirartha protected himself by moving part of the rock where he was seated and became a small floating island where the temple is located now. Now, that small island is called “Tanah Lot”. “Tanah” means earth and “Lot” means sea.

 Finally the headman of Beraban confessed the magic power of Dang Hyang Nirartha. Then he began to learn the doctrines of the holy priest and became a faithful follower.

 Before leaving the village of Beraban, the holy priest gave the headman a “Kris” (the old traditional weapon). Until now that “Kris”, named “Ki Baru Gajah” has been considered as a sacred weapon and now is kept in the former palace of the Royal Family at Kediri.

 Every 210 days right on the celebration of the temple festival at Pekendungan temple, approximately 300 meters to the northwest of Tanah Lot temple. On that festivity, the holy Kris of Ki Baru Gajah is carried on a procession from Kediri to Pekendungan temple about 11 kilometers.
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Uluwatu Temple

Uluwatu Temple one of six key temples believed to be Bali's spiritual pillar, its famous for its attractive location, on top of a cliff approx. 70 meters above sea level.This temple is must visit because of spectacular cliff-top setting at the edge of a plateau 250 feet above the waves of an Indian Ocean.  In Balinese, Ulu means “top” and watu means “stone”. Behind the main monument in one of the courtyards of Uluwatu temple lies a Brahmin statue facing the ocean, which is considered to be a representation of Dhang Hyang Dwijendra. There are 3 statues inside, one of them depicting Brahma. There are 2 stones troughs in the temple area, if both of them were joined they would form a Megalithic coffin. Right below the cliff Uluwatu beach, is one of Bali’s best internationally known surfing spots. 

Kecak, known in Indonesia as Terry Kekak, is a form of Bali Hindu dance and music drama that was developed in Bali, Indonesia in 1930. Since its creation, it has been predominantly by men, with the very first women's kecak group starting in 2006. The dance is based on the Ramayana story and is traditionally performed in temples and villages in Bali.

Also known as chanting the Ramayana monkey, the dance is performed by around 150 performers wearing clothes checked around their waists, chanting loudly on ""chalk"" and shaking their hands and hands. The performance depicts a battle of the Ramayana, in which monkeys such as monkeys, led by Hanuman, help Prince Rama fight the evil King Ravana. Kecak has its roots in Sanghang, a trance-inducing exorcism dance.

Kecak dances are usually performed by about fifty to one hundred men who wear only loins; His upper body is left bare. They form thick circles, in the middle of which there is a traditional Bali coconut oil lamp. First, they move their bodies rhythmically to the left and right, with a slow and consistent pronunciation of the words ""slow chuck-chalk-k-chuck"". Gradually the pace of the rhythm increases and they lift their hands trembling in the air. Kike dances are performed for dance-plays and the story presented is taken from the Ramayana Hindu epic. The defenders of the bare-chested male kike played the role of Rama's army of vanaras (vanaras) and the armies (giants) of Ravana's soldiers.

The performance period is around an hour. The story of the Ramayana is depicted, beginning with the exile of Sita and Rama in the forest of Dandaka. The performance ends with the golden deer, the abduction of Sita by Ravana, the war between Ravana and Jatayu, the discovery of Sita by Hanuman, and the battle between Rama and Ravana. Keechak recites the mantra and sings according to the mood and mood of the story.
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Lempuyang temple And tirtha gangga

Welcome to Bali. We are Bali Paradiso, a Bali car rental services in Bali. We are ready to accompany your trip with the most comfortable transportation services. We provide international standard tourism transportation with reliable, fluent English drivers. A warm and safe trip for you is our priority.


We take you to every destination in Bali that you want to visit. Consult your trip with our English-speaking drivers, they are ready to take you through the best path without the trap of tourist crowds.

Pura Penataran Agung Lempuyang is a Balinese Hindu temple or pura located in the slope of Mount Lempuyang in Karangasem, Bali. Pura Penataran Agung Lempuyang is considered as part of a complex of pura surrounding Mount Lempuyang, one of the highly regarded temples of Bali.

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Bali Swing

Bali Swing is one of the great and most famous swings in Bali.It takes approximately 20 minutes’ drive from Ubud center, and 1.5 hours from Kuta. 
Bali is an island where you can find  unique kind of things to do, one of that is Bali Swing. Swing with breathtaking views as background and it is in the to-do list of who all visit Bali.   Bali Swing's company  has a total of 15 activates including swings, nest and many other miniatures to click photos. This place is worth a visit if you are looking to experience the freedom and thrill of swinging high above the tree. Get adrenaline rush,  thrilling feelings, unforgettable experiences and unique pictures. Imagine swinging and gliding on various spots over lush green forests, rice fields, river valleys, awesome cliff and much more. 
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Pantai Batu Barak

Tanah Barak Beach indeed showcases its beauty. Here, you'll be mesmerized by the stunning beach with its super blue waters that blend with colorful coral rocks along the shore. The adorable marine life swimming around adds to the charm of this beach. It's a shame not to capture this beauty. Pantai Tanah Barak juga berhasil memamerkan kecantikannya. Di sini, Sobat Pesona bakal terpana melihat indahnya pantai dengan air super biru yang berpadu dengan batu karang warna-warni di sepanjang pantai. Biota-biota laut yang berenang gemas juga menambah nilai plus dari pantai ini. Sayang banget kalau nggak diabadikan.

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Goa Lawah Temple

Pura Goa Lawah is a Balinese Hindu temple or a pura located in Klungkung, Bali, Indonesia. Pura Goa Lawah is often included among the Sad Kahyangan Jagad, or the "six sanctuaries of the world", the six holiest places of worship on Bali

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Natural Salt Maker

Natural Salt Maker

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Tukad Cepung Waterfall

Tukad Cepung Waterfall is located in the Tembuku village of Bangli, to find its location is not difficult. When we come from the direction of Denpasar faster, when via the By Pass, Ida Bagus Mantra, then turn left after the junction with Siyut Beach, follow the road until it was later kept on there are directions to the right with the Tukad Cepung Waterfall.visit the tukad cepung waterfall tour not too far because it is located in Central bali. tukad cepung waterfall from seminyak about 1 hour, if the tukad cepung waterfall from kuta about 1 hour, tukad cepung waterfall from ubud 30 minutes.if you do tukad cepung waterfall tour you will see natural countryside.
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Tirta Empul

Built in the 10th-century, Tirta Empul temple is a Hindu Balinese water temple, and is considered sacred by the community. Worshippers take part in ancient cleansing rituals here and visitors are welcomed to join. Nestled in the lush Balinese countryside amid rice terraces and coffee plantations, the Vishnu-dedicated Hindu complex gets packed with devotees on full moon nights, when it takes on an even more special significance to them. You might get to watch a ceremonial dance performance too. For fewer crowds, visit early in the morning. After entering, you can rent a sarong for a small donation to wear during the ritual.

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Lehangan Sweets

Lehangan Sweets 

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Amed Beach

This East Bali beach town is known for excellent SCUBA diving and snorkeling. New hotels are springing up on this coast, especially in Candidasa, a scenic 40-minute drive to its south. Amed is also a great place to admire Bali’s colorful outrigger boats.


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Sari Timbul

Explore the lush Alas Harum Ubud/Tegallalang rice terraces, marvel at the majestic Tegendungan Waterfall, and delve into Ubud's vibrant arts and shopping scene. Experience the cultural heritage at a historical Hindu temple, and indulge in a delightful Bali coffee tasting and local cuisine.  This comprehensive package will allow you to immerse yourself in the natural beauty, cultural heritage, and local experiences that make Bali such a captivating destination. Let me know if you would like me to provide any additional details or customize the itinerary further.

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