Itinerary ( Schedule) : • 8.45  AM    Pick up from your hotel ( Ubud Area). • 9.30  AM    Arrived at Barong Dance performance. • 11.00 AM    Drive to Tirta Empul Tampaksiring. • 12.30 PM    Arrived at Rice terrace and Lunch. • 13.30 PM    Drive to Coffee Plantation. • 14.30 PM   Drive to penelokan village to View of Mount Batur Volcano and Batur lake. • 17.30  PM   Back to your hotel. • 18.30  PM   Arrived at Hotel. Note : • All Tour is a Private Tour • Tour Price is Valid for 1 (One) Tour or a Family with Maximum 5 (Five) People • the Extra People Will Charge USD 10/Person or IDR 100,000/Person • The Places to Visit Can Skip or Add as Long as the Location is in The same Way • There is Extra Charge if The Place Location is in a Different Way. • If You Wish to Enter the Temple,  Please Wear a Sarong & Temple Sash.

barong dance entrance fee 150 K / PERSON Duration for attractions around 1 hours

Tegallalang Rice Terrace is a rice field tourist attraction in Bali which is included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This tourist attraction is famous for its irrigation system called “Subak”. “Subak” symbolizes the Balinese philosophy known as “Tri Hita Kirana” which teaches humans to maintain a balance between relationships between others, the environment and with the creator. Tegallalang Rice Terrace is also one of the shooting locations for the film Eat Pray Love.

batur kintamani Kintamani and Penelokan its fantastic Mount and lake. The spectacular mountainous region around Kintamani with its deep Crater Lake and bubbling hot springs, make this region a must to visit. Batur Lake is the largest lake in Bali and the region offers some of the most spectacular views to be found anywhere on the island. Batur Lake also provides water for an underground network of streams and springs across the southern slopes of the mountain. Kintamani is really great for day trips, trekking or simply for getting away from it all for a few days.The district is the earliest known kingdom in Bali, dating from the tenth century.

Penglipuran village is a beautiful highland village in the regency of Bangli in East Bali, best known for its well-preserved layout and culture. While most of its residents have embraced modernity, its individual compounds are well-kept to look traditional.