Batik is one of Indonesia's cultural heritages whose manufacturing process still uses the hands-on process of skilled local people. The Process of making Batik is a hereditary teaching from generation to generation. besides processing cloth, they collect their work and show it to visitors.

Celuk is the center of local silver family craftsmen in Bali who have flourished more than decades. A village that has custom house architects and a cottage industry of making silver jewelry. This place is a family business that has been passed down for generations, they also provide silver making classes which you can take part in at a later time.

The sacred monkey forest conservation is not only for tourist attraction but good for economic life of local people and for research conservation programs. The visitor can enjoy and take pictures with natural and the surrounding atmosphere. Conservation forest has land area of ​​11 hectares. Many forests are planted with more than 100 kinds of trees as environmental conservation and all of this is protected by local government. You can take a walk and see and feel the atmosphere of a protected forest in the middle of Ubud.

See rice fields, take the best pictures with panoramic rice fields, and see some Balinese swing activities. Subak is an irrigation system for water management which was developed around 9th century. Subak system works without a machine pump. The water is taken from the above mountain and flows downward to irrigate rice fields and also used for construction.

Enjoy the view of the highest second volcano in Bali which is still active while resting during lunch, sunny weather or thick fog depending on the season at that time. Enjoy the fresh weather and beautiful landscape. Mt. Batur status is still active, the first documented eruption in 1804 and the last eruption with huge lava in 1974. A cool place at an altitude of more than 1700 meters above sea level.

This temple is one of the famous temples in Gianyar Bali and one of places for praying for Hinduism. Majority religion citizen live in Bali is Hindu. The temple compound consists of a petirtaan or bathing structure, famous for its holy spring water, where Balinese Hindus go to for ritual purification (Tirta Empul Temple). Cool water flows from a source untouched by human hands, you can feel it by going into a pool that is allowed by local rules.