Bali Horse Riding Visiting the beaches in Bali shouldn’t be boring. Thus, you can try the Bali Horse Riding Tour. Some providers offer this tour package for those who demand a luxury experience to enjoy the beach. This horse-riding tour will take you to enjoy one beach to another on the back of a horse. This would be an interesting thing to do with your family and kids or simply a romantic kind of adventure with your loved one. Besides passing some beaches, you will also pass by the villages nearby. You can choose the horse you like. Also, you don’t need to worry because the horses are healthy and well taken care of by the providers. Riding a horse in the afternoon by the bay is truly a unique way to spend your time at the beach. We highly recommend this tour for many reasons. One of them is that the Bali Horse Riding Tour offers a luxury activity while escaping from the buzzing city life.

Ubud Royal Palace Ubud Royal Palace, known also as Saren Agung Palace, is a tourist object in Ubud, Gianyar, Bali. This location is almost always included in Bali tours for its beauty, history, and uniqueness. The palace itself has a long history as it was built since the 8th century by a religious leader named Rsi Markendaya. He established the palace on the foot of Mountain and provided water sources for people’s farming activities. Ubud Royal Palace is also quite close to the city center where the art market is located. The market was founded by Ida Tjokorda Putu Kandel who commanded the area from 1800 to 1823. Until now, the Ubud market is the economy symbol of people in this area. Additionally, the palace is equipped by a big auditorium or Wantilan inside. There is also the legendary Banyan tree functioned as a shelter at the daytime. Being a royal town for more a hundred year, Ubud Royal Palace is one of the most recommended objects if you are in Bali.

Ubud Market Ubud Market is easy to find since it is located in the tourism center of Ubud Bali, not far from Ubud Royal Palace or Puri Saren Agung. The marker is the society and economy symbol of people in Ubud. Although it is well-known as an art market, the area is actually divided into 2 markets. The west side market is where the real art market is placed. In this market, you can see and buy many souvenirs like paintings, dolls, puppets, curtains, clothes, accessories, and more. They are made with Bali characteristics so that you should not miss this chance out. On the other hand, another market is for daily needs like vegetables, fruits, meats, and more. Although this market is commonly crowded by local people who are shopping, it is not bad also for tourists to buy what they need here. Yes, fruits and vegetables sold in the market are very fresh and tempting.