Kintamani Tour
8 - 10 hours/day
USD $65.00/Car
Inclusions:
- Private transportation
- English-speaking driver
- Parking fees
- Complimentary mineral water
Explaintations Balinese Kompoun With Painting School
I Wayan Gama is one of Keliki’s young maestros. Starting his career as a professional painter in 2002, he and several villages founded a painting school for children to keep Keliki traditional painting skills and culture alive. In this painting, I Wayan Gama depicts Dewi Sri, who is revered by the Balinese people as the benevolent goddess of rice and prosperity. Dewi Sri grew to become the most beautiful goddess in the entire kingdom of heaven. But she’s not just a pretty face. She also intelligent, kind, generous and very humble. Using the shape of the island of Bali as a visual landmark in his paintings, I Wayan Gama also “talks” about environmental degradation, uncontrolled tourism, corrupt officials and greedy inventors, as well as his interpretation of the spirituality of Bali Island. Every penny from purchasing a painting at the I Wayan Gama Painting School goes directly to the child who painted it.
Tegallalang Riceterrace
Rural Tegalalang located at 5 km northern part of Ubud village and has views of the rice fields. Rice terrace is designed very beautiful with beautiful rice fields and grooves and precisely located on the edge of the hill. In this place, you will see the Balinese farmer do their rice field in oblique area complete with irrigation system. You will enjoy the beautiful panorama of valley with rice terrace and coconut trees ornament. Tegalalang Rice Terrace is one of the tourist icon in Ubud Bali and many visited by tourists every day.
Gunung Kawi Temple
Gunung Kawi Temple is located at the bottom of the valley so you have to climb down about 320 steps. During the descent, we can see a beautiful view of the rice fields. When you reach the bottom of the valley, you will see temple carvings on the cliff walls, on the west and east sides of the temple. This charm is what makes Gunung Kawi Temple so beautiful and attached to the hearts of its visitors.
Lunch at batur View
Kintamani looks especially beautiful during the day, between 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM, particularly when the weather is clear, allowing the entire area to be seen in all its glory. Generally, most tourists arrive in the afternoon, where they can enjoy the breathtaking panorama or have lunch at a local restaurant with stunning lake views. Most restaurants in Kintamani offer a very scenic atmosphere, making them popular spots for tourists to gather for lunch while enjoying the spectacular views of the surrounding landscape
Balinese authentic Coffee
Coffee Luwak or Civet coffee is coffee made from coffee berries which have been eaten by Civet and passed through the digestive track Asian Palm Civet (Paradoxorus Hermaphroditus). Once collected, the beans are processed hygienically, and only baked half-cooked and then pounded with a trough so as not to spoil the taste. Kopi Luwak process occurs only on the island of Bali, Java and Sumatra in the Indonesian archipelago. Produce no more than 300 kg per year and distributed throughout the world.
Elepant Cave
If you are interested in visiting temples in Bali and want to explore more about Bali, be sure to add Goa Gajah Temple to your itinerary. This temple can be seen as a historical site on a tour of Ubud, and it’s easy to see why it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995. With a narrow pathway leading into the 15-meter-deep cave, you’ll find lit Hindu incense baskets. The entrance to the temple is a strange and cool sight, resembling the belly of a rock monster.
Ubud Monkey Forest
In the Monkey Forest Ubud area, you can walk around the forest while enjoying the calm and beautiful atmosphere. The reason is, this forest has an area of about 27 hectares with more than 115 different plant species in it. Not only that, along the Monkey Forest road, you can enjoy a variety of culinary offerings, ranging from Balinese specialties to Western food. Monkey Forest Ubud also offers a variety of handicrafts typical of Ubud craftsmen, such as beadwork, baskets, wood carvings, ikat weaving, paintings, and silver crafts.
Exclusions:
Entrance fees
Meals, shopping, and personal expenses
Thank you and we look forward to welcoming you to Bali for an unforgettable experience
