Amazing Private Tour: Tukad Cepung Waterfall + 5 tourist objects

A very unique waterfall in the hidden valley of a thick jungle. walk down passing some stairs and jungle pathway. continue to walk along the river and in between the rocks until you find a real hidden waterfall just under the cave.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace is another place which offers you a remarkable natural view. The green nuance from the trees will spoil your eyes, and the air is really fresh and clean. The most unique part is the irrigation system used to plant the rice paddies called as Subak. The slope level and topography is quite steep which adds the beauty of the overall scenery. You can find several food stalls and restaurants designed in such a way that enables you to see the view while eating your meal.

PuraTirta Empul is a holy temple and mountain spring that located in central Bali. The site of the temple has a legendary setting of a traditional story about good versus evil and also one of the national cultural heritage sites. In this temple you can walk around the large open-air pavilion as well as taking a bath under the water sprout of the holy temple. You can also enjoy the view of the holy pond around the temple. If you are interested, you can also perform ritual purification (redemption) by just renting a sarong. The people of Bali believe the ritual can cleanse the soul

Experience how local Balinese produce local coffees and teas. This plantation remains best known for offering coffee Luwak or civet coffee.

Continue to central Ubud, to discover Ubud's royal palace, which was built in the 16th century. Even now, the palace is still the home to Ubud's king and the royal family.

Goa Gajah Temple or Elephant Cave Temple which is located in west side of countryside, Blah Batuh Sub district and Gianyar Regency. This cave is built at crevasse edge from the federation of 2 rills that is called Pangkung River , where the irrigation is mixed with Petanu River flow. The Goa Gajah's name is written on Negara Kertagama papyrus which is compiled by Mpu Prapanca on 1365 M. Lwa or Lwah/Loh mean the river and it reflect to the meaning that the hermitage is located at Gajah River or in Air Gajah.