probably the only forest that still survive in ubud. as the name the area is full of monkeys, its protected by the village and considered sacred you could enjoy the beautifull forest while seeing the monkeys running around and also visit few temple inside of it.

in this place you could do purification rytual, see balinese tample, and the dirver will be explain about balinese hindu.

Ulu Petanu Waterfall is a hidden gem located in the Gianyar area, near Ubud, Bali. Still relatively undiscovered by tourists, it offers a peaceful and natural setting perfect for those seeking tranquility. Surrounded by lush tropical forest and green cliffs, the waterfall provides a refreshing escape into Bali’s untouched nature. The clear water flows from the sacred Petanu River, which holds cultural and spiritual significance for the local community. It’s an ideal spot for relaxing, nature photography, or cooling off after exploring the Ubud area. Because it's not yet commercialized, access might require a bit of a walk or hike, but the authentic and serene experience makes it well worth the effort.

Our experienced local guide will take you to the beautiful Rice Terrace of Tegalalang where you will see the local farmers working the land. While you are here you will have the opportuntiy to carry their rice containers and take a photo. There are also some cool photo opportunities like the famous Bali swings, I Love Bali signs, and other great lookout spots. There are toilets and a small cafe at this stop on the tour.

Wayan Gama is a renowned traditional Balinese painter based in Keliki Village, near Ubud, Bali. He is celebrated for his mastery of the Keliki style, a miniature painting technique that emerged in the 1970s as a response to Bali's growing tourism. This style is characterized by intricate details and small-scale works, often depicting scenes from Hindu epics, daily life, and nature At his gallery and school, visitors can observe the meticulous process of Keliki painting, from the preparation of natural watercolors to the use of fine brushes and tools. Wayan Gama also runs an art school where he teaches young students, some as young as 7 years old, preserving and passing on this unique art form . For those interested in experiencing this art firsthand, Wayan Gama's gallery offers a chance to view and purchase original Keliki paintings, providing insight into Bali's rich artistic heritage.