Firstly visit Batubulan Village ; enjoy an exiting Barong and Kris Dance.

Celuk village is the center of gold silver smith

Tohpati Village Batik Products The types of batik woven crafts and traditional writing in Tohpati village produce a variety of motifs, shapes and materials. Prices start at tens of thousands to millions of rupiah. Being a mandatory place to visit while on a tour in Bali, as a tourist shopping area provides a selection of souvenir items typical of Bali, available from women's batik shirts, men's shirts, nightgowns, fans, paintings, various bags, wallets and various other knick-knacks with batik motifs. The price offered is in accordance with quality, all high quality. Suitable for your own needs, gifts or special gifts for relatives, friends and other loved ones at home.

Puseh Temple at Batuan Village as one of the old TRINITY Temple

Tegenungan Waterfall is a waterfall located in Kemenuh Village, Sukawati District, Gianyar Regency, 30 km from Denpasar City. This waterfall has a height of 15 meters. Although not very high, the water discharge is very heavy. The water is also clean and clear.

Visit Gunung Kawi ; these 11th century tombs , carved out of the rock face of the gorge of the Pakerisan River,are approached by a step descent through breath-taking rice terrain scenery.

Continues trip to Temen Village to explore the coffee , cocoa , vanilla , and clove plantation at Temen Village and have lunch at Kintamani Village over look the Batur Volcano and Lake.

Explore the coffee and cocoa plantations and enjoy the luwak coffee.

Tegallalang rice terrace is one Bali’s most famous tourist attractions. Located north of Ubud at 600m above sea level. Tegallalang Rice Terrace is one of the best spots when we visit Ubud because we will see terraces with beautiful views and very sloping layers. Although the size of the terraces is not as wide as the terraces in Jatiluwih, this terracing is the pride of the Balinese people.

Puri Saren Ubud One of the most respected dance groups in Bali perform several nights a week in the outer courtyard of the principal palace, at the northeast corner of the central crossroad. Their backdrop is a grand gate, kori agung, built bu Ubud’s most famous artists, I Gusti Nyoman Lempad. It separates the outer courtyard from the inner sanctum of the palace where the current ruling Cokorda lives. The Puri Saren was demolished by the great eartquake of 1917, so the maze of courtyards, pavilion, and elaborate gates extending far behind the Kori Agung were mostly built soon thereafter.