We will start our trip from your hotel and the distance will take 1,5 hours to get this place. Visiting the Ancient Justice Court of Kerta Gosa in Bali It is common for ancient buildings in Bali to be among its popular tourist destinations. There are many ancient spots and buildings in Bali that are rich in history to visit. One of them is a building known as Kerta Gosa. It is an ancient building that was a justice court palace back in its days. It is the place to announce jurisdiction, legislation, and penalization by the king of the Klungkung Kingdom. The location of this awesome building is in Klungkung Regency. The Kerta Gosa is a part of a complex of the palace under the name of Klungkung Palace or Puri Agung Semarapura. It was said to be built around 1686 by the first throne holder of the Klungkung Kingdom. Balinese traditional architecture is very clear to see in the building of Kerta Gosa. will spend in this place around 30 minutes.

Heading for Bukit Jambul, will take 30 minutes to get this place. Bukit Jambul Rice Terrace is a unique name for a unique place that sparks its original beauty. It is an outstanding tourist destination in Bali that showcases natural beauty as its main attraction. The name of the spot was once given by a visiting tourist during the invasion of Dutch in Indonesia. Bukit means hill while Jambul means crest that eventually resembles the location of the spot in a high hill area with a Banyan tree growing there. Enjoying the views from the top spot of Bukit Jambul Rice Terrace is just totally satisfying. Sea panorama looks even better from this particular spot. The location of Bukit Jambul Rice Terrace is not too far from Besakih Temple, another popular tourist destination in Bali. It is the place to enjoy and feel the vibe of nature with fascinating views in all directions. The spot is just an uphill area of traditional rice fields. will spend in this place around 30 minutes.

Heading for Besakih temple, will takes time 30 minutes to get this place. One of the beautiful temples on the island of gods is Besakih Temple. Besakih Temple is also known as Penataran Agung Temple. It is the main worship place in Bali and considered as the central temple of Hinduism on the island. The complex of Besakih Temple consists of 20 temples set on parallel hills. This holy temple represents the essential beliefs of Balinese people that are known as Tri Hita Kirana. It means that life on earth must be kept and lived in harmony and balance between human and God, human and society, and other human beings. Besakih Temple is the biggest temple in Indonesia. It is said as the mother of temples in Bali. Located in Karangasem, this holy temple is already famous worldwide. When you visit the temple, you will find hundreds of stairs that reach a large gate. The gate is the entrance to the main area of Besakih Temple. will spend in this place around 90 minutes.

Heading for Moun Batur, will takes time 1 hour to get this place. Including Kintamani Village on your list while you are visiting Bali is a must. Kintamani can be touted as a tourism area. It is located under the Mount Batur caldera. Thus, many visitors take a short trip to enjoy the breathtaking scenery while having lunch. Everything you need can be found in this area. The air is fresh and cool. Even in the daytime, you can get 21 C for the temperature. Thus, taking a soak in a hot spring nearby would be a good idea. Kintamani has at least three main attractions. These places are mostly visited spots by tourists. Those are such as Batur Natural Hot Spring Kintamani in Toya Bungkah Village, Mount Batur, and Lake Batur which located in Penelokan Village. As we have mentioned earlier, having lunch in Kintamani is another fun you must try. Most restaurants in this place offer buffet lunch so you can enjoy the local cuisine as much as you like. will spend in this place around 2 minutes.

Last destination is Tirta Empul Temple, will takes time 1 hour driving to get this place. Tirta Empul Temple is one of the largest temples in Indonesia. The temple is dedicated to worship Vishnu while Tirta Empul itself means the holy water spring.The temple complex was built for the firstpresident of Indonesia in 1954. Just like any other Hindu temples in Bali, you need to pay attention to the dress code. Wearing a sarong is required and make sure your clothing covers your shoulders and knees. You can bring your sarong or simply rent one at the entrance. The entrance fee is required and the price list is available in the ticket counter. will spend in this place around 30 minutes. After all is finish, our driver will take you back to your hotel it will takes time 90 minutes drive to get your hotel.