Infront of IBAH Hotel or gate of hotel close to Minimarket parking. The exact tour meeting point will be emailed upon booking.

Pura Gunung Lebah, or Gunung Lebah Temple, is one of Ubud’s central landmark temples. You can find the 8th-century temple at the western end of the Jalan Raya Ubud main road, overlooking the eastern side of Ubud’s Campuhan valley. The name loosely translates to ‘mountain valley temple’ in old Balinese. The temple’s origin dates back to the journeys of the historical Hindu priest Rsi Markandeya. He is responsible for building most of the major temples on the island with Gunung Lebah being one of them within the Ubud area. You can freely visit the temple and it's usually most colourful during its piodalan temple anniversary which occurs every 210 days on a Wuku Sinta Wednesday as marked on the Balinese pakuwon calendar

One of the most popular natural trails in Bali, and it’s a scenic trek along a ridge line above a beautiful lush and green valley below., Nature lovers enjoy the chance to visit Campuhan Ridge Walk for all the greenery and the bird and animal life in the area., Photographers can’t get enough of the Campuhan Ridge Walk at Golden Hour when you can get some of the most amazing shots of Ubud ever. Hikers love the Campuhan Ridge Walk as a way of warming up or winding down from a day’s hiking

The oldest museum in Ubud Bali, and this museum specializes in Balinese traditional and modern painting also carving, especially wood carving. One of the places you must see while on holiday in Bali is the Ubud tourist attraction. Attractions in Ubud are famous worldwide

Featuring well-preserved Balinese architecture and a charming garden setting, the palace was built during the lordship of Tjokorda Putu Kandel (1800–1823). The front section of the palace is open to the public, where there are walkthroughs for viewing and photos during the day Puri Saren Agung is the palace of the Ubud royal family, making it one of the most prominent landmarks in Ubud. It serves as a cultural repository of arts, dance and literature. The palace’s stage and meeting halls host international events, including the opening ceremonies of the annual Ubud Writers & Readers Festival.