Discover the center of tradition and art in Bali on a private tour of Ubud. Experience its spiritual heritage with a visit to Batuan Temple. Go to Ubud Monkey Forest, enjoy lunch overlooking lush green landscape near Tegalalang Rice Terraces and more.

 

Pick up areas: Ubud, Sanur, Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Denpasar, Jimbaran, Nusadua and Uluwatu.

 

Highlights

Visit the traditional Batuan Temple

Take a stroll in Ubud Monkey Forest and see the long-tailed macaques

Go to a traditional market

See the magical Tegalalang Rice Terraces

Full description

After a pick-up from your hotel, this is your itinerary:

 

Tegenungan Waterfall

This area is in the south side of Ubud and a really nice place to enjoy your cup of tea and see the wonderful waterfall. You can get close to it and feel the fresh spray of the natural water.

 

Mas Village

This is a village specializing in woodcarvings. Most of the prominent wood carvers of Bali live in Mas village, producing elaborate and fine woodcarvings and teaching the young generation to carve.

 

Ubud Monkey Forest

The home of more than 600 long tailed macaques, Ubud Monkey Forest is a tropical green forest close to the center of Ubud. Inside the forest you can see a sacred temple sanctuary guarded by the monkeys.

 

Ubud Traditional Market

Here is where you can find an Ubud community gathering in the market to sell all of the produce from around the area: a cheap souvenir, handicrafts, fruit, and much more.

 

Ubud King Palace

In the center of Ubud you will see the palace from the road. Entering the area you can walk around to take pictures of the traditional Balinese architecture complex and see daily, traditional Balinese dance.

 

Tegalalang Rice Terrace

Here you can see a typical scene in Bali: a rice terrace positioned in a beautiful rice field with the green of coconut plants. This makes it the best sight of the Balinese countryside.

 

Coffee Plantation

Visit the coffee plantation where you'll see, among other things, the most expensive coffee in the world, called Luwak Coffee. This is a coffee made from an animal that eats the bean and digests it in its stomach. In the morning, the coffee will still be intact in the animal's feces and collected to be processed to make the coffee. Enjoying this coffee in front of the Rice Terrace view will be an unforgettable experience.

 

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