Kintamani Tour with Ubud Village and Barong Dance

• 1. Barong dance at Batubulan Village

Kintamani Besakih Full Day Tour start from pick you up in the hotel at 08.30 am with private car with English speaking driver cum guide. The first we visit Batubulan village for watching Barong dance performance. Barong dance basically a story about the struggle between good and evil with different personified.

The good is personified by the Barong strange fun-loving creature in the shape of shaggy semi lion and The evil represented by Rangda. Ultimately the two character engage in battle, at which point the Barong and keris dance bearing followers rush in to attack Rangda.

• 2. Arts Villages – the best handcraft production

The next is visit Arts village. You can choose one of Celuk Village, Batuan Village, Mas Village. Celuk village is famous for the center of Balinese crafts such as gold and silver for Celuk Village. Wooden carvings located in Mas Village and paintings in Batuan or Singapadu Village.

Look at the arts village to find out various local products that are traditionally processed before visiting terraced rice fields in Tegalalang. And if you like to collect high quality art items, this is the right place to get them.

• 3. Beautiful rice fields in Tegalalang

Then the trip will continue to visit the beautiful rice fields in Tegalalang. Rice Teracce Tegalalang is one of the world famous natural attractions and is a UNESCO world heritage. Located in the village of Ceking Tegalalang in the north of Ubud, Bali.

With an incredible view of rice fields located on a cliff that is neatly arranged. Because of the beautiful rice fields and the green natural scenery around it, this place is crowded with tourists.

• 4. Kintamani – Volcano and Lake views

A full day tour with the natural beauty of Tegalalang rice fields is indeed amazing. Added to this is the panorama of the summit of Kintamani with stunning views of the volcano and lake.

Kintamani village is located in the highlands with cold weather making this place a favorite tourist spot. In addition, there are several luxury restaurants with a beautiful view of the volcano. We prepare lunch at one of the best panoramic restaurants.

• 5. Visit Bali Organic farm – Coffee Plantation

Visiting natural of the coffee-making process in Luwak Coffee plantation. The process of drying the coffee beans are still using sunlight. roasting coffee beans are still using natural tools such as pan made of clay and the roasting process uses heat from firewood. The resulting coffee has a distinctive scent, because it is processed in a natural way

• 6. Visit Holly Water Temple at Tampaksiring

Tirta Empul is a temple that is believed to be a place of spiritual cleansing with 11 fountains of holy water used for self-cleaning. Being in a remote village in Manukaya Tampak siring Bali.

The springs in the Tirta Empul temple are unique in that they are used by Hindus for bathing, purifying themselves and asking for holy water. While the name of the god who is worshiped at Tirta Empul Temple is the god Indra.

• 7. Visit Elephant Cave Temple Ubud

Goa Gajah is one of the ancient relics which is thought to have come from the carving of a giant face above the mouth of the cave, which is considered to resemble an elephant’s face. Inside there is a statue of Ganesha, the elephant-headed deity, in one of the recesses in the cave.

The Elephant Cave complex consists of 2 main parts, namely the northern complex which is a legacy of Shiva’s teachings, with evidence of the Trilingga and Ganesha statues in the cave, where Hindus pray.

The complex south of the Elephant Cave, namely the Tukad Pangkung area, consists of the ruins of a 13-tiered umbrella-shaped Buddhist stupa and a 3-branched stupa carved into a large rock.