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Day 1: Denpasar Airport – Sanur ( )

Welcome to Bali! Upon arrival at Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar, you will be met by one of our trusted English-speaking guides who will transfer you to your hotel in Sanur. After check-in, the remainder of the day can be spent however you please. Overnight at the hotel in Sanur. No meals Included.

Day 2: Sanur – Free At Leisure (B)

Breakfast at the hotel. Day free at leisure. Overnight at the hotel in Sanur. Breakfast Included.

Day 3: Sanur – Tanah Lot – Taman Ayun – Jatiluih – Bedugul – Lovina (Bl)

Breakfast at the hotel. Morning drive from Sanur to Lovina with a stop at some of the island’s most iconic and serene destinations. First Tanah Lot temple, one of Bali’s most photographed and revered sea temples. Perched dramatically on a rock formation in the Indian Ocean. Heading to the northwest, a visit to the temple of Mengwi, where the famous Taman Ayun was built for The Prince of Tabanan in the early 17th century. This important temple is surrounded by a large moat, symbolizing the cosmic ocean. Afterward, embark on a scenic drive to Jatiluih rice terraces, a UNESCO cultural landscape. Take a leisurely walk through the terraces and you may interact with local farmers and gain insight into traditional Balinese farming practices. Lunch at a local restaurant facing the rice terraces. In the afternoon, continue to Munduk with the last stop for today at Bedugul on the southern shore of Lake Beratan. The lake is also home to one of Bali’s most romantic shrines, the Ulun Danu Temple, which is dedicated to the Goddess of the Waters. This serene location exudes tranquility and spirituality. Check-in at your hotel and the rest of the day free at leisure. Overnight at the hotel in Lovina.

Day 4: Lovina – Brahmaviahara – Banjar Hotspring – Lovina (B)

Breakfast at the hotel. Morning free at leisure. In the afternoon, visit Banjar village to admire the wide expanse of Lovina beach in the distance from the top of the hill, where the Buddhist monastery Brahma Vihara is the central Buddhist expansion here in Bali, continue to Banjar hot spring before directly to the hotel. Here you may take a dip and relax and enjoy the hot water of nature. Transfer back to your hotel in Lovina. Overnight at the hotel in Lovina.

Day 5: Lovina – Kintamani – Besakih – Candidasa (Bl)

Breakfast at the hotel. Heading to explore the less visited region of Karangasem, heading to the east coast of Bali. First stop at Kintamani to enjoy the breathtaking views of the Batur volcano and the crater lake below. The unspoiled natural scenery is spellbinding and has a rather alpine appearance. Mount Batur is without doubt one of Bali’s most impressive attractions. You will make a lunch stop here while admiring the panorama. Next towards the slopes of the Agung volcano, where the Besakih temple, the mother temple is located. Besakih is the largest temple complex, the most important temple, and the holiest temple for the Hindu religion in Bali. Continue through a twisty road to reach Besakih temple via Sibetan village, this village is the central cultivation of Salak or snakeskin fruit production, you may stop at one of many plantations along the road to taste these typical tropical fruits. Arrive at Candidasa, check-in, and free at leisure. Overnight at the hotel in Candidasa.

Day 6: Candidasa – Lempuyang Temple – Tirta Gangga – Karangasem Palace – Taman Ujung – Candidasa (Bl)

Breakfast at the hotel. Early morning before crowded, visit the most popular temple on Instagram in the east of Bali, known as the Gate of Heaven, located at one of the most important temples in Bali Lempuyang. After making some beautiful and memorable photos to be featured on your social media at Lempuyang temple split gate, descend to Tirta Gangga water palace which was built in 1948 by the king of Karangasem as a bathing place for the king and his family. You will enjoy your lunch at a local restaurant located just inside the water palace. Continue to Puri Agung Karangasem, which dates to the 19th century. This palace is a witness to the whole span of Bali’s history. This kingdom is one of the most important kingdoms in Bali that ruled until Lombok. The last stop of the day is Taman Ujung also known as Taman Ujung Sukasada. Nestled in the village of Seraya, this water palace has a rich history dating back to the 20th century. The palace was intended as a retreat and a place for hosting important guests. Overnight at the hotel in Candidasa.

Day 7: Candidasa – Tenganan Village – Tukad Cepung – Ubud (Bl)

Breakfast at the hotel. Explore Tenganan village, which is the home to the Bali Aga people, Bali's first inhabitant who was there before the arrival of the Majapahit dynasty and came from Java. You’ll see the village’s primitive architecture as well as observe the weaving of rare “double ikat" patterns and basket weaving. Here you may encounter the locals who will show you the Lontar leaf painting that has been practiced in Bali for centuries. This art form involves painting intricate designs onto the palm tree leaves. Drive to Bangli Regency, to visit the most popular hidden waterfall that was recently added as one of the must-visit. Cepung Waterfalls. Well-hidden between rocks, this waterfall is among the new destinations to take an Instagramable picture. Transfer to your hotel in Ubud. Check-in. Overnight at your hotel in Ubud.

Day 8: Ubud – Gunung Kawi – Tirta Empul – Tegalalang – Monkey Forest – Ubud (B)

Breakfast at the hotel. Discover the art of Ubud and its surroundings, and meet with I Wayan Muka, a skillful mask maker whose works depict incredibly precise detailing and are frequently utilized in shows. You could get the chance to meet him and learn more about his passion in person. Gunung Kawi is an awe-inspiring archaeological site and Hindu temple complex located in Tampak Siring. Nestled amidst lush green rice terrace and Pakerisan river. The ten rock-cut candi at Gunung Kawi are carved to resemble temples and measure approximately 7 meters in height. From here, visit the enchanting Hindu water temple of Tirta Empul, which is believed has a healing spiritual power. Afterward drive to Tegalalang, for its beautiful rice terrace where you may walk along the rice field and encounter the local farmers, here you may spoil yourself back to childhood to enjoy a swing (extra cost) in the middle of the rice terrace. The next trip is to the monkey forest, which serves as both a sanctuary for Balinese culture and is home to a sizable population of long-tailed macaques in Bali. There are two temples inside the forest: a Beji temple honoring the Gangga goddess for purification and a Dalem temple dedicated to Siwa. Overnight at the hotel in Ubud.

Day 9: Ubud – Free At Leisure – Ubud (B)

Breakfast at the hotel. Day free at leisure. Overnight at the hotel in Ubud. Breakfast included.

Day 10: Ubud – Denpasar Airport (B)

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Denpasar International Airport for your flight back home.