Villagers in the Sukawati district of Gianyar regency own Pura Puseh Batuan, a shrine known as the "home-of-balinese-paintings" in Batuan Village. Part of the "Tri Kahyangan or Tri Murti" philosophy that Mpu Kuturan taught the Balinese Hindu society in the tenth century includes the Temple.

Experience the tranquil atmosphere of Bali's verdant forests while interacting with long-tailed macaques in their natural environment. More than 1,200 monkeys live at the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. You can see all the ornate temples in the region as you stroll by them.

At Tlaga Singha Tropical River Club, take in unobstructed views of Bali's verdant jungles. This quiet pool club is close to Ubud and offers the ideal escape from the bustle of the city. Enjoy a fantastic day out with loved ones and friends while basking in the Balinese sunshine. On a warm day, enjoy a refreshing drink of exotic coconut juice by the club's infinity pool

A short thirty-minute drive from Ubud lies the stunning natural waterfall known as Air Terjun Tegenungan. The gorgeous falls and verdant surroundings make for wonderful photo opportunities to remember your trip to Bali. You can swim in the cozy pool at the bottom when the weather is suitable.

Mount Batur is an active volcano with ribbons of black lava running down its peak into the valley below. We may enjoy the breathtaking natural scenery of Penelokan, which combines Mount Batur and the expanse of black granite with Lake Batur and a blue caldera. Tourists frequently refer to the caldera as the world's most beautiful.

From this viewpoint both Lake Batur and Lake Bratan can be seen, making them two of Bali's most iconic vistas. In addition, you can see Mt Agung, an active volcano further north, and Gunung Abang, an inactive volcano with a tall peak that stands triumphantly above everything else. Gunung Abang is Bali's third largest peak, located southeast of Lake Batur and northwest of Gunung Agung.

Pura Ulun Danu Batur, a temple dedicated to the goddess of the lake—Ida Batari. Dewi Ulun Danu is at the edge of a massive crater. Batur's Ulun Danu is not a lakeside temple. However, it primarily honours Lake Batur's deity Dewi Danu. She is worshipped as the goddess of lakes and rivers in agrarian areas.

Uma Dewi performs the Barong Dance. Your journey leads you to Batubulan, which is noted for its stone carvings and magnificent temples. Here, you will see the thrilling Barong Dance. A traditional dance depicting the eternal conflict between good and evil, religious and profane, with a dramatic ending.

Tegalalang Rice Fields form the three most stunning-looking terraced landscapes in Ubud region. Rice Slope at Tegalalang, pause at Ubud Tegalalang Rice Terrace to take in the lush scenery of the terraced rice fields or to have lunch at the restaurant while taking in the breathtaking view of the rice terraces.

Take an exciting ride on the Jungle Swing. A wave of adrenaline is about to begin! Swing and glide through the air while taking in the breathtaking views of Bali's lush jungle. In your spare time, we suggest you attempt Bali nests, another popular Instagram post, after the swing. To keep you secure, there will be a rope fastened around your waist. Or just unwind and take in the scenery while sipping on a selection of teas and coffee.

Beautiful silk scarves, airy shirts, statues, kites, caps, baskets, and a plethora of other handcrafted items can all be found at the Ubud Art Market. The Puri Saren Royal Ubud Palace faces the market, which is open every day and is locally referred to as Pasar Seni Ubud. The majority of the products sold at the Ubud Market are produced in the nearby villages of Peliatan, Tegallalang, Pengosekan, and Payangan.

Around Ubud, the landscape is typical of Bali: rice fields, jungle, canyons, and villages. With this traditional adventure combo, you may experience it in two ways: first, on an all-terrain vehicle (ATV or quad bike) ride through the beautiful Ayung River, and then, on a rafting excursion down the same river. You can meet others who share your interests on this small-group trip, which also includes lunch, locker storage, and the chance to change and take a shower.

Cretya Day Club is a luxurious oasis where vibrant energy meets tropical elegance. Nestled in a breathtaking setting, this exclusive club offers a perfect blend of music, gourmet dining, and signature cocktails, all set against stunning views. Whether you’re lounging by the pool, enjoying live DJ performances, or indulging in a premium dining experience, Cretya promises an unforgettable escape. With its chic ambiance and world-class service, it’s the ultimate destination for those seeking relaxation and celebration in style.

Embark on a spiritual and scenic journey with the Gates of Heaven Bali Tour, one of the island’s most iconic experiences. Located at the majestic Lempuyang Temple, this sacred site offers travelers a chance to witness the famous "Gates of Heaven" — a split gateway that perfectly frames the awe-inspiring backdrop of Mount Agung. The temple itself is an important place of worship for the Balinese people, and its serene setting allows visitors to immerse themselves in both culture and spirituality.

Bali Lempuyang Temple is a Hindu holy temple dedicated to worshiping Ida Sang Hyang Widi Wasa, also known as the god Icwara. It is located on the top of Bisbis Hill in the east of Bali islands and offers a beautiful view of Mount Agung, Bali's largest mountain. This temple has status as one of the "Sad Kahyangan Jagad".

Tirta Gangga Water Palace is a stunning collection of ponds, swimming pools, carved gateways, fountains, and lush gardens. The late King of Karangasem built this spectacular castle in 1948. Its pools contain holy water, which is considered to have therapeutic properties. The palace walls feature ten divisions of Balinese garden architecture, including pools and shrines that connect the park to the surrounding landscape.

Lahangan Sweet is one of Bali's newest attractions, with an amazing viewpoint that provides the best panoramic views of Mount Agung. Following a short trail, you'll arrive at a cool mountain ridge from where you can see the spectacular Mt Agung volcano and Mt Rinjani on Lombok Island.

There's nowhere like Bali Safari Park if you want to go on a night safari in Bali. The lobby of the park's African-inspired lodging, Mara River Safari Lodge, is where your thrilling journey starts. This is where, aboard a specially constructed cage tram, you will enter the untamed African Savannah. Ten passengers will ride the tram with a guide who will provide information about the park, safari, animals, and other topics. Two keepers will also be on board to make sure you are safe and secure during the safari.