We leave the hotel and head towards visit to watch an exciting traditional Barong and Kris Dance. Next we’ll journey to visit a Traditional Balinese House. Drive to Tirta Empul Temple where Balinese Hindus go for ritual purification on spring water that is considered to be holy. Our route continues to Kintamani to visit a Coffee Plantation, for an opportunity to walk around coffee plantation and try some coffees and teas made by locals. Next, We’ll visit the highlight of the tour Kintamani Volcano to enjoy overlooking with a ribbon of black lava, running down from its peak into the valley below. Our final stop of the tour is Besakih Temple to visit the biggest temple in Bali or well known as the Mother temple.

Places to Visit:

• 1. Barong and Kris Dance

  One of some mythologies in Bali. It tells about Barong as a king of the spirits, leader of the hosts of good, and his enemy named Rangda, the demon queen and mother of all spirit guarders. Traditionally, the dance represents story of the eternal battle between good and bad. This will be performed when there is a temple ceremony, which is only once a year based on Caka calender (Ticket Price: IDR 100.000).

• 2. Traditional Balinese House

  Traditionally, Balinese house follows a strict ancient architectural guide which is a product of a blend of Hindu and Buddhist beliefs. It  has some separate buildings, in which they have their own functions for the family. The concept that Balinese use to build this house named Tri Hita Karana “three causes of well-being”, a traditional philosophy for life: harmony among people, harmony with environment, and harmony with God (Ticket Price: IDR. 10.000).

• 3. Tirta Empul Temple

  Tirta Empul is a Hindu Balinese water temple located near the town of Tampaksiring, 30 minutes from Ubud central and on the way to Kintamani, Volcano. This temple was made during Warmadewa dynasty (10th-14th centuries). The temple compound consists a place where Balinese Hindus go to for ritual purification on spring that is considered to be holy (Ticket Price: IDR 15.000).

• 4. Coffee Plantation

  Bali Coffee has been famous around the world, this coffee has special flavor and aroma. Here you may see how Balinese make their own coffee traditionally and try all type of coffees and teas that have been mixed with spices, so you will get benefit from it. Especially, Luwak Coffee, a type of coffee eaten by Luwak animal and farmers collect the poo to make a famous coffee (Ticket Price: Free).

• 5. Kintamani Volcano

  Kintamani Volcano is one of the active volcanoes that still active in Indonesia. This volcano is about 1717 meters located next to the lake Batur. This place is famous with its plantation caused by volcanic soil of eruption in 1917, 1927 and 1963. Besides, You can also enjoy your buffet lunch while seeing the beauty of volcano and its lake (Ticket Price: IDR 30.000).

• 6. Besakih Temple

  Besakih Temple or well known as Bali’s mother temple is located on the slopes of mount Agung. This temple is considered as the biggest and holiest Hindu temple in Bali. Mythologically, Besakih is derived from “Naga Basukian” which is the dragon that protects Agung mountain. Based on inscription, this temple had been center temple in Bali since 15th century, and its celebration will be conducted every 210 days following Caka calender (Ticket Price: IDR 60.000).

Tour Inclusions:

• Private Air-Conditioned Car
• Max. 5 Participants/Car
• English Speaking Driver

Tour Exclusions:

• Entrance Tickets
• Meals
• Other Personal Expenses

Kintamani and Besakih Tour Gallery: