Start Time:
09.00 am
Itenerary:
- Elephant Cave
- Tirta Empul (Holy Water Tample)
- Coffee Plantation
- Penglipuran Village
- Kintamani Volcano View
- Rice Terrace
Elephant Cave
Goa Gajah, or better known as Elephant Cave Bali, is an archaeological site located in Bedulu, Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia. Elephant Cave is thought to have been built in the 11th century by the Udayana Kingdom as a hermitage and holy place for Hindus. The name “Elephant Cave” comes from a relief at the entrance of the cave depicting an elephant. This relief is made of black volcanic rock and has a size of about 3 meters. Elephant Cave has caves decorated with statues of Hindu and Buddhist deities, as well as reliefs featuring various Hindu and Buddhist motifs.
Tirta Empul
Tirta Empul is a Hindu holy place located in Tampak Siring, Gianyar Regency, Bali. This place is famous as Tirta Empul Temple which has a sacred pond that is considered to have healing power and purity. Tirta Empul Temple was built in the 10th century by King Warmadewa and in the 16th century was renewed by King Dalem Waturenggong. This temple consists of three parts, namely jaba pura (outer courtyard), jaba tengan (middle yard), and viscera (inner courtyard). The most famous part of this temple is the sacred pond called Tirta Empul which is believed to have healing power and purity.
Coffee Plantation
Coffee plantations in Bali are located in mountainous areas in the North and East Bali regions. Most of the coffee grown in Bali is arabica. One area famous for coffee plantations in Bali is Kintamani in Bangli Regency, where coffee is grown in the highlands with an altitude of about 1,000-1,500 meters above sea level. The scenery around Bali’s coffee plantations is beautiful, with a verdant mountainous landscape and terraces that stretch far. Many visitors come to the coffee plantation to learn about the traditional process of growing, harvesting, and processing coffee.
Panglipuran Village
Panglipuran Village is a traditional village located in Bangli District, Bangli Regency, Bali, Indonesia. The village is famous for its well-maintained traditional Balinese architecture, making it one of the best examples of traditional villages in Bali. The houses in Panglipuran Village are built with a very distinctive pattern, which is lined up parallel to the wide and clean village road. These houses are made of natural materials such as bamboo and wood, with arched thatched roofs or ijuks. Panglipuran village is also famous for its cleanliness, because every house has the task of cleaning the road in front of its house. In addition, in this village there is also a temple or temple that is a place of worship for the local community.
Kintamani Volcano View
Kintamani is a tourist area located in Bangli Regency, Bali. One of the popular tourist attractions in Kintamani is the view of Mount Batur and Lake Batur from a height. Mount Batur is an active volcano and is one of the popular tourist attractions in Bali. Kintamani View and views of Mount Batur and Lake Batur are among the popular tourist attractions in Bali and are highly recommended to visit for tourists looking for a spectacular natural tourism experience.
Rice terrace
Rice terrace or terraced rice field is a field or rice plantation made with a terraced terrace system on a steep mountainside or hillside. Rice terrace is found in various regions around the world, but is especially famous in Southeast Asia, including in Indonesia, especially Bali and Java. Terraced rice fields are made by making terraced terraces with stones or soil to avoid soil erosion and allow for easier water irrigation. Each terrace has its own individual irrigation system that allows water to flow from the higher terrace to the lower terrace.
Price:
IDR 700.000 / Person