Bali Indonesia Tour: Cultural Immersion and the Beauty of Bali’s Nature

Highlights of the Trip 

This Bali Indonesia tour offers the perfect blend of traditional culture with the discovery of striking natural beauty. You will embrace the chance to discover the ancient Kehen Temple – the most spectacular Hindu temple in Bali. This temple is hidden in the foothills of Mount Agung, at a distance from the hustle and bustle of the city and surrounded by a tranquil atmosphere. You will also discovering the serene Tukad Cepung Waterfall – one of Bali’s most stunning hidden gems. Located in the western part of the verdant, forested region of Bangli, Tukad Cepung is an absolute must-see, for all those who take pleasure from amazing natural wonders.

Destinations and the Landmarks / Sights to Visit 

• Kehen Temple: One of the oldest and most respected temples on the island, and is often referred to as the ‘Second Mother Temple’.
• Tukad Cepung Waterfall: This magnificent waterfall is tucked away in a deep gorge, creating a magical and almost otherworldly experience for its visitors.

Cultural Experiences & Activities of this Holiday

Penglipuran: One of the most well-preserved traditional villages in Indonesia.

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Itinerary

Day 1: Discover beautiful temples and mesmerizing cascading waterfalls.

Our cultural Bali Indonesia tour begins at the Kehen Temple, an ancient Hindu temple with remarkable architectural features, including mythological animal and Balinese folklore figure carvings on the staircase that leads up to the courtyard’s central vestibule. Its walls are even decorated with Chinese porcelain plates, symbolizing the long-standing bond between the local Bali kingdom and China. From here, we continue to Penglipuran, a 75-hectare village known for its plentiful bamboo forest and being dedicated to the “ayahan desa” philosophy, which respects the land in which it stands. To end our day, we go to the hidden tranquil Tukad Cepung Waterfall that is surrounded by circular cliffs. The sunlight hitting the shimmering waterfall creates a rainbow that appears to stretch right up to you. It is a mesmerizing sight of water cascading from the sky that you won’t want to miss! Finally, we head back to your hotel.

To discover more of our Bali Indonesia Holidays and day trips in Bali, browse our website or contact us on +01473356000 or at enquiry@asiara-holidays.com

Price

£61

– Price per person based on two-people group size.

– The price is subject to availability.

– Peak season surcharges may apply during local public holidays.

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Tour Summary

Day 1: Begin with a visit to the ancient Kehen Temple, renowned for its stunning architecture and intricate carvings. Explore Penglipuran village, known for its bamboo forest and cultural philosophy. Conclude the day at the enchanting Tukad Cepung Waterfall, where sunlight creates a breath-taking rainbow effect. Return to your hotel after the tour.

FAQs

1. Is swimming allowed at Tukad Cepung Waterfall?
   • Swimming is generally allowed at Tukad Cepung Waterfall, but visitors should exercise caution as the water flow and conditions may vary. It’s recommended to follow any safety guidelines provided by the tour guide.
2. Are there any hiking or trekking involved in visiting the waterfall?
   • Yes, reaching Tukad Cepung Waterfall may involve a short hike or trek through a natural trail. Participants should wear comfortable footwear suitable for walking on uneven terrain.
3. Can we explore inside the Kehen Temple during the tour?
   • Yes, visitors can explore the grounds and inner courtyard of Kehen Temple during the tour. However, it’s important to respect the temple’s sacredness and any guidelines provided by temple staff.
4. What is the significance of the Chinese porcelain plates on the walls of Kehen Temple?
   • The Chinese porcelain plates on the walls of Kehen Temple symbolize the historical and cultural ties between Bali and China. They reflect the long-standing influence and trade connections between the two regions.
5. Is there an entrance fee required for visiting Penglipuran village?
   • While there may not be a specific entrance fee for Penglipuran village, visitors are often encouraged to make a small donation or purchase local handicrafts to support the community. It’s recommended to bring some cash for optional purchases.
6. Are there restroom facilities available at each destination during the tour?
   • Restroom facilities may vary at each destination, but efforts are made to ensure access to restroom facilities or rest stops during the tour. Participants are advised to use restroom facilities whenever available.
7. What should I wear and bring for the day tour?
   • It’s recommended to wear comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activities and walking. Bring sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, insect repellent, and a refillable water bottle. Additionally, don’t forget to bring a camera or smartphone for capturing the scenic beauty along the way.
8. Is transportation provided from hotels to the tour starting point?
   • Yes, transportation from hotels to the tour starting point is typically provided as part of the tour package. Participants will be picked up from their hotels at the designated time.

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