Destinations

Penglipuran

Penglipuran Village is a village that has traditional bamboo architecture from Bali. Almost everything around the village is made from plants, such as kitchens, house gates, doors, furniture, and even roofs. Many styles, such as bamboo roof shingles, are characteristic of the village and cannot be found anywhere else. This village is located near Kintamani, nestled along the countryside among the hills. Not just a village that offers many cultural offerings, Penglipuran Village's excellence also shines through in its cleanliness.

Tirta Empul

Tirta Empul comes from Balinese which means holy spring. This name refers to the existence of a sacred spring which is the main attraction of this temple. This spring is believed to have spiritual power and is able to cleanse sins and bring good luck to those who believe in it.

Jatiluwih

Jatiluwih, which means ‘truly marvellous’, you'll be rewarded with vistas of centuries-old rice terraces that exhaust your ability to describe green. This rice terraces have received Unesco World Heritage. You’ll understand why by viewing the panorama from the narrow, twisting 18km road leading in and out of town, perfect place to do a rice-field walk.

Ubud Monkey Forest

Ubud Monkey Forest is also known as the Mandala Wisata Wenara Wana. As the name suggests, this place is a habitat specifically created for monkeys to live in. In fact, there are a total of 340 monkeys living in this forest. There are around four groups of monkeys who live in the Ubud Monkey Forest. The monkeys that live here include the long-tailed monkey which has the Latin name Macaca Fascicularis. Also, the Ubud Monkey Forest is home to 115 tree species.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace

Tegalalang Rice Terraces is a place to preserve the traditional Balinese irrigation system, which can also be called Subak. This irrigation system has been used since the 9th century AD. The Tegalalang Rice Terraces are also included in the list of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. This heritage includes five terraced rice fields and a temple with springs, with a total area of 19,500 hectares.

Bali Zoo

Bali’s first zoological park is a wondrous place where you can learn the behaviour of over 500 rare and exotic animals in a lush, tropical environment. A park where you can participate in fascinating animal adventure activities.

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