Bedugul, Tanah Lot, and Gitgit Waterfall Tours

Mountain, Lake, and Sea blend in. You won’t regret this unique experience… Trust us..!!! Okay, let’s begin our journey by visiting Mengwi Village. Wander among tradition and nature at Taman Ayun Temple– an UNESCO certified World Heritage site is the biggest temple in Bali which houses a beautiful fish pond and many mini pagodas, the best of Balinese traditional architecture. You can spend the afternoon exploring and enjoying a romantic stroll around the temple garden. At this tranquil sanctuary, you will be bound to find a quiet spot where you can settle and relax and even snap a few romantic shots for your photo collection!

Back to the wild, our trip continued to Alas Kedaton which is located in Sangeh Village. The six-hectare forest is populated with giant nutmeg trees of up to 40m in height. Hordes of Balinese monkeys that inhabit both the trees and Bukit Sari Temple will greet you as you enter the forest, some of them even daring to get close to you.

Waterfall voice around the charming nature will charm you once you step at Gitgit Waterfall. It is very beautiful and has magnificent panorama at the surrounding and spreads across a cool environment. There are some plantations protecting the rain forest around the waterfall and in this place we often met the wild monkey to get the water from this waterfall.

What next..?? The uphill journey travels across steep and winding road, reach out to paradise over the hills at Bedugul. Exploring the Ulun Danu temple – a temple which seems to raise out of the Lake Beratan, dedicated to the goddess of the lakes and rivers; Laze by the lake and daydream at Danau Buyan & Danau Tamblingan; Enjoying the cool, mountain air and revel in the beauty of the natural surroundings – a calm, cool lake, surrounded by terraced rice fields, rolling hills and dense forests; It’s freezing cold but does it matter? Bedugul is also a region where fruit trees and vegetables of various varieties flourish. There are also restaurants serves fresh lunch and small stalls where you can purchase beautiful and unique souvenirs, as a memory of your trip.

If you love majestic sunsets against a historical backdrop, we’ve got the perfect one for you – Tanah Lot Temple – which sits on top of an offshore rock. Its uncommon structure is a result of constant erosion by the ocean tide over the centuries. The moment the sun begins its descent, beaming its orange light on the temple, the beauty of the scene will be in its full glory. Don’t forget to snap a memory of that picturesque sight! Dinner is served surround as there are some restaurant lined up the road or if you prefer with the crowded or fine dining, we’ll drive you to Seminyak or restaurant nearby you hotel.