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Bali Full-Day Traditional Village Sightseeing Trip All Inclusive

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Ubud, Indonesia
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About this activity

Explore Ubud's artistic heart and Bali's volcanic landscape in a single immersive day, visiting artisan villages where batik weavers, goldsmiths, and sculptors craft by hand, plus sacred temples, emerald rice terraces, and the iconic Monkey Forest. This all-inclusive private tour strings together culture, nature, and handicraft workshops across central Bali.

A Bali tour package with an impressive experience to visit Kintamani with their breathtaking view of an active volcano and lake, Balinese culture with their majestic heritage, nature with their tropical plantation, also to see the making of many beautiful handicrafts which are made by local people.

This full day tour starts with visiting Batubulan village to see the center of handmade Batik weaving. Then to Celuk Village to see the gold and silver smith. Continue to "Mas" the village of wood sculpture to learn how to make it and get some trick to recognizing good wood. 

After visiting "Batuan Ubud" , home of painter village, your next visit is a tremendous Batuan Trinity Temple with amazing carving and architecture. Then to Sebatu temple, the holy spring water temple of Gunung Kawi.

Your lunch will be located at Kintamani while seeing the view of Mt. Batur and its Lake. 
After Lunch, you continue to Tegalalang Rice terrace Where various Bali swings are available, taste Bali Luwak coffee, ginger tea and also you can see the natural spices garden. And After the afternoon tea, we will visit Monkey Forest which is just a side with Ubud Market and the king palace before ending with a stop at Tegenungan Waterfall. Hotel drop-off is included.

Highlights

  • Watch batik weaving and wood carving demonstrations in traditional artisan villages (Batubulan, Celuk, Mas)
  • Explore ornately carved Batuan Temple and the spring-fed Sebatu Temple with mountain views
  • Panoramic lunch at Kintamani overlooking Mount Batur volcano and caldera lake
  • Tegalalang Rice Terraces with Bali swings, Luwak coffee tasting, and spice garden walk
  • Sacred Monkey Forest sanctuary adjacent to Ubud Palace and market
  • Tegenungan Waterfall as a refreshing final stop before hotel return

Insider tips

  • Visit artisan villages early in the day when craftspeople are most actively working; many pause mid-afternoon
  • Bring small notes or coins for optional tips and handicraft purchases at workshops—haggling is expected at markets
  • The Monkey Forest can be crowded after 11 a.m.; time your visit strategically if your itinerary allows flexibility
  • Wear comfortable walking shoes with good grip for temple steps and wet areas around waterfalls and rice terraces

Good to know

  • 9-hour full day (typically 7 a.m.–4 p.m. pickup/drop-off; confirm with supplier)
  • Lunch at Kintamani restaurant included; dietary preferences should be noted at booking
  • Private car with driver included; groups or solo travelers accommodated
  • Modest dress recommended for temple visits (shoulders and knees covered); sarongs provided at some sites
  • Waterproof bag advised for Monkey Forest (monkeys may steal loose items); sunscreen essential for rice terraces

Who it's for

Culture and art enthusiasts seeking hands-on craft demonstrations and village immersionPhotography tourists hunting dramatic volcano vistas, rice terraces, and temple architectureNature lovers interested in tropical ecology, wildlife, and scenic walksFirst-time Bali visitors wanting a comprehensive introduction to Ubud's highlights

Best time to visit

Visit during dry season (April–October) for clear volcanic views and comfortable trekking; early morning (7–8 a.m. start) beats midday crowds at temples and Monkey Forest. Avoid peak rain months (November–March) when waterfalls swell and temple steps become slippery.

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