Highlights
View the stunning emerald green rice terraces
Visit Puri Saren Agung, a former royal palace
Visit the Ulun Danu Bratan Temple on the shores of the lake
Visit Taman Ayun and Bali's most photographed temple, Tanah Lot
Visit a woodcarving workshop and watch the skilled craftsmen at work
Visit Puri Saren Agung
Deluxe coach travel
Selected hotel dinners, with optional meals to purchase
3-star stays
Visit Mas Village and step inside a traditional woodcarving workshop, where the scent of freshly cut timber hangs in the air and skilled hands guide chisels across the surface, creating intricate patterns and finely carved details.
Ubud: Visit Puri Saren Agung, or Ubud Palace, the former official residence of Ubud’s royal family, wandering through its courtyards among intricate Balinese carvings and lush gardens.
Ubud: Finish your first day in Bali at Ubud Market, where you can browse stalls draped in bright batiks and handwoven textiles, with carved keepsakes, woven baskets and local art stacked beneath the awnings
Sanur: Visit Taman Ayun, built in 1634, where a broad moat skirts the temple grounds and a succession of courtyards leads you among carved stone and tropical greenery, with tiered Meru shrines reaching towards the sky.
Visit the 17th-century Ulun Danu Temple, dedicated to the water goddess Dewi Danu, where tiered shrines appear to float on Lake Bratan, their dark thatched roofs reflected in the water against the verdant highlands.
Visit Tanah Lot, a 16th-century temple balanced on a rocky outcrop above the open ocean, with waves breaking against the rock below and its dark silhouette etched on the horizon.
Watch a traditional Balinese Kecak dance performance, as dancers gather in a circle and rhythmic chanting fills the air, accompanying dramatic scenes from the Ramayana.
Visit Puri Saren Agung
Deluxe coach travel
Selected hotel dinners, with optional meals to purchase
3-star stays
Visit Mas Village and step inside a traditional woodcarving workshop, where the scent of freshly cut timber hangs in the air and skilled hands guide chisels across the surface, creating intricate patterns and finely carved details.
Ubud: Visit Puri Saren Agung, or Ubud Palace, the former official residence of Ubud’s royal family, wandering through its courtyards among intricate Balinese carvings and lush gardens.
Ubud: Finish your first day in Bali at Ubud Market, where you can browse stalls draped in bright batiks and handwoven textiles, with carved keepsakes, woven baskets and local art stacked beneath the awnings
Sanur: Visit Taman Ayun, built in 1634, where a broad moat skirts the temple grounds and a succession of courtyards leads you among carved stone and tropical greenery, with tiered Meru shrines reaching towards the sky.
Visit the 17th-century Ulun Danu Temple, dedicated to the water goddess Dewi Danu, where tiered shrines appear to float on Lake Bratan, their dark thatched roofs reflected in the water against the verdant highlands.
Visit Tanah Lot, a 16th-century temple balanced on a rocky outcrop above the open ocean, with waves breaking against the rock below and its dark silhouette etched on the horizon.
Watch a traditional Balinese Kecak dance performance, as dancers gather in a circle and rhythmic chanting fills the air, accompanying dramatic scenes from the Ramayana.
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