One of the well-known excursions in Bali to see sites of interest in Ubud and the surrounding area is Bali Ubud Tour. The tour offers an incredible chance to discover a historic village, complete with social events and local culture. Seeing Balinese culture and art in its purest form is a delightful trip experience. The tour started at the hotel at 8.30 am and ended at 5 pm.
Stops include BatuBulan Village, where guests can see a performance of barong and Kris Dance, Celuk Village, where visitors can see gold and silversmiths, Batuan Village, which features a traditional Balinese costume, Ubud Village, which is known for its monkey forests, the Royal Palace, and the Tegalalang Rice Terrace.
To top off your amazing vacation, we provide a private, fully air-conditioned transport transfer with our expert, English-speaking driver. Barong and Keris Dance in Batubulan Village Nowadays, Batubulan village is one of famous tourist attractions in Bali in light of its stone carvings and barong performing. Denpasar is roughly 8 kilometers away.
Barong Dance
Tourists have existed as familiar with Batubulan owing to its handicrafts, particularly its sandstone statues. It is seen from the Batubulan Road. Built on an artistic blessing dance of the barong (Barong and Keris dance), Batubulan’s identity and reputation as an art town have made it famous in Indonesia and around the world.
In this rural area, there are five distinct locations where barong dance performances take place every day: Puseh Temple Stage, Tegal Tamu Stage, Denjalan Stage, Sahadewa Stage, and Sila Budaya Stage.
celuk village
Celuk Village Bali’s major destination for goldsmiths and silversmiths is Celuk village, it is located about 4 km southwest of the Sukawati District. The main street, Jalan Raya Celuk, is lined with galleries and studios. The craftsmen who create the gold and silver goods here are exceptionally talented, and their creations are of exceptional quality with intricate and distinctive designs.Families of jewelers occupy nearly every home in the village, and every Celuk villager has talent in creating and putting into practice elaborate designs and a variety of patterns.They make a wide variety of Balinese ceremonial adornments and souvenirs in gold and silver, including rings, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, studs, and brooches. Balinese Traditional House Compound in Batuan Village The typical home compound where villagers live and do related to their daily lives is the focus of our visit to Batuan village, which is 15 kilometers from Denpasar.Although this compound’s shape is the same throughout Bali, the owner has kept it that way, giving it a highly distinctive appearance. It consists of multiple buildings, with the kitchen located in the south and the offering room in the east. The parent’s room is often located in the west building, while the children’s rooms or the offering area are located in the north building. On the other hand, the Hindus in Bali constructed a family temple in the northeast, where people offer prayers on a daily basis. Ubud Monkey Forest Monkeys and other tropical creatures live in the little rain forest that is called Ubud Monkey Forest. It is well situated in the center of Ubud Village. Monkey forests, known as Wanara Wana in Balinese, are dispersed around the island, with the Ubud Monkey Forest serving a crucial role in maintaining the continuity of the monkey population in Bali. In the meantime, the locals play a crucial role in maintaining the forest’s natural state so that all wild species can live in harmony. Ubud Royal Palace Puri Saren is an Ubud Royal Palace located in the heart of Ubud Village and has become a popular tourist destination. The Founder of Ubud Kingdom, Ida Tjkorda Putu Kande, led the kingdom from 1800 to 1823. This palace is a center of art and culture, while the market directly in front of it is a center of the local community’s economy. Tegalalang Rice Terrace Tegallalang rice terrace, located 5 kilometers north of Ubud Village, has become a popular tourist destination due to its beautiful rice terrace. This village and its surroundings are rich in woodcarvings. Along the road are colorful carvings of flowers, animals, and other designs, as well as a beautiful rice terrace.
Itinerary
- 08:30 – Pick up at the hotel
- 09.30 -Barong and Kris Dance in Batubulan Village
- 10.30 a.m. – Visit Celuk village to see gold and silver work.
- 11.00 – Visit a traditional Balinese compound in Batuan
- 12.00 – Visit Ubud Monkey Forest
- 13.00 -Lunch at a nearby restaurant
- 14:00 – Royal Palace of Ubud
- 15.00 -tegallalang rice terrace
- 16.00 – return to hotel
Car Hire with Driver Cost: IDR 550k per car (maximum of 6 people)
Included: Private Car + petrol + English speaking Driver + parking fee + water mineral
Excluded: EXCLUDED ENTERENCE FEE.
Price of Inclusive Tours: IDR 700k per person
Private Car + petrol+ English Speaking Driver + Ticket to a Barong Dance Performance + Entrance Fee + Lunch
Note: # A minimum of two people is required to be booked.
# Tour duration is between 8 and 10 hours.
# Get a discount on group reservations.
Car Hire with Driver Price: This is a Bali day tour price that does not include lunch or entrance fees, which you must pay separately.
Inclusive Tours Price: is a Bali day tour price that includes lunch and entrance fees. The tour is a Private Tour, which means that there will be no other participants besides you and your companion. Tour Guides can be requested; please contact us if you wish to do so during your trip. Time and tourism sites are subject to change based on your request.
COVER AREA Pick up & Return : Ubud, Sanur, Pick up & Return Additional Price : Denpasar, Benoa Harbour, Airport, Seminyak, Legian, Kuta, Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, Canggu, Uluwatu, Pecatu, Sidemen, Amed, Candidasa, Munduk, Buleleng
