Bali Travel Destinations 2 Days 1 Night Package 1

• Bali Bird Park
• Balinese Silver Craft Center
• Ubud Art Market
• Ubud Palace
• Saraswati Temple
• SPA
• Tegalalang Rice Terrace
• Tirta Empul
• Goa Gajah
• Bali Souvenir Center

INCLUDE :

• Transportation according to the number of participants (private tour)
• Tourism Entrance Ticket
• Lunch
• Mineral Water
• Overnight Accommodation + Breakfast
• Tour Guide & Driver
• Fuel and Parking Ticket

EXCLUDE :

• Costs not included in the package

Day 1. Ubud Tour (D)

• Picked up by our guide at Ngurah Rai International Airport.
• Towards the first tourist attraction, the Bali Bird Park is a tourist attraction park and a breeding place for various types of bird species in Indonesia and abroad. One of the animal parks is also a means of education about birds. These birds are rare birds that must be protected so as not to become extinct. The atmosphere of Bali Bird Park is overgrown with trees, so it feels cool and beautiful. The atmosphere of the chirping of birds that echoes make it comfortable and comfortable to want to linger in this park.
• Balinese Silver Craft Center, Celuk Village is a village known for Balinese Gold and Silver artisans. Here you can find various kinds of Balinese silver handicrafts placed on glass shelves to passing tourists. In addition to being a tourist place to shop for Silver Crafts, you can also witness the process of making Silver Crafts.
• Ubud Art Market is a traditional market that offers various Balinese handicrafts or art products to buy as souvenirs. The goods offered, ranging from Balinese wooden masks, statues, knick-knacks, are all Balinese, and of course, the prices offered are also relatively cheap. This place is suitable for those of you who like arts or crafts with Balinese characteristics. In this market, you will feel very colourful, because of the colours of the crafts and the visitors’ clothes. This place is also one of the shooting locations for the Hollywood film “Eat, Pray, Love” starring Julia Roberts.
• Ubud Palace is a historical building complex located in Ubud, Gianyar Regency, Bali. Ubud Palace is often referred to as Puri Saren Agung. Puri Saren Ubud Palace became the centre of the reign of the Ubud royal government in its time. Puri Saren Ubud Palace is a fascinating historical and cultural tourist destination in Ubud. And also, this palace is the remnants of ancestral cultural heritage in Bali, which is still well preserved, and the details of the building are still well maintained.
• Saraswati Temple, Taman Saraswati Temple, Taman Saraswati Temple, also known as Ubud Water Palace, is a Balinese Hindu temple in Ubud. Taman Saraswati Ubud Temple was built to worship the Goddess of Science, Dewi Saraswati. This temple is a place of worship and has a beautiful interior and exterior design, which is interesting for you to see.
• SPA helps free muscle tissue from toxins and increases body circulation and body care facilities that aim to provide physical and psychological freshness.
• Dinner and back to the hotel to rest.

Day 2. Ubud Tour ( B, L )

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Start the trip by visiting the Tegalalang Rice Terrace, which is a natural tour of rice fields or terraced rice fields that are beautiful and soothing to the eyes with their green expanse. The rice fields here also have an innovative irrigation system created by the locals known as subak. You can also walk through the rice fields and see the farmers planting rice or ploughing the fields because trekking routes have been provided in this tourist attraction area. Visiting the Tegalalang Rice Terrace gives you a different experience from other tourist objects in Bali because of the natural beauty of the rice fields.
• The tour continues by visiting Tirta Empul Temple, Tampak Siring, famous for its holy water or a place where Hindus perform Balinese cultural rituals of self-cleaning (Melukat). Not only can you see the pool, which is usually used for melukat activities, Tirta Empul Temple also has a unique architectural design. Moreover, this temple building is ancient. According to historical records, this temple building was founded in 962 AD during the Warmadewa Dynasty Government.
• Enjoy the lunch.
• Goa Gajah, this cave itself is a sacred place for Hindus, which is used for religious rituals of local people’s beliefs. There are many stories and uniqueness of the island of Bali, which we can learn and explore to take the meaning of Balinese culture. One of them is a historical place as well as a tourist attraction Goa Gajah.
• Bali Souvenir Center, here is where you hunt for souvenirs typical of the Island of the Gods (Bali). Many handicrafts and knick-knacks typical of the island of Bali are offered here at relatively low prices.
• After lunch, go to Ngurah Rai Airport for a transfer out.