Bali: Private Day Trip to Waterfall & Traditional Village
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Explore Bali's hidden gems on a private day trip. Visit Taman Pencampuhan Sala, discover Tukad Cepung Waterfall, and explore Penglipuran Village.
Highlights
- Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Bali's hidden gems
- Visit the tranquil Taman Pencampuhan Sala, a spiritual garden
- Discover the magical Tukad Cepung Waterfall, hidden in a canyon
- Explore Penglipuran Village, known for its traditional architecture
- Enjoy a private tour with a professional driver and guide
Description
Begin your day with a peaceful visit to Taman Pencampuhan Sala, a sacred and lesser-known retreat tucked in the lush highlands of Bangli. This spiritual garden is a tranquil sanctuary featuring natural pools, sacred springs, and beautiful tropical landscapes. It's a perfect spot for quiet reflection, gentle walks, and appreciating the connection between nature and spirituality in Balinese culture. Next, visit the breathtaking Tukad Cepung Waterfall, one of the most unique waterfalls in Bali. Hidden inside a cave-like canyon, this waterfall appears almost magical when sunlight shines through the opening above, creating a dramatic and photogenic light beam. End the day with a cultural journey to Penglipuran Village, known worldwide for its traditional Balinese architecture, neat bamboo houses, and strong preservation of ancestral customs. This award-winning village is also famous for its commitment to cleanliness, order, and environmental harmony.Includes
Private air-conditioned vehicle Professional English-speaking driver as your guide Hotel pick-up and drop-off (selected areas) Entrance tickets to all destinations Bottled water during the tour lunchImportant Information
- The tour involves walking on uneven paths and shallow river water, so water shoes or sandals are recommended. The tour is not suitable for people with limited mobility or wheelchair users due to stairs and uneven terrain at the waterfall.
