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Discover Bali’s spiritual and natural beauty on a tour of Pecampuhan Sala, Goa Gajah, and Abian Desa Rice Terrace. Visit a coffee plantation and enjoy a tasting of Balinese coffees.

Highlights

• Feel the spiritual atmosphere of Pecampuhan Sala and its holy spring
• Walk through the serene Abian Desa Rice Terrace and learn about farming
• Visit a local coffee plantation and enjoy a tasting of Balinese coffees
• Immerse yourself in the lush greenery and tranquility of Bali’s landscapes
• Ancient rock-carved royal shrines, lush rice terraces, and serene sacred temple.

Description

Begin your journey at Pecampuhan Sala, a sacred natural sanctuary hidden in the lush forests of Bangli. Known for its holy spring, peaceful river streams, and spiritual atmosphere, this place is often used by locals for cleansing rituals. Stroll along beautiful stone paths, surrounded by jungle greenery and calm flowing water. Enjoy a serene environment perfect for meditation, photos, or simply soaking in nature’s tranquility. It’s an ideal stop for those seeking a quiet, spiritual experience in Bali. Next, head to Gunung Kawi Tampaksiring is a peaceful heritage site in Bali known for its ancient stone shrines carved into rock cliffs, surrounded by lush rice terraces and tropical nature. Visitors walk down a scenic path with beautiful views, river sounds, and local life in the fields, making the experience easy, fun, and relaxing. The atmosphere feels spiritual yet friendly, combining Balinese history, cultural traditions, and natural beauty in one unforgettable destination perfect for exploring and taking photos. Continue to the Abian Desa Rice Terrace, a stunning display of Bali’s traditional Subak irrigation system. The terraced rice fields stretch across the hills, creating a peaceful green landscape that’s perfect for walking, photography, and learning about local farming traditions. The area is quiet, natural, and less crowded than other famous rice terraces, making it an ideal spot for travelers who want an authentic rural experience. Finally, visit a local coffee plantation to explore how Bali’s coffee, cocoa, and spices are grown and processed. Walk through the plantation grounds, learn about traditional roasting methods, and enjoy a complimentary tasting of various Balinese coffees and herbal teas. Surrounded by jungle scenery and fresh mountain air, it’s a relaxing and educational stop that adds a flavorful experience to your journey

Includes

Car with full air-conditioning Friendly, English-speaking driver/guide All parking fees Fuel Bottled mineral water Pick-up and drop-off service

Important Information

• Balinese Dress Required To enter the temple, kindly wear Balinese traditional attire. Don’t worry — you can get it easily when purchasing your entry ticket. Temple Respect & Tradition With deep respect to Balinese culture, we kindly inform you that women are not permitted to join the activity during their menstruation period, as the temple area is considered highly sacred. Thank you for understanding and honoring this tradition. Bring Cash Please prepare some cash, as a few locations still accept cash payments only. Extra Clothes & Towel We recommend bringing spare clothes and a towel, especially if you will join the melukat purification activity.

Easy cancellation

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