Hidden Canyon and Mangrove Forest Tour by Jukung

Highlights

• Hidden Canyon slow trek
• Mangrove experience the traditional boat Jukung discovering mangrove forest
• Learn about mangrove ecosystems and local wildlife
• Support community-led conservation and sustainable tourism

Description

Hidden Canyon Beji Guwang is a set of deep gorges alongside Oos river. The river, flowing from Sanur to Ubud, has eroded the rocks deeply for over a hundred thousand years. The erosion carved the earth creating a natural masterpiece: different sizes of rocks engraved into amazing shapes and patterns.

Hidden Canyon is a sacred place according to locals. Guwang means holy in Balinese. The canyon is still within the area of the village temple called Pura Dalem Guwang, which serves as a religious guardian for the area. The water from the canyon is used for the religious ceremony Melukat, a Hindu ritual where worshipers bathe in holy water. There are bathrooms for changing clothes.

The Batu Lumbang Mangrove Ecotourism site in Pemogan, Denpasar, offers an affordable canoeing experience through the mangrove forest, featuring views of the Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue and the Bali Mandara Toll Road. Explore the nature waterways of Bali’s southern mangrove forest on a traditional jukung boat.

This program offers eco experience combines nature, education, and community-based conservation, a meaningful time to discover the most important coastal ecosystems in Bali, while supporting local conservation efforts and community participation.

Includes

Hidden Canyon:

• Local guide service, locker facilities, dry bags, and two sets of towels (hand & body) for every visitor.
• There’s even free WiFi in the ticket area.
• Food vendors are available at the premises just outside the ticket building, across the parking lot.

Mangrove:

• Life jacket
• Visitor pass

Excludes

A change of clothes

A waterproof bag

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund