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La danse Barong, l'art de la bijouterie en argent de Celuk, et la vue sur le mont Batur depuis Penelokan

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Kuta
Barong and Keris Dance Performance
Full Day Kintamani Volcano View and Ubud Village Tour
Tegalalang Rice Terrace
Kintamani Mount Batur and Lake Batur View
Tirta Empul Holy Spring Temple
Barong and Keris Dance Performance
Barong and Keris Dance Performance
Ubud Monkey Forest
Tegalalang Rice Terrace
Kintamani Mount Batur and Lake Batur View
Kintamani Mount Batur and Lake Batur View
Ubud Monkey Forest

Le jour commence avec la danse du Barong et du Keris, la danse de transe, qui met en scène le combat sans fin entre Barong, roi des esprits, et Rangda. Les danseurs connaissent si bien l'histoire qu'ils y ajoutent des blagues, et ensuite, tu peux te faire photographier avec eux. Ensuite, direction Celuk, le village de l'or et de l'argent. La route est bordée d'ateliers et de vitrines, et l'arrêt comprend la possibilité d'observer la fabrication d'une pièce, de A à Z. Tu peux acheter quelque chose, ou faire réaliser un objet selon tes propres motifs. Les prix dans le village sont bas. La forêt des singes d'Ubud, dont le nom complet sur le panneau d'accueil est le Padangtegal Mandala Wisata Wanara Wana Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, est une portion de forêt tropicale au cœur d'Ubud, où vivent des singes, d'autres animaux et un complexe de temples. Elle est importante pour le village sur le plan spirituel, et elle mène également des programmes de recherche et de conservation. Puis, ascension vers Kintamani, à 1 500 mètres d'altitude, où l'air reste frais toute la journée. Depuis Penelokan, tu peux admirer le mont Batur, les roches noires qui s'étendent en contrebas, le lac Batur et la caldeira. Le déjeuner est un buffet indonésien dans un restaurant de Kintamani, avec le volcan juste devant toi. Tirta Empul, à Tampak Siring, est le temple de la source sacrée où les Balinais viennent depuis plus de mille ans pour se purifier. Tegallalang clôt la journée, avec ses terrasses de riz sculptées dans le flanc d'une vallée.

What's included

  • Petrol
  • English Speaking Driver
  • Tax and Services
  • Private car with good A/C
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  • Lunch Buffet Indonesian Food
  • Mineral Water (1 bottle/person)
  • Entrance Fee

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  1. Kuta

    Pickup is at your hotel, and the first leg of the day is the drive to the dance performance. The road runs out through the edge of the city and then into countryside.

  2. Barong and Keris Dance Performance also known as a Trance…

    The Barong and Keris dance, also called the trance dance, is a Balinese story about the fight between good and evil. Barong is king of the spirits and leader of the good, and Rangda is his enemy in Balinese mythology. The battle between them never ends. The dancers tell it well and put humour into it, which makes the watching better than the summary suggests. Afterwards you are welcome to have a photograph taken with them.

  3. Celuk Village

    Celuk is a traditional village known for gold and silver work, sold around here at low prices. Walking in, the effect is of a jewellery exhibition: shops on both sides of the road with their best pieces behind glass. The stop is at one of the better workshops in Celuk, where you can look closely at the pieces, buy one, or have something made to your own design. The visit includes seeing silver worked from start to finish, with the finished pieces displayed at the end of it.

  4. Ubud Monkey Forest is a nature reserve temple complex in…

    The Ubud Monkey Forest is a nature reserve and temple complex in Ubud. Its full name, as written on the welcome sign, is the Padangtegal Mandala Wisata Wanara Wana Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. It is a small rainforest with groups of monkeys and other tropical animals in it, in the middle of Ubud village. The forest is part of the spiritual and daily life of the villagers, and it is also the site of several research and conservation programmes.

  5. Kintamani Highland

    Kintamani sits at 1,500 metres, and the air stays cool all day at that height. The viewpoint is at Penelokan: Mount Batur, the black rock spread below it, Lake Batur and the blue caldera in one view.

  6. Kintamani Highland

    Lunch is an Indonesian buffet at a restaurant in the Kintamani highlands. The tables look out at Mount Batur and Lake Batur.

  7. Tegalalang Rice Terrace

    Tegallalang is the rice terrace people stop at on the way to or from Kintamani. The terraces are cut into the bank of a hill, stepped down into the valley, with coconut trees along them.

  8. Tirta Empul Temple

    Tirta Empul, the Holy Spring Temple, is at Tampak Siring. Balinese worshippers have come here for more than a thousand years for the holy water, which is held to clean the body of bad luck and of anything negative. The story goes that the god Indra made the spring for warriors killed by the arrogant king Mayadenawa, and that the water brought them back.

  9. Kuta

    From Tirta Empul it is the long drive back down out of the Ubud hills to your hotel.

Not included

  • Personal Expenses

Good to know

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
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  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Up to 15 travelers per booking.
  • Mobile or paper ticket accepted
  • Guiding available in: en.

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