Bedugul, Tanah lot and Uluwatu Sunset, Kecak fire Dance and Jimbaran Bay Tour

Tour Name : Bedugul and Tanah lot and Uluwatu sunset Tour
Tour Type : Full Day Tour
Code : indo 02
Availability : Daily
Pick up : 08.30 am

Pura Taman Ayun as the official state temple of Mengwi. Built in the 17th century, this impressive spacious temple is surrounded by a wide moat and has three ascending courtyards in a particularly beautiful layout. Down to valley, Lake Beratan the cool mountain resort has been waiting for us to experience the preoccupying surroundings at Ulun Danu Temple by the shore of the lake which adds up to the harmony of natural and cultural beauty.
Stop will also be made at the nearby center of fresh vegetable and fruit market. Then proceed to the reach the coast line admire the for world famous temple of Tanah Lot Temple. Would be our next destination to Uluwatu the most beautiful temple build on the 16th century which location on the top of the cliff about 100 meters high facing open Indian ocean, So the Sunset in this Temple while seeing monkey, Kecak and Fire dance, The last stop at Jimbaran Bay for dinner with fresh seafood on the beach.

Minimum for 2 persons, other charge for single traveller
Price 1 : IRD 240.00/ Pax	Price 2 : IRD 280.000/ Pax	Price 3 : IRD 350.000/ Pax
- Air condition vehicles	- Air condition vehicles	- Air condition vehicles
- Guide service	- Guide service	- Guide service
- Mineral Water	- Mineral Water	- Mineral Water
- Sarong for visit temple	- Entrance Tiket to Temple	- Entrance Tiket to Temple
	- Donation	- Donation
	- Sarong for visit temple	- Entrance Tiket to Dance
		- Lunch at Local Restaurant
		- Sarong for visit temple

The Itinerary :

Taman Ayun Temple " Taman Ayun " literally transited means beautiful garden, and this temple, situated in the village of Mengwi, 18 Km west of Denpasar, is indeed one of Bali's most picturesque temple. It's stately proportioned courtyards and large surrounding moat were built in the year 1634 by the King of mengwi,I Gusti Agung Anom. Containing both the Royal Family ancestral Shrines and the strayed. MERU Shrines to the Major deities. Taman Ayun became the main temple for the ancient Kingdom of Mengwi, Every 210 days, on Tuesday Kliwon Medangsiya (according to the traditional Icaka Calendar), the entire local populacegathers at the temple to worship, celebrating the temple's anniversary. The Pura Taman Ayun complex is devided in to four distinct areas, each higher than the other. The firs of these courtyards, known as the Java, is just across the moat, and must be reached by the one and only bridge. Here can be found a small Shrine, protecting the entrance to the temple, and a large open WANTILAN hall where performances and coks fights are held on ceremonial days.

Bedugul Area Bedugul is particularly suitable for growing all types of produce. The Bali Berry farm produces most of the strawberries on the island is located here. Many flowers such as chrysanthemums and hydrangeas are cultivated here tasty fresh fruits and vegetables. The market is also famous for potted plants, particularly orchid. If you continue further on the road to Munduk, you will drive through clove and coffee plantation. While in the area you can also visit the Pura Ulun Danu in the town of Candi Kuning, a Muslim town a few kilometers north of Bedugul. This lakeside temple is a Hindu/ buddhis temple dedicated to Dewi Danau, the goddess of water. The gardens are beautifully landscaped with an abundance of colorful flowers. Lake Bratan water skiing and boating but is better know for the Pura Ulun Dannu temple. Built on the shores of the lake at Candikuning, it has eleven tiers of thatched-roof meru as well as an adjoining Buddhist stupa.

Tanah Lot Temple The spectacularly placed temple of Tanah Lot is possibly the best-known and most photographed in Bali. It's almost certainly the most tourists the crowds here are phenomenal, the gauntlet of souvenir hawkers to be run is appalling an the commercial hype is terrible. Signs direct you to the best place for photographs and even where to catch the sunset. In fact sunset time has definite overtones of Australia's Ayers Rock with the faithful lined up, cameras at the ready, for the hallowed moment. It's easy to see why it's such an attraction because Tanah Lot's setting is fantastic. It's perched on a little rocky islet, connected to the tide rolls in. There are reputed to be scramble over the wet rocks, there are reputed to be several large caves just below the water line at the base of the rock which shelter large sea-snakes, the guardians of the temple. It looks superb whether it's delicately lit by the down light or starkly outlined as sunset.

Uluwatu Temple On the southernmost Peninsula of Bali the Towering tableland of Bukit, which drops dramatically into the sea at the sheer or Uluwatu. This rock is believed to be the metamorphosed ship of Dewi Danu, goddess of the water, and did the wandering Hindu Saint choose the place. Sang Hyang Nirartha, to achieve moksa, or oneness with the godhead, and end his life on earth. The ancient temple of Pura Luhur Uluwatu, perched precariously in this spot, is populated by a friendly tribe of protected Monkeys. In recent years Uluwatu has been discovered to have an almost perfect surfing break at all times of the years, and a new road has been carved in the cliff to give acces by motorbike to avid surfers. in Uluwatu temple you find many wild monkey. In Uluwatu you see the Kecak and Fire dance waiting the Sunset.

Jimbaran Bay On the western site of the Bukit ( hill), Bali 's southern Peninsula . lies the once sleepy fishing village of Jimbaran , now the site of Hotel Intercontinental, Four Seasons and the Ritz-Carlton. Take a walk along the pristine sand or dine at one of the beachside seafood restaurants. Perhaps a sunset drink - Jimbaran is known for its spectacular sunsets. An offshore reef offers protection from the wave action, providing excellent swimming water Just around the comer, at jimbaran, is excellent diving, with a multitude of fish and coral to bee seen.