Explore the spiritual and cultural heart of East Bali with our East Bali Tour. This 10-hour journey will take you to ancient temples, royal water palaces, and traditional villages, offering a deep dive into the unique heritage of Bali’s eastern region. Discover Bali’s rich traditions, admire stunning landscapes, and enjoy a relaxing lunch at one of the island’s most iconic landmarks. This tour is perfect for those who want to experience the historical and cultural treasures of East Bali.

Destinations:

1. Goa Lawah Temple
   Start your tour with a visit to the sacred Goa Lawah Temple, also known as the Bat Cave Temple. This unique temple, which dates back to the 11th century, is one of Bali’s most important spiritual sites. The temple’s cave is home to thousands of bats, and it holds great significance in Balinese Hindu rituals. Learn about the temple’s history and the cultural beliefs surrounding this sacred place.
2. Tirta Gangga Water Palace
   Continue your journey to the beautiful Tirta Gangga Water Palace, a former royal palace known for its stunning water gardens. Wander through the tranquil pools and fountains, surrounded by lush greenery and intricate statues. Take in the peaceful atmosphere and admire the palace’s traditional Balinese architecture. This serene location is the perfect place to relax and reflect on Bali’s royal heritage.
3. Lunch at Tirta Gangga
   Enjoy a delicious lunch at a restaurant near Tirta Gangga, where you can dine while taking in the serene views of the water palace and the surrounding rice terraces. Savor a variety of Balinese and Indonesian dishes in this tranquil setting, making your dining experience truly special.
4. Tenganan Village
   After lunch, visit the traditional Tenganan Village, one of the oldest and most culturally preserved villages in Bali. The village is home to the Bali Aga people, the original inhabitants of Bali, who maintain ancient customs and practices. Explore the village, learn about its unique architecture, traditional weaving, and basket-making techniques, and witness the community’s way of life that has remained unchanged for centuries.
5. Make Salt in Kusamba Village
   End your tour with a visit to Kusamba Village, where you will have the unique opportunity to observe the traditional process of making salt. The salt farmers of Kusamba use centuries-old techniques to harvest sea salt from the ocean. Learn about this ancient craft, watch the salt-making process, and take in the coastal scenery of this quiet village, providing a rare glimpse into Bali’s traditional livelihoods.

For those seeking to explore the rich cultural heritage of East Bali, our East Bali Tour offers the perfect combination of history, tradition, and natural beauty. Discover ancient temples, royal palaces, and traditional crafts, and immerse yourself in the unique charm of this beautiful region. Book now and embark on a journey through the heart of East Bali!