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Mengwi Bedugul Alas Kedaton Tanah Lot Tour
Tour Price : USD /Person nett min 2 Person
State/Province : Bali Tours
Firstly we will stop at Mengwi, to visit the magnificent royal family
temple of Taman Ayun (XVII century), surrounded by an artificial moat,
then we will explore Bedugul area, a mountain resort lies over 1.000
meters above sea level. We will stop at Ulun Danu Bratan Temple. Built
on a promontory surrounded by lake’s water, this holy place is
dedicated to Dewi Danu, The Goddess of Water. Afterwards, we will stop
at colourful local market that displays many kinds of tropical fruits,
vegetables, flowers and spices. Then we proceed to Bali’s Botanical
Garden (Kebun Raya), with large collection of plants from all over the
world, set in lovely garden and well-manicured lawns, a peaceful
refugee from daily activities in a bustling city. Continuing the trip,
we will proceed to
Alas Kedaton, the fruit bats and monkey forest. With a small bag of peanuts, we will make many new friends here. Our next stop is the marine temple of Tanah Lot, which appears in every brochure on Bali. This lovely temple was built on a promontory offshore, truly a perfect setting to watch a stunning sunset (weather permitting).
Alas Kedaton, the fruit bats and monkey forest. With a small bag of peanuts, we will make many new friends here. Our next stop is the marine temple of Tanah Lot, which appears in every brochure on Bali. This lovely temple was built on a promontory offshore, truly a perfect setting to watch a stunning sunset (weather permitting).