Kintamani Tour Bali - Kintamani Volcano Tour

Barong and Keris Dance

The barong, which is arguably the most well-known dance, also tells a story by contrasting good with evil. This Barong and Keris Dance Performance (Trance Dance) is the standard illustration of Balinese mythological acting, which combines myth and reality into one. Before visiting Kintamani, we will view this dance. The dances of Bali are well-known across the world, and the Balinese people themselves take them extremely seriously. The supernatural guardian of Balinese communities is called the Barong. He opposes Rangda the witch, who has control over the spirits of darkness, in the never-ending battle between good and evil as the lord of the forest with a spectacular fanged mask and long mane. The dancing performances that we observe on this Kintamani tour will bring the trip to see Mount Batur's view in Kintamani Village to a successful conclusion.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace

Tegalalang Rice Terrace has always been a dream tourist destination to visit because it has the allure of a very enticing view of the rice fields, is frequently used as a photo backdrop that produces breathtakingly beautiful photos, enjoy the cool breeze in the rice fields, the sound of water flowing in the river nearby, feels like transporting you back in time and makes your heart feel very at ease, and the swish of coconut trees waving in the rice fields seems to be callingigraphy. It is no surprise that the Tegalalang rice fields are so well-known throughout the world and exceedingly instagrammable with a lovely view of the terraced rice fields due to its excellent placement on the major road. So if you want to find a beautiful natural recreation area besides the beach while on vacation on the island of the Gods, Bali, then this terraced rice field tourist destination in Tegalalang is the ideal tour destination.

Mount Batur Volcano and Lake Batur Viewing in Kintamani Village

The term Kintamani Village refers to a rural area on a hill with stunning views all around. From Kintamani Village, we can see a stunning picture that includes the broad Lake of Batur in a valley and the active volcano of Batur Mount. It is located on a plateau where the climate is cool. At Kintamani, from where we are standing, we can view the agricultural area near to the lake. With cool air conditioning during the day and cold air conditioning at night, Kintamani is the focus of mountain tourism. Penelokan, a combination of Mount Batur and the expanse of black granite with Lake Batur and on a blue caldera, offers breathtaking natural landscape. This view of Mount Batur will be ours from the viewpoint in Kintamani Village, and it will undoubtedly make your day memorable.

Tirta Empul Temple

The sacred spring in Tampak Siring serves as the foundation for Tirta Empul Temple. Expect to make a stop here after exploring the volcano at Kintamani Village. Balinese pilgrims have been drawn to Tirta Empul Temple for more than a millennium because of its sacred spring, which is supposed to have been created by Indra and to have healing abilities. At the temple today, the custom is practically exactly the same. Due to the healing properties of the spring water, the temple and its two bathing areas have been used by the populace for more than a millennium. But the long, rectangular stone pool at Tirta Empul Temple, which is stocked with koi and nourished by the holy spring via 12 fountains, is the site's main draw. During this Kintamani tour, if you're interested, you can descend to the pool and purify yourself there with the holy water.

Goa Gajah Temple

Goa Gajah Temple, also known as Elephant Cave Temple, is a historic and artistically significant cave that dates back thousands of years. The Goa Gajah Temple is the final destination on the Kintamani Tour itinerary. One of the popular tourist spots in Bali is Goa Gajah, which receives a lot of daily visitors. Other antiquated remnants, such as an antique stone idol, a douche, a temple, and others, can be found here. It has a lovely relief with a face-like shape that turns to the left. The term Lwa Gajah, the name of a Buddhist temple or hermitage for Buddhist monks, is considered to be the source of the word Goa Gajah. Goa Gajah was rediscovered in 1923, and the bathing pond in front of the cave was rediscovered in 1954. The historical location we'll see on this Kintamani trip has a strong religious appeal and lovely surroundings. It is an affirmation of the charm of Bali, not just the beauty the beaches.

Kintamani Volcano Tour Itinerary:

• Pickup at the hotel is at 8:00.
• Watching the Barong and Keris Dance Performance at 9.30
• Visit Tegalalang Rice Terrace at 11:00
• 13:00 – View the breathtaking Mount Batur Volcano and Lake Batur View in Kintamani Village.
• 13.30 - Take in the scenery of Mount Batur Volcano and Lake Batur while eating lunch in Kintamani.
• Visit the Tirta Empul Holy Spring Temple at 15.00.
• Visit Goa Gajah Temple (Elephant Cave Temple) at 16.30
• 17.30: Return to the hotel
• Arrive to hotel at 18.30

Kintamani Volcano Tour Inclusive:

• Transportation with full A/C + Petrol
• English Speaking Driver
• Entrance Fee
• Donation,
• Mineral Water.
• Sarong to enter the temple

Excluded:

• Lunch
• Dance performance ticket
• Personal expenses