Ubud Tour Bali - Ubud Art Village Tour - Ubud Area Tours

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.

Celuk Village

Ubud Celuk town is a well-known town for the amazing gold and silver handicrafts that can be purchased in the neighborhood for incredibly inexpensive costs. It has been a silver village since 1976 and is not far from Ubud Village. The residents of this celuk hamlet are extremely skilled at creating silver art and are well-known all over the world for the high caliber of their creations and extremely reasonable prices.
On our second stop of the full-day Ubud trip, we'll go to one of the best art galleries to witness how gold and silver art are made. This gallery also offers custom designs upon request.
A visit to one of the villages, such as Celuk Village, that is well known for its exquisite silver handicrafts is a very intriguing experience. You may even purchase one of the crafts there with affordable price and good quality.

Tegenungan Waterfall

Tegenungan Waterfall, one of the best in Ubud Village, offers a breathtaking view with clear water and a refreshing ambiance. If you want to see the waterfall, you can take a number of steps down to the stream from the stepping area. One of the few waterfalls in Bali that isn't located in the mountains or highlands is Tegenungan. Being surrounded by greenery and environment makes it an especially pleasant place to stay. Waterfalls are abrupt drops that occur along a conduit.
You are encouraged to take a soak in the breathtaking Tegenungan waterfall. Enjoy the fresh water and take pictures with the waterfall in the background as a memento of your visit to this Ubud waterfall, a popular tourist spot known for the beauty of the waterfall and the nature surrounding it that is still quite natural.

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.

Monkey Forest

Monkey Forest, sometimes referred to as Ubud Wanara Wana, is a nature reserve and temple complex in Ubud that serves as a sanctuary for monkeys. Six trips are made throughout the full-day Ubud tours to experience the splendor of the monkey forest there, which is home to several groups of them as well as other tropical creatures. The Ubud Monkey Forest serves a crucial role in maintaining Bali's monkey ecosystem. In the meantime, the Ubud local community plays a significant part in maintaining the forest's natural state so that all wild creatures can dwell in peace. Since you are a visitor in the monkeys' home and their habitat, the forest, it is crucial to treat them with respect. A tropical forest, several holy temples, and friendly and entertaining monkeys may all be found in the area known as the Ubud Monkey Forest, which has been carefully purified and conserved by the locals.

Ubud Palace

The Ubud King's dwelling is the Ubud Royal Palace, a stunning example of a traditional Balinese house. It was founded by Ida Tjokorda Putu Kandel, who served as commander from the years 1800 to 1823, and is located in the heart of Ubud, Bali, with the traditional art market right in front of it. The traditional market is a representation of the local economy while this palace serves as a hub for artistic and cultural life. The Wantilan/auditorium, a sizable gathering space, and a banyan tree, which serves as a midday shelter, are features that support Puri Saren's status as a palace. The settlement of Ubud has served as a "royal town" for more than a century. It's a fascinating experience to learn more about the traditional village of Ubud by visiting a historical building that depicts the splendor of the Ubud monarchy, which is still evident today.

Ubud Market

The traditional art market known as Ubud Market is located in the heart of the Ubud town and is very similar to other markets found in the tourist region.
The Ubud Market serves as the city's social and commercial hub and is appropriate given the existence of the Puri Saren-named Ubud Empire.
The market is dividing into two groups with distinct purposes as it moves from west to east.
At the same location, there are two markets: one block on the Westside is for a traditional artistic market, and another block on the East is for a daily traditional fundamental market need.
The Ubud Art Market is a well-established marketplace in the Ubud village that has grown by offering a wide variety of handicrafts and souvenirs that you can purchase for incredibly low costs while yet receiving excellent quality.

Full Day Ubud Tour Itinerary::

• Pickup at the hotel is at 8:00.
• 9.30 - Barong and Keris and Trance Dance Performance
• 11:00 - Traditional Gold and Silver Smithing in Celuk Village
• Visit the Tegenungan Waterfall in Ubud at 12:00.
• 13:00 - Indulge in a meal in Ubud
• 14.30 - Tour the Tegalalang Rice Terrace in Ubud
• Visit the Ubud Monkey Forest at 15.30
• Visit the Ubud Royal Palace at 16.00.
• Visit the Ubud Market at 16.30
• 17.30: Return to the hotel
• Arrive to hotel at 18.30

Ubud 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