About this tour
Craft your own silver jewellery in Celuk village alongside master artisans, then explore Ubud's cultural landmarks in a single eight-hour outing. You'll work with five grammes of precious metal to fashion a ring, earrings, or pendant under skilled hands, then visit the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, Tegalalang's emerald rice paddies, and the water temple at Tirta Empul. Hotel pickup and drop-off included across southern Bali.
Highlights
- Hand-forge a personalised silver piece with traditional tools
- Learn silversmithing techniques from Celuk village craftspeople
- Encounter long-tailed macaques in forested sanctuary
- Walk through dramatic stepped rice terraces at Tegalalang
- Bathe in sacred pools at Tirta Empul temple complex
- Private air-conditioned transport throughout the day
What to expect
Your guide collects you from your hotel and drives to Celuk, where you'll spend two hours at the silversmith's workshop. The instructor demonstrates techniques, then guides you through creating your piece—expect hands-on work with melting, shaping, and polishing. You'll have refreshments during the class.
After lunch (self-funded), the afternoon shifts to sightseeing. The Monkey Forest involves walking forest paths where macaques roam freely; the rice terraces require gentle walking on muddy steps; Tirta Empul's temple grounds are accessible but involve climbing stairs. Pack sun protection and wear sturdy shoes.
Good to know
Not suitable if you have cardiovascular concerns. Lunch isn't provided but can be purchased locally. The silverwork gets hot—jewellery cools quickly but handle carefully. Bring cash for optional tips and lunch. Wear closed-toe walking shoes; temple dress codes apply (shoulders and knees covered).
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