About this tour
This nine-hour loop through central Bali combines waterfall exploration, temple history, and village immersion. Start at Tukad Cepung, where water cascades through a rock amphitheatre, then move to the 11th-century Kehen Temple before visiting Penglipuran village to experience Bali Aga traditions. Lunch overlooks Batur volcano and its crater lake, followed by a final stop at Ceking's tiered rice paddies near Ubud. Hotel transfers and an English-speaking guide included throughout.
Highlights
- Tukad Cepung waterfall nestled between towering rock walls
- Kehen Temple, dating to the 1100s with intricate stonework
- Penglipuran village and Bali Aga cultural insights
- Lunch with Batur volcano and lake views
- Ceking rice terraces in afternoon light
What to expect
Expect a full day of varied terrain and activity. The waterfall involves a short trek through shallow streams to reach the cascade—bring secure footwear. Kehen Temple requires climbing stone steps and respectful dress (sarongs provided). Penglipuran is a working village; guides explain customs and daily life without feeling staged. Lunch is a set Indonesian spread at a scenic viewpoint. Ceking's rice fields are best photographed in late afternoon. Transport is comfortable air-conditioned minivan, and your driver handles all logistics. The pace is moderate but involves walking and some climbing.
Good to know
Bring swimwear and a towel for the waterfall. Wear sturdy trainers for uneven ground. The tour suits most fitness levels, though those with heart or joint concerns should reconsider. Buffet lunch is fixed menu. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.
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