About this tour
A full-day circuit across East Bali tackling three distinct landscapes: the clifftop Lempuyang temple with its famous gateway, the serene Tirta Gangga water gardens lined with koi, and Tukad Cepung's cave-enclosed waterfall. Nine to eleven hours total, departing from the Ubud area. You'll cover roughly 120 kilometres with a private driver, taking in volcanic terrain, manicured courtyards, and jungle ravines in a single push.
Highlights
- Lempuyang temple gateway perched high above East Bali coastline
- Tirta Gangga's ornamental pools and hundreds of koi fish
- Tukad Cepung waterfall tucked inside natural rock cavern
- Private driver and air-conditioned vehicle throughout
- Temple sarong provided; all entrance fees covered
- Lunch stop at Lereng Agung Restaurant (own cost)
What to expect
Expect a driving day with moderate-to-strenuous walking segments. The Lempuyang climb involves steep steps—doable but relentless—rewarding you with vistas over rice fields and ocean. Tirta Gangga is gentler, a stroll through ornate gardens with photo ops aplenty. Tukad Cepung demands scrambling over rocks and wading through shallow pools to reach the waterfall grotto; your clothes will get wet. All three sites draw visitors, so arrive early in the day where possible. Lunch happens at a restaurant halfway through; budget your own meal costs.
Good to know
Wear proper hiking shoes with grip—temple steps and waterfall rocks are slippery. Bring a change of clothes and waterproof bag for Tukad Cepung. The route isn't recommended if you have spinal issues, are pregnant, or have heart conditions. Water bottles supplied; carry suncream and insect repellent.
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