About this tour
Seven-hour guided tour threading through central Bali's most visited landmarks. Start with the sculptured rice paddies at Tegalalang, move through the Sacred Monkey Forest's temple grounds and resident macaque population, then browse Ubud's artisan quarter for batik, wood carvings and textiles. Lunch included, plus all transport from your accommodation and an English-speaking guide.
Highlights
- Walk through tiered Tegalalang rice paddies at their fullest
- Encounter wild macaques within ancient temple sanctuary
- Handle batik cloth and watch craftspeople at work
- Lunch at local warung included
- Door-to-door hotel pickup and drop-off
- Negotiate prices directly with village artisans
What to expect
You'll start early, driving through Ubud's winding roads to Tegalalang where you'll spend an hour navigating the stepped paddies—wear proper shoes. The Monkey Forest is busier than you'd expect; keep bags zipped and remove sunglasses (they attract the macaques). Mid-morning temple walk shows architecture and bathing pools. Lunch happens around midday at a casual spot, nothing fancy. Afternoon market browsing is self-directed; your guide points out quality pieces but doesn't push purchases. The whole day moves at a steady pace with minimal standing around.
Good to know
Bring water and sun protection; the rice terraces offer little shade. Monkeys steal loose items—secure phones and cameras. Batik workshops operate during daytime hours only. Lunch spot varies but caters to mixed diets. The tour suits most fitness levels but involves uneven ground.
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