About this tour
A guided 8–10 hour loop through Ubud's most photographed landscapes. Start at Poh Gending Waterfall near Kemenuh village, move through the sculptured rice paddies of Tegalalang, pause for lunch with views of Mount Batur in Kintamani, then finish at Tirta Empul Temple for a ritual water blessing. Designed for those wanting striking shots without backtracking across the region.
Highlights
- Poh Gending Waterfall, lesser-known cascade in Kemenuh
- Tegalalang Rice Terraces at peak light hours
- Lunch overlooking Mount Batur's volcanic cone
- Tirta Empul Temple's sacred pools and courtyards
- Early morning pickup and return by late afternoon
What to expect
You'll travel by private car between four stops, each offering distinct photo opportunities. The waterfall visit is straightforward—a short walk, clear water, lush surroundings. The rice terraces require some stair negotiation if you want to descend into the paddies; most folk stay on the main viewing platform. Lunch at a Kintamani eatery gives you downtime and a view of the volcano across the caldera. Tirta Empul is busiest mid-morning; you'll see local Balinese performing purification rituals alongside tourists. Wear swimmers under your clothes if you want to wade in the temple pools.
Good to know
Bring sunscreen and a hat—little shade at the rice terraces. Lunch is not included; expect to pay 80k–150k IDR at the Kintamani restaurant. Wear flip-flops or sandals for temple entry; shoes come off. Roads are sealed but winding; plan for mild motion sickness if prone.
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