Embark on an enriching 10-hour Bali East Tour to explore the spiritual, cultural, and historical gems of East Bali. Visit ancient temples, serene water palaces, and traditional villages, offering a glimpse into the unique traditions and stunning landscapes of this fascinating region. Ideal for culture and history enthusiasts, this tour combines Bali’s iconic landmarks with its timeless heritage.

Destinations on the Bali East Tour

1. Goa Lawah Temple (Bat Cave Temple) Begin your journey with a visit to the sacred Goa Lawah Temple, one of Bali’s most revered spiritual sites. Dating back to the 11th century, this temple features a mystical cave inhabited by thousands of bats and holds deep significance in Balinese Hindu rituals. Learn about its history and the spiritual practices that make it a vital part of Bali’s cultural landscape.
2. Tirta Gangga Water Palace Next, visit the stunning Tirta Gangga Water Palace, a former royal residence known for its picturesque water gardens. Admire the tranquil pools, tiered fountains, and intricate statues set against a lush, green backdrop. This serene palace showcases traditional Balinese architecture and provides a peaceful retreat to reflect on Bali’s royal heritage.
3. Lunch with Views of Tirta Gangga Enjoy a relaxing lunch near the Tirta Gangga Water Palace, where you can dine with views of the serene water gardens and surrounding rice terraces. Savor a selection of Balinese and Indonesian dishes while soaking in the tranquil ambiance of this iconic location.
4. Tenganan Village Continue your Bali East Tour with a visit to Tenganan Village, home to the Bali Aga people, the island’s original inhabitants. This ancient village is a living museum, preserving traditional customs, architecture, and crafts. Witness intricate weaving of the famous Gringsing double ikat textiles, explore traditional basket-making techniques, and experience a way of life that has remained unchanged for centuries.
5. Kusamba Village Salt-Making End your tour in Kusamba Village, where you can observe the traditional art of salt-making. Using age-old methods, the salt farmers of Kusamba harvest sea salt from the ocean, creating a product that reflects Bali’s enduring connection to its coastal resources. Watch the process unfold and enjoy the tranquil coastal scenery, offering a unique insight into one of Bali’s oldest livelihoods.

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The Bali East Tour is the perfect blend of cultural exploration and natural beauty. From the sacred Goa Lawah Temple to the peaceful Tirta Gangga Water Palace, and from the traditions of Tenganan Village to the ancient craft of salt-making in Kusamba, this tour offers a complete immersion into the charm of East Bali.

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