In the village of Batu Bulan you will be introduced to the fine art of Batik painting.

After this interesting visit, we proceed to the eastern part of Bali, which is dominated by the presence of the towering Mount Agung (3142 meters). It is Bali’s most sacred and highest volcano which last erupted in 1963. Built on one of the volcano’s slopes, The Besakih Temple Complex is the most important temple and sacred to the Balinese Hindu population. It is therefore also called “The Mother Temple”.

At Bukit Jambul, we will stop for a refreshing view over the beautiful valley and an have an opportunity for lunch. On our way through the east of Bali you will discover the traditional village of Penglipuran. This place is unique for its different social community structure and layout of the village which dates back to the 16th century.

On our return we will pay a visit to The Hall of Justice named “Kerta Gosa” in Klungkung, Bali’s former capital.

NOTE: We recommend you to bring a sarong to wear at The Besakih Temple.