Itinerary

1. Ubud Tour

   • The journey will begin with a Barong dance performance, a traditional Balinese art that has been designated as an intangible world cultural asset by UNESCO—watching Barong and Kris Traditional dance Performance.
   • Visit Celuk village, the home of Gold and silver smith jewellery production: Those who want to construct your model can place an order based on your chosen design. Apart from being sold directly at art galleries, some of the jewellery made in Celuk is also exported to other countries because many international visitors to Bali are on business. Earring, necklaces, brooches, rings, and bracelets may all be found in Celuk Village's silver and gold jewellery shops along Jalan Raya Celuk and Jalan Jaga Raga. In addition, you may watch a live tutorial of how to make jewellery. Residents turn silver and gold into equipment for worshipping in temples, in addition to jewelry.
   • Monkey Forest Ubud, the sanctuary of the Monkeys army: Proceed to the Monkey forest (Ubud Monkey Forest), where you may hang out with hundreds of monkeys while taking in the spiritual aura of the temples in the Ubud Monkey Forest area.
   • Visit Ubud Palace, the house of Ubud royal family: Puri Saren Agung is the Ubud royal family's palace, and it is one of the city's most visible monuments. It is a cultural center for the arts, dancing, and literature. The palace's stage and meeting halls hold international events, such as the opening ceremonies of the annual Ubud Writers & Readers Festival. The palace was established during the reign of Tjokorda Putu Kandel (1800–1823), and features well-preserved Balinese architecture and a lovely garden setting. During the day, the front section of the palace is open to the public, including walkthroughs and photo opportunities.
   • Have lunch.
   • Go to Tegalalang Rice Terrace: Tegallalang Rice Terraces in Ubud are known for their picturesque rice paddies and ingenious irrigation system. The traditional Balinese cooperative irrigation method, known as the subak, is supposed to have been passed down in the 8th century by a famous holy man named Rsi Markandeya. Tegallalang is one of the three most beautiful terraced landscapes in Ubud's common zone, the others being Pejeng and Campuhan villages.
   • Get involved in painting in Ubud fine art gallery: Immerse your mind and vision by enjoying the masterpiece of Balinese artists. Bali is popular as home of various  artist with its media expertise, such as painting, wood carving, bed covers, souvenirs, t-shirts etc.
   • As the tour ends, we will bring you into a thousand collections from Balinese maestro, poured into the canvas and wood media. In addition, you will get involved in exploring the process before it becomes a masterpiece.