We will pick you up from Benoa Cruise Port by hold the sign written your name on it. Please just come to the Guide/Driver meeting area and find your name’s sign

The Barong and Keris Dance is a traditional Balinese performance art symbolizing the eternal battle between good (Barong) and evil (Rangda). This dance tells a mythological story of human protection, in which Barong, a mythological creature resembling a lion, battles the evil witch Rangda to maintain natural and spiritual balance.

Celuk Village is a leading tourist center for gold, silver, wood sculpture, and painting crafts in Bali, located in Sukawati District, Gianyar Regency. Renowned for its artisans' expertise in creating traditional and modern crafts, the village has become a favorite shopping destination for both international and domestic tourists.

Batuan Temple (Pura Puseh Batuan) is one of the oldest village temples in Bali, built in 1022 AD. Located in Batuan Village, Gianyar, this temple is iconic for its classic Balinese architecture, intricate stone carvings, and black palm fiber roof. It is dedicated to the Trimurti (Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva). History & Age: This temple is over 1000 years old. It was founded in 944 Isaka (1022 AD) during the reign of the Warmadewa Dynasty. This makes it one of the oldest temples in Bali.

Kemenuh Monkey River is the newest natural and cultural tourist destination in Gianyar, Bali, Located along the Petanu River, it offers the experience of seeing long-tailed macaques and white macaques in their natural habitat, as well as the spiritual activity of melukat (self-purification) in a pristine tropical forest setting. Home to a colony of wild monkeys, including white macaques, which visitors can safely interact with. River Tour: The clear flow of the Petanu River offers a tranquil atmosphere and lush forest views. Melukat Ritual: A sacred spiritual purification ritual on the riverbank.

A coffee plantation is a dedicated area for cultivating coffee plants, from planting and tending to harvesting the red cherries. These locations often serve as agrotourism destinations for learning about the coffee process (harvesting and roasting) and tasting fresh coffee, especially in Bali, which is famous for Luwak Coffe. Not only coffee, you can also see tea plants and you can taste various types of herbal teas made from 100% organic