Ubud Monkey Forest is one of the must-visit tourist destinations if you're in Bali. Here, you can see monkeys up close, have the chance to take photos with them, and visit a Hindu temple within the forest. Our guide will accompany you around the Monkey Forest area. It will be a fun experience, as you can see more than 1,260 monkeys in Ubud Monkey Forest.

Tegenungan Waterfall is 15 meters high with a fairly strong water flow, which allows visitors to swim when the water is clear and the weather is sunny. This place is also great for taking photos, with the waterfall, river, and surrounding lush green forest serving as a beautiful backdrop.

Pura Desa Batuan is one of the oldest temples in Bali, with a history of over 1,000 years. Its classic architecture gives the temple a unique charm. Here, our guide will provide you with more detailed information about the temple, accompany you as you explore the temple grounds, and help you capture great photos at every part of the temple.

Bali is renowned for its natural beauty. At the Tegalalang Rice Terrace, you can witness and learn how rice is cultivated—from planting to harvest. It's also a great place to discover the traditional Balinese irrigation system, known as subak. This scenic spot has become a favorite among tourists looking to capture stunning photos with the sweeping rice terraces as a breathtaking backdrop.

This is one of the most famous agro-tourism spots in Bali, where you can see and learn about the process of making coffee and tea from start to finish, using traditional methods.