From North Bali :Tanah Lot, Sangeh Forest & Ulun Danu Temple

North Bali’s natural and cultural wonders are a must-see for any traveler. From the iconic Tanah Lot Temple to the serene Ulun Danu Beratan Temple and the enchanting Sangeh Monkey Forest, this full-day tour promises an unforgettable experience. Capture the captivating beauty of these iconic landmarks and witness the region’s rich heritage. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or a cultural explorer, this tour offers a glimpse into the captivating essence of North Bali. Prepare to be enchanted by the region’s timeless charm and leave with memories that will last a lifetime.

Key Points

• This tour offers a full-day excursion from North Bali to explore the iconic Tanah Lot Temple, Sangeh Monkey Forest, and Ulun Danu Beratan Temple.
• Visitors can observe free-roaming monkeys, capture Instagram-worthy photos, and admire the scenic beauty of the 17th-century Ulun Danu Beratan Temple.
• The tour includes a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, where guests can stroll through the verdant paddies and observe local farmers.
• Hotel pickup and an English-speaking driver are provided, ensuring a hassle-free experience for guests.
• The tour is priced at $34.40 per person and offers a full refund if canceled 24 hours in advance.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The tour offers a full-day excursion to explore the top attractions in North Bali, with a duration of 12 hours and a starting price of $34.40 per person.

Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and there’s no need to pay today.

The tour includes pickup from the hotel lobby, an English-speaking driver, and access to wheelchair-friendly sites.

Travelers can capture iconic photos at the Handara Gate and witness the sunset at Tanah Lot Temple.

With positive reviews highlighting the well-structured itinerary and serene landscapes, this private tour promises an immersive North Bali experience.

Itinerary Highlights

As visitors embark on this comprehensive tour, they’ll first explore the Sangeh Monkey Forest, a village where monkeys roam freely. The name Sangeh means "people who are watching," and the area is known for its nutmeg forest.

Visitors will explore the Sangeh Monkey Forest, a village where monkeys roam freely, known for its nutmeg forest.

Next, they’ll visit the 17th-century Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, a water temple dedicated to the Hindu trinity.

Travelers will then walk through the serene Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, observing local farmers at work.

At the iconic Handara Gate, they’ll capture photos of this Instagram-worthy spot.

Finally, they’ll visit the renowned Tanah Lot Temple, taking in the sunset view with the temple in the background.

Sangeh Monkey Forest

Nestled in the heart of a quaint village, the Sangeh Monkey Forest enchants visitors with its lush nutmeg trees and free-roaming primates.

The forest is known for:

1. Its unique name, "Sangeh," which means "people who are watching," reflecting the monkeys’ prominent presence.

2. Opportunities to observe the playful macaques up close, but with caution to avoid conflicts.

3. Serene walking trails that wind through the verdant canopy, providing a peaceful respite from the crowds.

4. The chance to capture Instagram-worthy shots of the monkeys against the backdrop of the nutmeg trees.

Ulun Danu Beratan Temple

Following the Sangeh Monkey Forest’s serene setting, the 17th-century Ulun Danu Beratan Temple stands as a captivating religious landmark.

Dedicated to the Hindu trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, the temple sits on the edge of the picturesque Lake Beratan.

Dedicated to the Hindu trinity, the temple sits on the edge of the picturesque Lake Beratan.

Visitors can witness locals offering colorful offerings and observe the temple’s unique Balinese architecture, blending Hindu and Buddhist elements.

The temple’s picturesque location, surrounded by mountains, makes it a popular spot for photography.

With its spiritual significance and scenic beauty, Ulun Danu Beratan Temple offers a glimpse into Bali’s rich cultural heritage.

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Jatiluwih Rice Terraces

After visiting the Sangeh Monkey Forest’s serene setting, the tour takes travelers to the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces.

This UNESCO World Heritage site features a peaceful respite from crowds, allowing visitors to observe local farmers at work.

The Jatiluwih Rice Terraces offer:

1. Breathtaking views of verdant rice paddies cascading down the slopes.

2. Insight into Bali’s ancient subak irrigation system and traditional farming practices.

3. Opportunities to stroll through the terraces and snap stunning photos.

4. A tranquil atmosphere to appreciate the region’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Handara Gate

The tour now takes visitors to the Handara Gate, an iconic and highly Instagrammable spot. This grand, ornate gate is the symbolic entrance to the Handara Golf & Resort, a renowned golf course.

Tourists flock here to capture photos of the stunning architecture, which features towering stone pillars, a pagoda-style roof, and intricate carvings. The gate’s design blends Balinese and Western influences, creating a visually striking landmark.

Visitors can wander around the gate, admiring its beauty and taking the perfect selfie to commemorate their visit to this famous North Bali attraction.

Tanah Lot Temple

Tanah Lot Temple is a revered religious landmark known for its archaeological, natural, and aesthetic values. Situated on a rocky outcrop, this iconic temple is accessible only during low tide.

Visitors can marvel at the unique architecture, which blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings. Key highlights include:

1. Sunsets – Capturing the temple silhouetted against the vibrant sky is a must-do activity.

2. Rituals – Witness locals perform Hindu rituals and offerings at the temple’s shrines.

3. Legends – Explore the mythical tales that surround the temple’s origins and spiritual significance.

4. Tidal Pools – Discover the hidden tidal pools teeming with marine life around the temple’s base.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Dress Code for the Tour?

The tour doesn’t have a strict dress code, but comfortable, modest clothing is recommended. Visitors should avoid wearing overly revealing or sleeveless attire, especially when visiting the religious temple sites.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

The tour includes mineral water, but you’re welcome to bring your own food and drinks. However, keep in mind that the tour itinerary doesn’t include meal stops, so you’ll need to plan accordingly if you want to consume your own snacks or lunch.

Will There Be Restroom Breaks During the Tour?

The tour includes restroom breaks throughout the day, allowing participants to use facilities during stops at the various attractions. The itinerary is designed to accommodate comfort and convenience for all guests.

Can I Buy Souvenirs at the Tour Locations?

Yes, there will be opportunities to purchase souvenirs at the tour locations. The itinerary includes popular destinations known for their local handicrafts, artwork, and other cultural mementos that visitors can browse and buy throughout the day.

Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for the Tour?

The tour does not have a minimum age requirement, but it’s not suitable for people over 95 years old. The tour is wheelchair accessible, making it accessible for most visitors.

The Sum Up

This captivating full-day tour offers a unique glimpse into North Bali’s natural and cultural wonders. From the enchanting Sangeh Monkey Forest to the serene Ulun Danu Beratan Temple and the iconic Tanah Lot, this experience promises unforgettable memories. With its stunning landscapes and rich heritage, this tour is a must-do for anyone seeking to enjoy the beauty and charm of North Bali.

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