Unlock the secrets of Ubud’s vibrant cultural tapestry on this captivating walking tour. Enjoy the bustling energy of the Ubud Art Market, where local artisans showcase their mesmerizing crafts. Then, explore the majestic Ubud Palace, uncovering its rich history before discovering the tranquility of Saraswati Temple. The journey culminates with an illuminating visit to the Lontar Manuscript exhibition, offering a hands-on glimpse into Bali’s remarkable heritage. With an expert storyteller as your guide, you’ll embark on an unforgettable adventure that promises to leave a lasting impression.
Key Points
- A 3-hour walking tour that covers Ubud’s cultural highlights, including the Ubud Art Market, Ubud Palace, Kajeng Street, Saraswati Temple, and Lontar Manuscript exhibition.
- The tour is priced at $29.04 per person with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and an option to reserve and pay later.
- Participants will have a hands-on experience writing in Balinese script at the Lontar Manuscript exhibition, offering a unique connection to cultural heritage.
- The tour is not suitable for children under 10, wheelchair users, or individuals over 70, and accurate customer information is required during registration.
- Participants should wear comfortable shoes, bring a reusable water bottle and personal medication, and are responsible for their own safety and belongings during the tour.
Tour Overview and Pricing
The Walking Tour Ubud Palace is priced from $29.04 per person and lasts for 3 hours.
This tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Customers can also reserve their spot now and pay later.
The tour covers the Ubud Art Market, Ubud Palace, Kajeng Street, Saraswati Temple, and the Lontar Manuscript.
Participants will explore centuries-old architecture, discover local artworks and souvenirs, visit a temple dedicated to the Hindu goddess of knowledge and arts, and even have a hands-on experience writing in Balinese script on palm leaf.
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Itinerary Highlights
Starting from the Ubud Art Market, the walking tour takes participants on a journey through the city’s cultural treasures.
First, they’ll explore the Ubud Palace, marveling at its centuries-old architecture and lush gardens.
Next, they’ll wander down Kajeng Street, discovering beautiful artworks and souvenirs.
The tour then leads them to the Saraswati Temple, dedicated to the Hindu goddess of knowledge and the arts.
Finally, you will have a hands-on experience writing in Balinese script on palm leaf at the Lontar Manuscript exhibition, seeing the region’s rich cultural heritage.
Cultural Significance of the Tour Stops
The Ubud Palace stands as a symbol of Balinese royalty, embodying the region’s rich tradition and artistry.
At the Ubud Art Market, visitors can enjoy the vibrant showcase of local artisans and handcrafted treasures.
The Saraswati Temple beautifully combines spirituality with Balinese design, enhancing the cultural experience.
Writing in Balinese script on palm leaf at the Lontar Manuscript offers a unique, hands-on connection to the area’s heritage.
Together, these stops provide a compelling and authentic glimpse into the cultural significance that defines the heart of Ubud.
What’s Included and What’s Not
Although the tour includes a variety of experiences, such as guided storytelling, destination tickets, and a donation, it does not cover personal expenses or tipping. Participants should bring their passport/ID, comfortable shoes, umbrella, and personal medication. However, the tour is not suitable for children under 10, wheelchair users, or people over 70 years old. To ensure a smooth experience, accurate customer information is required during registration. The cancellation policy allows for a full refund or rescheduling if canceled by the tour operator, Kultara.
| What’s Included | What’s Not Included |
| — | — |
| Guide (storyteller) | Personal Expenses |
| Destination Tickets | Tipping (Optional) |
| Donation | |
| Documentation | |
| Lunch | |
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To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience, participants should arrive at the designated meeting point, which can be found on Google Maps.
Participants should bring their passport or ID, wear comfortable shoes, and pack an umbrella, comfortable clothes, personal medication, and a reusable water bottle.
Bring passport/ID, wear comfortable shoes, pack umbrella, clothes, medication, reusable water bottle for a smooth experience.
Alcohol, drugs, and noisemaking aren’t permitted. Participants are responsible for their own safety and belongings.
Accurate customer information is required during registration. If the tour is canceled by Kultara, you will receive a full refund or can reschedule the tour.
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Meeting Point and What to Bring
When arriving to the tour, participants should make their way to the designated meeting point, which can be conveniently found on Google Maps.
To ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience, attendees are advised to wear comfortable shoes and bring an umbrella or light clothing to protect against the elements.
Plus, a reusable water bottle and any necessary personal medication should be packed.
It’s important to note that alcohol, drugs, and making excessive noise aren’t permitted during the tour.
Participants are responsible for their own safety and belongings throughout the walking tour.
Cancellation Policy and Refund Options
According to the provided information, Kultara offers a flexible cancellation policy for this walking tour. Participants can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. This allows for convenient rescheduling or cancellation if plans change. Plus, Kultara provides the option to reserve a spot and pay later, making it easier to secure your place on the tour.
| Cancellation Policy |
| — |
| Cancellation Deadline | 24 hours in advance |
| Refund Amount | Full refund |
| Reserve Now, Pay Later | Yes |
| Reschedule Option | Yes |
| Refund Method | Original payment method |
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Minimum Group Size for This Tour?
The tour does not specify a minimum group size. It is likely that the tour can accommodate both individual travelers and small groups, as long as the total number of participants is within the tour’s capacity. Participants are responsible for booking their own spots.
Can I Bring My Own Camera or Tripod?
You can bring your own camera on the tour, but tripods aren’t allowed. The tour guide will provide guidance on the best spots to take photos throughout the experience.
Is the Tour Available in Languages Other Than English?
The tour is available in multiple languages, including English. Customers can choose their preferred language when booking the tour. The tour guide will provide the tour in the selected language to ensure a comfortable and informative experience.
Are There Any Dietary Requirements for the Included Lunch?
The tour does not specify any dietary requirements for the included lunch. Participants should notify the tour provider of any special dietary needs or restrictions prior to the tour to ensure they can be accommodated.
Can I Leave the Tour Group and Rejoin Later?
Participants can’t leave the tour group and rejoin later. The tour is a structured experience, and leaving would disrupt the flow and logistics. Attendees are expected to remain with the group for the duration of the 3-hour walking tour.
The Sum Up
The "Walking Tour Ubud Palace: Art Market to Lontar Manuscript" offers a captivating immersion into Ubud’s rich cultural tapestry. Participants can expect an engaging 3-hour journey, exploring the vibrant Ubud Art Market, the majestic Ubud Palace, and the Lontar Manuscript exhibition, all while gaining valuable insights into Balinese heritage under the guidance of an expert storyteller.
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