Relax on a scenic drive through Balis countryside as you make your way to the first stop of the day. Admire the beauty and tranquility of Taman Ayun the Royal Temple of Mengwi. Built in 1634 this impressive temple is Balis most sacred surrounded by a wide moat which creates the sensation as if you are standing in the middle of the lake. Next continue on to Bedugul. This pleasant mountain village is located on Lake Bratan and you will visit its Botanical gardens and fresh produce market. Due to its higher altitude and cooler weather Bedugul is Balis agricultural centre for vegetables.

Afterwards enjoy a delicious lunch at a local retreat by the lake. Once youve satisfied your hunger take a short walk to the shore of the lake and board a traditional boat or Jukung for a short paddle to reach the Ulun Danu Temple. You will discover this magnificent water temple from a unique perspective as you gaze upon the temple from a distance as it stands proudly on the lake.

Finish the day with a visit to the stunning Tanah Lot Temple Balis most photographed. The temple is perched on a little rocky islet that is inaccessible during high tides. After the visit to Tanah Lot your driver will take you back to your accommodation where your tour will come to an end.

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Meeting point: At your hotel lobby Meeting point instructions:Please be at hotel lobby 10 minutes prior to pick-up time. It may be late depending on the traffic conditions End point: Sanur, Kuta and Nusadua area Duration: 8 hours Inclusions: Etrance fee to Taman Ayun,Ulundanu Temple,Lunch at Local Restaurant,Tanah Lot Exclusions: Travel insurance; beverage at restaurants during meals; miscellaneous expenses (drinks, alcohol); whatever that is not mentioned under inclusions Voucher type: Voucher type: Printed Voucher. Print and bring the voucher to enjoy the activity Recommendations: If you have any special requirements or want to arrange an alternative pick up location please call +62 361 620 88 38 Supplier name: Lotus Asia Tours Supplier emergency phone: +62 361 620 88 38.