Bali Ubud Tanah Lot Uluwatu Tour

Ubud Monkey Forest is a small rainforest inhabited by several groups of monkeys and other tropical animals. Its full name as written on the welcome board is Padangtegal Mandala Wisata Wanara Wana Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. Strategically located in the heart of Ubud Village. Monkey Forest in Balinese called Wanara Wana is spread across this island and Ubud Monkey Forest itself has a very important function for the continuity of monkey habitat in Bali. Ubud Monkey Forest is a small rainforest inhabited by several groups of monkeys. The Sacred Ape Forest not only serves as an important component in the spiritual and daily life of the villagers.

Tanah Lot Temple is a Balinese Hindu temple on a rock that is visible in the middle of the sea. Is a sea temple located in the village of Braban Tabanan, has stunning views of the temple and sea, tourist standards and social image for photography and general exoticism. This paradise is at an astonishingly stunning level at twilight. We can see this sanctuary from several focal points with an enchanting ocean perspective. We will find paradise floating on the sea water when the tide is high because this temple will merge with the sea water.

Uluwatu Temple is one of the most visited Balinese Hindu temples by tourists and is located right on top of a petrified hill with ravines on the right and left. Due to its unique location, visitors to the temple must pass through a long stone staircase to reach it. This temple is facing east, unlike other Balinese temples which face west or south. There are hundreds of monkeys roaming along the path outside the temple. Although the monkeys look tame, visitors perceive the monkeys as a nuisance because they often take food from visitors' hands and snatch visitors' belongings. Visitors must wear a sarong and sash, as well as appropriate clothing for a visit to the temple. They can be employed here.

The Kecak and Fire Dance is a spectacular traditional Balinese dance with a group of people playing this dance with a game of fire. This dance is very exciting and unique because the sound of the gamelan does not use the usual gamelan but uses the mouth with the word cak. The dancers make a compact chorus with beautiful dance moves which is one of the features of this dance. This dancer's gesture is more relaxed because the main priority is the storyline and the chorus. The dances take stories from fragments of the Ramayana, a Hindu epic that finds its expression in various forms, not only in dance, but also in painting and carving.

Jimabaran Bay Beach is a beautiful beach located in the southern part of Bali with white sand stretching along the coast. Jimbaran Bay Beach was once just a small fishing village, but in the 1980s developers moved to exploit its beautiful beaches. However the village is still a fishing village and it is always nice to see when the villagers benefit directly from tourism. There are many cafes offering delicious seafood dinners with stunning views of the Indian Ocean. Served right on the beach with a lovely table set across the sea.