Bali Swing Activity and Tanah Lot Sunset Trip Packages

Bali Swing and Ubud Tour Packages is amazing tour packages, the tour will be start at 08.00 AM from your hotel then we will drive you to Bali Swing location where you can experience incredible views and an exciting adventure also one of the hottest Instagram spots in the world. After the swing finish we will serve your delicious lunch at Bali Swing Restaurant. The trip will continue to visit Ubud Monkey Forest, is a place of scientific research as well as a site of spiritual and cultural aspects with temples sanctified by the local villagers deep within its grounds. Then our next journey is visiting Ubud Palace, it has well preserved Balinese architecture and charming garden settings. Located beside the palace we will continue the trip to visit Ubud Art Market, locally referred to as Pasar Seni Ubud and is open daily. Our last of the journey is visiting Tegalalang Rice Terrace, it's offer a wide range of natural landscape and rice terraces.

Taman Ayun Temple

Taman Ayun Temple was to serve as a main site of worship among the Mengwi people who need not travel too far to the main large temples, the likes of the Besakih mother temple in Karangasem, Batukaru Temple in Tabanan or Batur Temple in Kintamani. It also served as a unifying symbol among the Mengwi royalty and the people. Towering tiers from the temple shrines make up most of the profile of the temple and are a gesture of the people of Mengwi reverence to their deified noble ancestors, for the temple complex is considered the mother temple of Mengwi.

Alas Kedaton Monkey Forest lies in Kutuh Village in the district of Marga, Tabanan, approximately 25km northeast of Denpasar and 4,5 kilometers from Tabanan regency. Thus theoretically, it should be considered as part of Mengwi, yet in reality the Tabanan royal family has developed most influence over this temple. Inside the forest is a namesake temple, usually referred to as Pura Dalem Kahyangan Kedaton. This expansive complex is nestled amidst the dense woodland. Pathways surrounding the moss-covered temple walls provide a nice ambling tour, while the many places to stop and look over the shoulder high partitions provide an insightful view into the temple grounds.