A Day as A Balinese Cultural Experience in Ubud Bali

Admission to: Penglipuran Village, Kehen Temple

English-speaking guide

Lunch

Round-trip transfers to and from your hotel

Fuel fees

Other personal expenses

Tips and gratuities

Participants must be aged 7+ to participate in this activity

Participants must be aged under 60 to take part in this activity

No prior experience needed. This activity is safe for beginners to participate

This activity is beginner-friendly

Although not mandatory, it is recommended that you purchase accident and/or travel insurance before participating in this activity

During this activity, you will have the chance to experience:

Morning session

Traditional greeting: Embrace a warm Balinese welcome and immerse yourself in their rich traditions and way of life

Balinese compound visit: Delight in tea, coffee, and traditional cakes while learning about local customs

Ironsmith demonstration: Witness the craftsmanship of Balinese ironing smiths and their production of traditional tools

Tuak wine production: Discover the art of making traditional Balinese wine, "tuak," and its cultural significance

Coconut oil making: Engage in a demonstration of coconut oil production, exploring its traditional techniques and uses

Afternoon session

Rice farm cultivation: Experience hands-on rice farming using traditional tools, gaining insight into Balinese agricultural traditions

Lunch at Bali Rural Commune Restaurant: Indulge in authentic Balinese cuisine at a local "warung," savoring the vibrant flavors

Visit to Penglipuran Village: Explore the preserved beauty of Penglipuran Village and immerse yourself in its traditional architecture

Visit Kehen Temple: Marvel at the intricate carvings and historical importance of Kehen Temple

Please note: This itinerary provides a general overview of a day in Balinese countryside, including visits to Penglipuran Village and Kehen Temple (Activities and locations may vary)

The activity is not recommended: high blood pressure / epilepsy / heart disease / asthma / other serious medical conditions / pregnant women / PWDs (persons with disabilities)

Participants who appear intoxicated may be refused service. In this case, no refunds will be given

Sarongs (For sun protection and some Hindu temples require men to wear one to enter)

Sunscreen / Sunglasses / Caps or hats / Cash

Casual clothing

Participants using wheelchairs/mobility equipment should be accompanied