Tirta Empul Temple is one of Bali’s most sacred and spiritually significant Hindu water temples, located near Tampaksiring in the Gianyar regency. Founded in 962 AD, the temple is built around a natural spring that the Balinese believe possesses holy, purifying properties.

Gunung Kawi is one of Bali’s oldest and most dramatic ancient monuments — a breathtaking complex of rock-cut royal shrines carved directly into towering cliff faces along the Pakerisan River valley.

The Mount Batur Viewpoint in Kintamani completes the cultural journey with one of Bali’s most iconic natural vistas. After visiting the island’s ancient temples, arriving at the highland viewpoint to behold the vast volcanic caldera,

Rounding off the cultural and natural journey through Kintamani, a visit to a local coffee plantation offers a relaxing and flavorful finale. Set amid the cool highland air of the Kintamani region, the plantation grows a variety of aromatic coffees and spices in a beautifully natural setting.