Liberty Dive Resort
Private Bali Sightseeing & Cultural Tours
The Ubud Monkey ForestThe Ubud Monkey Forest is a sacred sanctuary managed by the local village of Padangtegal. It is home to hundreds of Balinese long-tailed macaques and three ancient temples estimated to date back to the 14th–15th century Majapahit period. Built as a spiritual and ecological conservation area, the forest symbolizes harmony between humans, nature, and the spiritual world.
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Sekumpul Waterfall
Often called Bali’s most beautiful waterfall, Sekumpul consists of multiple tall cascades reaching nearly 80 meters. It was once known only to local villagers until trekking routes were developed in the early 2000s. The name “Sekumpul,” meaning “a collection,” refers to the cluster of waterfalls that flow down dramatic cliffs surrounded by rainforest.
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Ulun Danu Beratan TempleBuilt in 1633, this iconic lakeside temple is dedicated to Dewi Danu, the goddess of water, rivers, and lakes. Floating peacefully on Lake Beratan, it served as a major worship site for farmers relying on Bali’s ancient subak irrigation system. Its architecture symbolizes harmony between humans, nature, and the divine.
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Tirta Gangga Water PlaceTirta Gangga was built in 1946 by the last King of Karangasem, Anak Agung Anglurah Ketut Karangasem. Inspired by Balinese, Chinese, and European designs, this royal water garden was created as a place of purification and leisure for the Karangasem royal family. The name means “Water of the Ganges,” reflecting the sacredness of water in Hindu belief. Its ponds, fountains, and koi fish pools remain a symbol of elegance and serenity in East Bali.
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Lempuyang Temple
One of Bali’s oldest and most sacred temples, Lempuyang Temple dates back to around the 8th century and is part of the island’s six key spiritual temples (Sad Kahyangan Jagad). Perched at about 1,175 meters above sea level on Mount Lempuyang, it offers stunning views of Mount Agung. Its iconic split gate known worldwide as the “Gateway to Heaven” perfectly frames the volcano and symbolizes the link between the physical and spiritual realms.
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Besakih TempleBesakih Temple dates back to at least the 8th century, founded by the revered Hindu sage Rsi Markandeya. As Bali’s Mother Temple, it is the largest, most important, and most sacred temple complex on the island. With more than 80 individual temples, Besakih is the primary center for major religious ceremonies in Bali and sits on the southwestern slopes of Mount Agung.
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Penglipuran VillagePenglipuran is one of Bali’s best-preserved traditional villages, known for its peaceful atmosphere and clean, organized layout. The village follows ancient Balinese architectural rules, with houses aligned symmetrically along a central path. Its commitment to cultural preservation and environmental sustainability has helped it gain recognition as one of the world’s cleanest villages.
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Tegallalang Rice TerraceTegallalang Rice Terrace is a famous spot near Ubud, known for its beautiful green rice fields that are shaped like steps on a hill. Visitors can walk through the terraces, take great photos, or relax in cafés with amazing views. It’s best to visit in the morning or late afternoon when the weather is cooler and the light is perfect.
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Transport (Pick up & Drop off service to/from Tulamben)
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Rp742,500 per way
Bali International Airport Bali Domestic Airport Bedugul Kuta Lake Batur Munduk Seminyak Rp577,500 per way Padang Bai |
Rp660,000 per way
Lovina Sanur Ubud Rp330,000 per way Amed Amlapura Tirtangganga |
Rp907,500 per way
Canggu Jimbaran Nusa Dua Pemuteran Rp495,000 per way Candidasa |
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