Tour Code: FIT/3658
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6 Nights / 7 Days
Private Van Tour
Monsoon Special
Water Sports (Banana Boat + Parasailing + Jet Ski)
Banana boat ( a simple boat kind of banana, the boat min capacity 2 pax, max capacity 6 pax / boat , the boat will be drag by a speed boat for a round and depends on guest reques want to falling on the water or not ).Flying fish ( a boat kind of kite , min and max capacity is 2 pax , the guest will be lean on the boat and flying , and the instructor will be in the middle of the boat for balancing ) Jet Ski is kind of scooter min and max capacity i 1 pax , will lead by instructor, so 1 passanger and 1 instructor on the jet ski .
Uluwatu temple Sunset tour
Uluwatu Temple one of six key temples believed to be Bali's spiritual pillar, its famous for its attractive location, on top of a cliff approx. 70 meters above sea level.This temple is must visit because of spectacular cliff-top setting at the edge of a plateau 250 feet above the waves of an Indian Ocean. In Balinese, Ulu means “top” and watu means “stone”. Behind the main monument in one of the courtyards of Uluwatu temple lies a Brahmin statue facing the ocean, which is considered to be a representation of Dhang Hyang Dwijendra. There are 3 statues inside, one of them depicting Brahma. There are 2 stones troughs in the temple area, if both of them were joined they would form a Megalithic coffin. Right below the cliff Uluwatu beach, is one of Bali’s best internationally known surfing spots.
Kecak, known in Indonesia as Terry Kekak, is a form of Bali Hindu dance and music drama that was developed in Bali, Indonesia in 1930. Since its creation, it has been predominantly by men, with the very first women's kecak group starting in 2006. The dance is based on the Ramayana story and is traditionally performed in temples and villages in Bali.
Also known as chanting the Ramayana monkey, the dance is performed by around 150 performers wearing clothes checked around their waists, chanting loudly on ""chalk"" and shaking their hands and hands. The performance depicts a battle of the Ramayana, in which monkeys such as monkeys, led by Hanuman, help Prince Rama fight the evil King Ravana. Kecak has its roots in Sanghang, a trance-inducing exorcism dance.
Kecak dances are usually performed by about fifty to one hundred men who wear only loins; His upper body is left bare. They form thick circles, in the middle of which there is a traditional Bali coconut oil lamp. First, they move their bodies rhythmically to the left and right, with a slow and consistent pronunciation of the words ""slow chuck-chalk-k-chuck"". Gradually the pace of the rhythm increases and they lift their hands trembling in the air. Kike dances are performed for dance-plays and the story presented is taken from the Ramayana Hindu epic. The defenders of the bare-chested male kike played the role of Rama's army of vanaras (vanaras) and the armies (giants) of Ravana's soldiers.
The performance period is around an hour. The story of the Ramayana is depicted, beginning with the exile of Sita and Rama in the forest of Dandaka. The performance ends with the golden deer, the abduction of Sita by Ravana, the war between Ravana and Jatayu, the discovery of Sita by Hanuman, and the battle between Rama and Ravana. Keechak recites the mantra and sings according to the mood and mood of the story.
Ulun Danu Temple + Handara Gate
Ulun Danu Bratan Temple regionally is known as Pura Ulun Danu Beratan and it's also called Floating Temple. The most fascinating temple complex on the shores of Lake Beratan, set within the highlands of the mountainous Bedugul region in Bali, Indonesia. The mountains encircling this location give it the characteristic dreamy touch, mesmerizing, and make this temple a hot spot for photographers and tourists awesome scenery, a charm of beauty that can make anyone who saw him feel hypnotized and fell in love. The beautiful clear lake is calm and almost perfectly still, save for the soft breeze that occasionally sweeps across, creating tiny ripples upon its surface. A thin mist rises from the lake and hangs in the air, surrounding the temple, giving it a somewhat unreal appearance. The Pura Ulun Danu Bratan complex comprises four sacred buildings to devote to the Hindu gods Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. It is most famous for its historical relevance along with the characteristic Balinese architecture and picturesque location.
Tanah Lot Temple
This temple is known as the sunset temple but equally beautiful in the morning as well. This landmark attraction is a Hindu temple built on rock formation in sea makingi it a dramatic stunning scene. It is located in Beraban village of the Tabanan regency, which is 20kms from Denpasar and has multiple shops souvenir shops, restaurants and vendors selling street food. The temple is dedicated to God of Sea and was build in the 15th century. It attract thousand of tourist every year to enjoy the mesmerizing views.
Pura Luhur Tanah Lot is located on an offshore rock located slightly to the edge, in Segara Kidul Tanah Lot. its location gives rise to several stories of the origin of the name Tanah Lot which are put forward in a pantheon or mythological. The Tanah Lot area itself is 28.58 hectares and includes a temples, housing, tourist accommodation, offices, gardens, courts, parking lots, rice fields and roads. The history refers to several sources, namely:
1. According to Rontal Dewa Tattwa (Druwen Ida Rsi Bhujangga Sidhanta in Banjar Batu Buah, Beraban Traditional Village):
Presents the origin and history of the Tanah Lot Temple in the pantheon that the location of the Tanah Lot Temple comes from the land of linet, which means: thick soil. This concept is in line with the pantheon or mythology of the origin of the name of the coral island presented in the Rontal Babad Gajah Mada, which comes from the land of lod, which also means: thick soil.
2. According to the Rontal Dwijendra Tattwa:
During the Majapahit Kingdom in East Java, there was a holy Hindu priest, named “Dang Hyang Dwi Jendra” or “Dang Hyang Nirartha”. He has been appreciated and respected by the King and the people through his spiritual teaching. He was well known for teaching Hinduism as “Dharma Yatra” (scholarship method). In Lombok, he was called “Tuan Semeru” or the teacher from Semeru. “Semeru” is the name of an active volcano in East Java.
When he came to Bali in the 15th century, the King of Bali was “Dalem Waturenggong”. The King accepted and welcomed him very well. The King also allowed him to teach and extended Hinduism through all over the island. Then he built so many temples in every sacred place with the local people.
On his journey from west to east along the southern coast of Bali he made a first stop at “Rambut Siwi” and performed a “Dharma Yatra”. In a meditation, he saw a holy light coming from a south-east direction. He followed the light and finally found the holy spring. Nearby the spring, he made a place for performing a meditation. He found a beautiful and peaceful place, the so-called “Gili Beo”. Gili means rock and Beo means bird. So, that rock york looks like a bird. There the priest meditated and devoted to the God of the sea.
The priest continued his journey to the east and made another stop at Beraban village. Beraban village was ruled by “Bendesa Sakti Beraban”. The local people at Beraban adhere to monotheism. In a very short time, Dang Hyang Nirartha could be able to influence the local people and became his followers. Soon the local people left their belief in monotheism. But “Bendesa Sakti Beraban” ( headman) refused the tuition of Hinduism. He organized his faithful followers and chased away the holy priest Dang Hyang Nirartha.
The legend of the local people that Dang Hyang Nirartha protected himself by moving part of the rock where he was seated and became a small floating island where the temple is located now. Now, that small island is called “Tanah Lot”. “Tanah” means earth and “Lot” means sea.
Finally the headman of Beraban confessed the magic power of Dang Hyang Nirartha. Then he began to learn the doctrines of the holy priest and became a faithful follower.
Before leaving the village of Beraban, the holy priest gave the headman a “Kris” (the old traditional weapon). Until now that “Kris”, named “Ki Baru Gajah” has been considered as a sacred weapon and now is kept in the former palace of the Royal Family at Kediri.
Every 210 days right on the celebration of the temple festival at Pekendungan temple, approximately 300 meters to the northwest of Tanah Lot temple. On that festivity, the holy Kris of Ki Baru Gajah is carried on a procession from Kediri to Pekendungan temple about 11 kilometers.
Kintamani Tour
Just north of Ubud in Bali’s northeast highlands lie the village known as Kintamani and the region of the same name. The star attractions here are Mt. Batur, an active volcano above a lake with hot springs, coffee farms, and spice plantations; rice field landscapes; and villages populated by the Bali Aga indigenous people.
Tegenungan Waterfall
Tegenungan Waterfall is the beauty and hidden waterfall in Ubud village, exactly located in Tegenungan Kemenuh town, District Sukawati, Gianyar. To get to this waterfall take arund 16 km from Dempasar City or around 30 minutes driver by car. The water is furthermore clean and clear. It is suitable for washing or just playing around water and the most interesting Waterfall to visit during your holiday in Bali Islands
- Tegenungan Waterfall
- White Water Rafting
- Tanah Lot Temple
- Ulundanu temple
- Banana Boat
- Tegenungan Waterfall
- White Water Rafting
