East Bali Tour

Looking into its name, Taman Ujung Water Palace was indeed a real palace in Karangasem Regency, Bali. It showcases a beautiful harmony of Balinese and European architecture, drawn in a form of large ponds, a classic bridge, and exotic buildings with width span of arranged garden. The complex becomes one of Bali’s largest historical palace with its 10 hectares land. Be ready to be brought backwards the time machine for this place will offer you the sight of Balinese’s old kingdom beauty.

Going to the far eastern part of Bali, Lempuyang Temple stands face to face with Mount Agung and able to showcase the grandeur view of it from its famous Gate of Heaven. The complex itself owns seven temples in total and are still actively used for religius ceremonies. For this temple is very sacred, there are several rules to follow including attires and manners that you could check beforehand on the official website. Meanwhile, when you get there, try exploring further to every corners aside of the famous photo spot in the temple's gate to make your visit perfect.

Derived from the place it stood, Goa Lawah Temple is located exactly in the face of Lawah cave mouth where uncounted nectar bats live and chirp inside. It is also known at Bat Cave Temple and it is located in Dawan district on the north side of Jalan Raya Goa Lawah. Hindunese in Bali often come to pay their offerings and pray for their prospect. Tourists are allowed to come in the morning to witness the sacred air from worshipers who come or visit later in the day. If you are lucky, you can also watch Piodalan or the temple’s anniversary every 210 days in Balinese calendar.

Ubud’s representative of waterfall site, Tegenungan Waterfall, is located in Sukawati district. It takes around 10-minutes walk down to the main star from the entrance, where the verdant valley surrounding the beautiful cascade breathes. Just like any other waterfall, people aims to swim to the freshening water pond just below the falls. Or one can simply stand face to face with the mother nature’s gift and still get the best experience from there.

Tirta Gangga Water Palace was formerly a 1,2 hectares royal palace, leaving its trace with a beautiful garden and pond which last until this day. Visitors will be pampered with the layout of a pond with fountains, statues, and stones for people to pass through from the first step. The name Tirta Gangga itself is derived from Ganges, the sacred river as believed in Hinduism. Considering its ground, the weather will most likely be clement, even though Bali is overly famous for its sunny and sultry air. It is located in Karangasem Regency, specifically in eastern Bali. Considering its everlasting beauty, this place becomes a must-visit for travelers who drop by the island.