Exploring the West Bali

The first fabulous stop can be made at the Village of Busung Biu at the northern Bali which is on the route to Pupuan. You can enjoy such a stunning panorama over rice terraces, mountain view and also local villages. The next cool stop would be Bunut Bolong where you are going to drive through a big tree which is called Bunut.

 

After taking a little rest with some good coffee that you can get at a local wrung near the tree, you can continue for your sightseeing through this scenic villages that rich of their farming of clove, coffee, cocoa and rubber trees. The view is truly stunning with fantastic coast line of the west Bali.

Have a quick look at Medewi Beach where it is always being crowded by many surfers who are enjoying the continues waves. It is one of the popular surfing destination in Bali. 

Following the main road that goes to the west port of Bali for crossing with ferry over to Java, you can make a little D tour to visit Perancak Cape with its elaborate fishing boat which is called Perahu. During the day time, there are many colorful boats that are parked along the cape. Continuing north, we can have a look over Eastern Java from an area close to Gilimanuk, the port for the ferry over to Java. At the big T-Junction at Gilimanuk, take the road to the right, heading towards Lovina with a fabulous stop at a temple for Layonsari and Jayaprana which is a Balinese version for Romeo and Juliet. The step is a bit climbing but it is nice with all the trees that grows along the stairways and watching over hundreds of monkeys around the forest. After the temple, you can head east and choose to stay at around Pemuteran or even going straight to Lovina for your overnight stay.

Stunning Jatiluwih Terraces

When We explore the central region of Bali, it would be truly pity to miss out to enjoy such a stunning rice terraces at the Village of Jatiluwih in the regency of Tabanan. The regency itself is known as the rice barn of Bali where in most part of the region the local people are farming rice as the main farm. They farm a lot of Bali rice which is one of the best quality rice that we grow on the island of Bali. Jatiluwih has been stated as one of the world cultural heritage. Visitors are easily can wander around this fabulous paddy field and having such a great walk, observing the ancient irrigation system and traditional farming system that has been practiced by the local farmers for centuries.

A lady farmer is harvesting the Bali rice, it is all done by hand.

Barong Dance of Bali

Balinese Rice Harvesting

The Local farmers are still traditionally harvesting the rice at the local rice farm. Rice is the main food for the Balinese and are farmed all year round. When you are traveling on the island, you would be able to see different stages of rice farm from plowing the land to harvesting. Farmers have a great ancient irrigation system that flow the water throughout the year allowing the local farmers to continuously growing the rice on most part of the island rich soil.

Cycling off the beaten track of central Bali

Discover the serenity of the island's beauty and life with an amazing three hours biking through the rural Balinese villages, lush tropical cultivated jungle, stunning rice paddies, watching the real life of the islanders in their ancient routine. It is one of the best way to discover the real beauty of Bali, away from being in a hectic tourists crowd and commercial parts of the island.

You will immerse your body and soul in the lush green of Bali rain forest and spectacular countryside scenery, greet in genuine smiles of the local even from out in the farm while they are working. Our three hours tour will be bringing you deep into the insight of Bali where most tourist won't see.

We will bring you up to a high elevation where you can see such a great panorama over Bali sacred mountain and southern sea view, having your morning coffee on top of Bali with a million dollar view. We will start our journey from a peaceful mountain village of Sulangai and cruising through the local roads witnessing the daily activities of the villagers, learning about Balinese family compound, temples, vegetation, irrigation and village's system until we arrive at Taman Village where we are going to end our journey with a cold drink and a little bite to eat in a Balinese house.

No one will bring you close to Bali as we do. Try our tours, and you would not regret it.

 

 Cruising through the dirt roads which has been used by the local farmers for thousands of years while enjoying the stunning rice farm that unfold to the eyes.

 

Easily paddle your bikes through the quiet village's roads while enjoying the lush cultivated tropical forest.

 Immerse your soul in the lush green of Bali.

 An acrobatic action is not prohibited in this quiet village's roads.

 Cycling through rice paddies while watching the local farmers doing the harvesting of the rice farm.

 Sometimes, We are riding over irrigation canals.

 The lush green scenery will decor your trip to the end of the day journey.

 

Beauty lies under the sacred Volcano

Exploring the eastern part of Bali, Visitors should not miss the opportunity to enjoy this fascinating panorama from the village of Rendang. When the weather is clear, the great volcano of Agung could be seen perfectly from here.

Looking at this stunning terraces of rice paddies, we could easily spend hours in the area weather it is for the picture moment or admiring to this spectacular natural beauty lies under the great plateau. I would rate it as the top site to be visited in Bali.

Some stunning sites to visit in Bali

Spectacular panorama from the top of Pucak Tedung at the village of Sulangai at the central part of Bali. A great bird eye view over the great volcanoes, southern coast line of Bali and central mountain range.

It is one of the most beautiful Hindu temple named Ulun Danu Beratan at the mountain region of Bedugul. It is great to be visited early in the morning for a better photo op and also skipping the tourist crowd. 

Munduk Village is high up in the mountain region of Bali offering such a fantastic panorama over coffee and clove plantation as well as a great view over the north Bali sea.

Impressive waterfall of Munduk is worth to be visited with a great walk down the pathways through the dense coffee and clove plantation.

Breathtaking panorama over the misty lake Tamblingan with is dense rain forest, a view that brings so much peace and harmony into your heart and let yourself breath with the fresh mountain air.

An elaborate 10th-century Hindu temple of Batuan is one of the great example of stunning Bali's architecture.

Kehen Temple at the region of Bangli is one amongst the Hindu temple that should be visited while you are having your vacation on the island of Bali. It is truly impressive with its stunning carvings and giant banyan tree that grows in the courtyard of the temple with its alarm Kul-kul built on this giant sacred tree.