North Bali
1). Trekking in Munduk village towards the Munduk Waterfall for a dip in the cool mountain waters.
2) Get close to nature at the Treetop Adventure Park in the Bedugul Botanical Gardens (also known as Kebun Raya) in Bedugul.
3). Cleansing in the sacred Banjar Hot Springs in Lovina.
4). Meditation and breathtaking sunset view at the hill-top Buddhist Monastery (also known as Brahmavihara Arama) in Banjar Tegaha village.
East Bali
1). Trekking in Pura Lempuyang towards the summit of Mount Bisbis.
2). Swimming in the spring waters of Tirtagangga (also known as Tirta Ayu) in Amlapura, Karangasem.
3). Meditate and be blessed by a priest at Pura Besakih (also known as Mother Temple) which is constructed of pure volcanic soil from the holy Mount Agung. I will provide for you free sarongs and offerings required for praying at this temple.
4). A visit to Pura Goa Lawah (Bat Cave Temple) before having your dinner and watching the beautiful sunset at Candidasa Beach.
South Bali
1). Stroll in the lovely garden of ancient Pura Taman Ayun in Mengwi.
2). Trek in Petang towards the breathtaking hill-top view of Pura Pucak Tedung; visit wood craftsmen in Kerta and traditional painters in Batulantang village.
3). Walk among the beautiful padi fields of Belok Sidan village, marvel at the Nungnung waterfall and vast plantations of Lawak village, Badung.
4). Relax in the hotsprings of Lake Batur in Kintamani and watch the sunset of Mount Batur atop Batur Tengah in Bangli.
Central Bali
1). Consultation with the famous English-speaking Traditional Healer, Tjokorda Gde Rai, in Singapadu. He specializes in detecting any health problems just by scanning your head and face with his hands, and draws patterns in the air and on your body if you need treatment. Best to book an appointment with him as he is widely sought after for his unique abilities. For information on Balians, check out - http://www.balispirit.com/travel/bali_stories.html#balis_tradiitional_healers
2). Pray in the cool atmosphere of Pura Pasaran Agung atop the 2,500m high Agung Volcano.4). Meditation and breathtaking sunset view at the hill-top Buddhist Monastery (also known as Brahmavihara Arama) in Banjar Tegaha village.
East Bali
1). Trekking in Pura Lempuyang towards the summit of Mount Bisbis.
2). Swimming in the spring waters of Tirtagangga (also known as Tirta Ayu) in Amlapura, Karangasem.
3). Meditate and be blessed by a priest at Pura Besakih (also known as Mother Temple) which is constructed of pure volcanic soil from the holy Mount Agung. I will provide for you free sarongs and offerings required for praying at this temple.
4). A visit to Pura Goa Lawah (Bat Cave Temple) before having your dinner and watching the beautiful sunset at Candidasa Beach.
South Bali
1). Stroll in the lovely garden of ancient Pura Taman Ayun in Mengwi.
2). Trek in Petang towards the breathtaking hill-top view of Pura Pucak Tedung; visit wood craftsmen in Kerta and traditional painters in Batulantang village.
3). Walk among the beautiful padi fields of Belok Sidan village, marvel at the Nungnung waterfall and vast plantations of Lawak village, Badung.
4). Relax in the hotsprings of Lake Batur in Kintamani and watch the sunset of Mount Batur atop Batur Tengah in Bangli.
Central Bali
1). Consultation with the famous English-speaking Traditional Healer, Tjokorda Gde Rai, in Singapadu. He specializes in detecting any health problems just by scanning your head and face with his hands, and draws patterns in the air and on your body if you need treatment. Best to book an appointment with him as he is widely sought after for his unique abilities. For information on Balians, check out - http://www.balispirit.com/travel/bali_stories.html#balis_tradiitional_healers
3). Gaze at the spectacular mountainous lake view of Mount Batur and Lake Batur from Kintamani village.
4). Bathe in the 17 sacred springwater fountains of Tirta Empul in Tampaksiring village. Balinese believe each of the fountains come from different sources and is believed to purify your soul and remove bad karma. I will provide for you free sarongs and prayer offerings for this temple.
