Private Balinese Cultural Day Tour

Meet your guide at the lobby hotel and then set off on your 1.5-hour walking tour to explore the traditional Payangan Market ( Pasar) Going to the pasar is a daily activity for Indonesian women or their household help,this necessitates a trip to the pasar each day to buy ingredients for that day's meals. Prices are not marked on items at traditional markets. Therefore, the fine art of bargaining is taken to new levels as housewives and household help try to get the cheapest prices possible. You'll stop at a renowned food shop to sample one of the village finest Babi guling, or suckling pig, is one of Bali’s most famed dishes,So take the time to check out all the different kinds of krupuk (crisps),taste a few kue basah (wet cakes) and become more familiar with the ingredients that go into your favorite Indonesian and Balinese dishes.There is plenty of free time to stroll the market, if you want to buy some fruit or spices, Enjoy your bargaining experiences in Bali or trying the authentic of Sucling pig.

Continue walking to Balinese compound house hold, Bali House (The compound of Balinese traditional house) is basically divided into three parts. The Balinese apply the concept of Tri Angga and Tri Loka when building the structure of building. Tri Angga is “three part of human body” and Tri Loka is “upper (Bhur), middle (Bwah) and lower (Swah) world of existence”.And then relax in the surrounding gardens as your guide regales you with tales about Bali life art and culture.

You'll then head to a Bali coffee Luwak and spice garden "Spice and Coffee Farm", where you walk between, touch, feel, smell and taste exotic plants, learn of the secret behind the Kopi Luwak and Civet cats while learning about coffee and chocolate processing.Walking through this garden was very informative. We saw, touched, smelled, rubbed the leaves between our hands and at times chewed at the leaves or fruits of the plants, we mainly only knew by their fruits or roots as ginger and Curcuma. Besides a very clean air and light, there was a mixture of fragrances everywhere. We rounded up the visit with a coffee and tea tasting, including the Kopi Luwak, which has a fuller taste of coffee without the acidity. After that we will visit Kintamani is a village on the western edge of the larger caldera wall of Gunung Batur in Bali, to view the Gunung Batur region with Lake Batur is the largest lake in Bali also if you may like to have Lunch will be with great view around this area , continues the trip to Tirtha Empul Temple : Tirtha Empul temple is a Hindu Balinese water temple with an important temple complex and holy mountain spring. Finally, toTegalalang rice terrace in Ubud is famous for its beautiful scenes of rice paddies involving the subak (traditional Balinese cooperative irrigation system) also optional for trying the swing and than drop you back to your hotel