Bali Kintamani Volcano Day Tour

The tour itinerary will start by visiting Batubulan Village. Next visit Celuk Village, Tegalalang Rice Terrace and then the Kintamani plateau. After that visit the Bali Coffee Plantation. And the last tourist destination is Tirta Empul Temple before finally returning to the accommodation.

On this trip you will see and understand Balinese culture. Feel the values contained in the order of Balinese life which are a manifestation of the culture and spirituality of Balinese society.

You will see how Balinese culture and community life work together to maintain the preservation and balance of nature.

Thus producing a beautiful peaceful atmosphere, which not only can you see in real terms with the beauty of its natural appearance but you can also feel a calm feeling in your heart and mind.

1. Visit Batubulan Traditional Village

The Batubulan traditional village is famous as an arts village. Where the people of Batubulan village are famous for their ability in the art of carving Padas stone.

So if you visit Batubulan village you will see various Padas stone statues with various types of carvings and shapes.

Apart from that, this village is also famous for its wood carvings which have high values and philosophies.

And one thing that wouldn't be a shame to miss is watching the traditional barong and keris dance which depicts the battle between dharma (virtue) and adharma (evil).

Many tourists are interested in enjoying Barong and Kris Dance Performance, because they can see a blend of dance with stage design that has a distinctive Balinese architectural design.

2. Visit Celuk Arts Village

For those of you who like gold and silver crafts which have a high artistic taste and are made exclusively. Then Celuk village is the right choice for you to visit.

Because this village is famous for its people who are gold and silver craftsmen. The gold and silver crafts produced have their own beauty with typical Balinese carvings where each carving has its own meaning.

In Celuk village you can also see and learn how craftsmen produce every gold and silver craft.

3. Tegalalang Rice Terrace

The view of the terraced rice fields in Tegalalang has a beautiful and cool atmosphere with its expanse of terraced rice fields.

The rows of coconut trees that grow around the rice fields make the view even cooler. Here you can see directly how traditional farmers' agricultural activities work.

You can even try one of the interesting activities that is currently popular with tourists, namely the traditional swing ride which has unique and beautiful patterns and decorations that will invite you to swing tens of meters above the ground.

4. Kintamani Vulcano

The Kintamani plateau is famous for its panoramic views of the Mount Batur volcano, Batur Crater Lake and the Geopark which shows the remains of lava that cooled due to the eruption of Mount Batur. Even tourists who come often take photos with Mount and Lake Batur in the background.
Around Kintamani there are traditional villages that you can visit to learn about Balinese culture. In fact, the Kintamani tourist area is famous for its Balinese coffee plantations.
Apart from that, in Kintamani there are several natural hot springs rich in minerals which are believed to be refreshing and beneficial for health.

5. Coffee Plantation

Visiting a coffee plantation, you will get a pleasant experience that goes beyond just tasting coffee. Because you are on a coffee plantation, you will be invited to traverse the coffee plantation to see the process of cultivating coffee, from planting, harvesting, to processing the coffee beans. Including traditional methods used to produce Luwak coffee. And Learn about Balinese Traditional Coffee Making

6. Tirta Empul Temple

Tirta Empul Temple was discovered around 926 AD. A sacred area intended for healing or the process of self-purification with holy water sourced from the holy spring Tirta Empul.

There are two water pools with 26 fountains in them which are intended for spiritual self-purification.

Tirta Empul Temple has very beautiful building architecture with typical Balinese carvings.

There are three parts within the Tirta Empul Temple area, namely Nista Mandala or Jaba Sisi (the outer part), Madya Mandala or Jaba Tengah (the middle part), and Utama Mandala or Jeroan (the main part of the temple).

There is even a quite large koi pond in which there are large koi fish that swim swiftly.

Tirta Empul Temple has a beautiful and calming atmosphere.