Bali Journey Guide

Today I had a wonderful Ubud tour with guests from Kazakhstan who were staying at Mercure Nusa Dua Hotel. We started our journey at 8:00 in the morning, and our first stop was the famous Monkey Forest , located in the heart of Ubud. The guests really enjoyed walking among the playful monkeys in this lush tropical forest. Next, we visited the Tegalalang Rice Terrace , where the rice fields were still beautifully green, creating stunning views perfect for photos. After that, we had lunch at a lovely restaurant in Ubud overlooking the tropical jungle. The guests also tried the popular Jungle Swing, which was an unforgettable experience for them. Our next destination was Tirta Empul Temple , where they took part in the traditional cleansing ritual in the holy spring water. After the ceremony, we stopped by a small local warung to enjoy some fresh tropical fruits. To end the trip, we drove about 45 minutes to visit the Tegenungan Waterfall , one of the most famous waterfalls near Ubu...

Today, I had an amazing full day Ubud tour with a lovely couple from Vietnam. Our journey covered some of the most iconic destinations in Ubud, such as Monkey Forest , Ubud Palace , Tegalalang Rice Terrace , Tirta Empul Holy Water Temple , and Tegenungan Waterfall . The morning started with cloudy weather, which made me a little hesitant at first to begin the trip. But after about an hour’s drive from Canggu , we arrived in Ubud to find the weather bright and clear. a perfect start to our day. Our first stop was Monkey Forest , a beautiful tropical sanctuary covering around 3 hectares, home to thousand of long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis), which are native to Bali. We spent about an hour exploring the forest and enjoying the playful monkeys and lush green surroundings. Next, we visited Ubud Palace (Puri Saren Ubud), where we stopped for lunch and soaked in the vibrant atmosphere of Ubud town. Afterward, we continued our journey to the famous Tegalalang Rice Terrace , about 4...

 Had a full-day tour with my clients from Australia. I picked them up in the Canggu area at 6:00 a.m. Our first destination was Tanah Lot Temple . After about a 30-minute drive, we arrived at the entrance gate, where we paid an entrance fee of IDR 75,000 per person for foreign visitors. Inside the Tanah Lot area, we first visited Batu Bolong Temple , took some photos, and then enjoyed the stunning view of Tanah Lot Temple from the cliff. Since the tide was high, we couldn’t walk down close to the temple, but the view from above was still amazing. Next, we continued our journey to Lake Beratan , also known as Bedugul. It took about one hour to reach there from Tanah Lot. We arrived around 9:00 a.m., and although it was drizzling, the view of the lake and Ulun Danu Beratan Temple was still beautiful. After that, we headed to the Twin Lakes of Buyan and Tamblingan , where we stopped for about 15 minutes to enjoy the panoramic view from the highlands. Then, we continued to Banyu...