Bali's Spiritual & Hidden Wonders: East Bali Explorer Tour

$65.00

This unique full-day journey takes you deep into the spiritual heart of Bali, exploring the island's most sacred mother temple, two distinct historical caves, and a breathtaking natural waterfall. Prepare for a day of cultural immersion and stunning natural scenery.

Highlights:

  1. Besakih Temple (The Mother Temple of Bali): Visit the largest, holiest, and most important temple complex on Bali. Perched nearly 1,000 meters up the slopes of Mount Agung, this sprawling complex consists of at least 86 temples. Witness the awe-inspiring architecture and feel the profound spiritual energy of the island as you explore this central place of worship for the Balinese Hindu faith.

  2. Tukad Cepung Waterfall: Discover one of Bali's most Instagrammable hidden gems. To reach the waterfall, you'll walk through a shallow stream and down a set of stairs, finally arriving in a cave-like canyon. The sight of the sun's rays shining through the opening and illuminating the cascade is truly magical and unforgettable.

  3. Goa Lawah Temple (Bat Cave Temple): Stop at this historically significant temple, which is built around a cave opening that is home to thousands of bats. Located on the coast, this temple is considered one of the six most sacred places of worship in Bali. It plays a central role in Balinese death rites and is a fascinating example of the fusion of nature and spirituality.

  4. Goa Gajah Temple (Elephant Cave): Explore the archaeological site of Goa Gajah, dating back to the 9th century. The main feature is the stunningly carved entrance to the cave, depicting various creatures and demons. While the cave itself is small, the surrounding complex features beautiful bathing pools with carved sculptures and tranquil courtyards, offering a glimpse into ancient Balinese history.

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