Ubud Sacred Monkey Forest, Water temple and Rice Terrace Tour

The Ubud Monkey Forest is a must-visit attraction in Bali, a sanctuary that's home to over 700 Balinese long-tailed monkeys, also known as macaques. It's not only a natural habitat for these playful creatures but also a sacred site with temples and ancient sculptures nestled within the lush forest. Visitors can observe and interact with the monkeys while exploring the serene pathways and beautiful surroundings of this unique cultural and natural site.

This full day tour will visiting the most popular tourist attractions in ubud Called Tegalalang rice terrace. We will take you to explore this beautiful green panoramic view of rice terrace with it's traditional irrigations system called subak, Beside that you will experience one of Ubud jungle swing. Take some moments to pictures yourself while you above of the coconut trees.

Bali Swing is a popular tourist attraction in Bali, known for its thrilling swings that provide breathtaking views of lush jungle landscapes, rivers, and waterfalls. These swings, often set high above valleys or rice terraces, have become iconic due to their Instagram-worthy scenes, drawing adventure-seekers and photographers alike.
Some of the swings are designed for extreme thrill, with long ropes extending over steep drops, while others are more leisurely and scenic. In addition to swings, many of the locations offer other attractions, such as nests, photo spots, and zip lines.
The Bali Swing experience is available in several locations, with the original and most famous one located near Ubud, the cultural heart of Bali. Many swing spots also offer packages that include photography services, meals, or access to other natural attractions in the area.

Tirta Empul Temple is a sacred Hindu water temple located near the town of Tampaksiring in Bali, Indonesia. It's famous for its holy spring water, which is believed to have curative properties and is used for ritual purification ceremonies.
The temple complex dates back to the 10th century and is dedicated to Vishnu, the Hindu god of water. Visitors to Tirta Empul can observe or participate in the purification rituals, where devotees bathe in the spring water to cleanse themselves spiritually and physically.
The temple's architecture features intricate stone carvings, shrines, and pavilions set amidst lush greenery, creating a serene and spiritually significant atmosphere. Tirta Empul is not only a religious site but also a cultural and historical landmark that offers insight into Bali's rich heritage and traditions.

Here is a place where you will see how the locals do the water purifications rituals, you also can do the same to experience real of local’s life.

Then We'll visit hidden waterfall called Kanto Lampo waterfall. You just need 5-10 minutes from the car park, here you will see scenic waterfalls with it's water cascading down a stepped rick formations.