Ubud Highlights
Rice terraces, a holy spring temple, the Monkey Forest and Ubud Palace in one easy day.
The famous Lempuyang gate framing Mount Agung, the Tirta Gangga water palace and a hidden canyon waterfall.
Pura Lempuyang is one of Bali's oldest and holiest temples, and its split gate framing Mount Agung is the island's most photographed view. We leave early so you arrive before most visitors.
From there it is a short drive to Tirta Gangga, a former royal water palace with stepping stones and koi ponds, then on to Tukad Cepung, a waterfall hidden inside a rock canyon.
Times are a guide. It's your private day, so we can move things around.
An early start keeps the photo queue short.
Take the shuttle up to the gate. Queue times vary by day.
Stepping stones, fountains and koi ponds.
Your guide knows a good local spot.
A short jungle walk and a shallow river crossing. Wear sandals.
Drop-off anywhere in South Bali or Ubud.
Honest tip: the "mirror lake" in Lempuyang photos is made with a small mirror held under the phone. There is no lake. It is still a stunning place.
It varies by day and season, from a few minutes to over an hour. Leaving at 4:30 am is the best way to keep it short.
Yes, shoulders and knees covered. Sarongs can be rented at the temple.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup. See our booking terms.
Rice terraces, a holy spring temple, the Monkey Forest and Ubud Palace in one easy day.
Climb an active volcano by torchlight and watch the sun rise over Mount Agung and Lake Batur.
A waterfall, a coffee tasting, lunch facing Mount Batur and a walk through a traditional village.