Ubud Morning Tour
Monday - 11 June 2012 (9am-2pm)
USD 45 / SGD 65 per person (Includes Lunch)
40 People Maximum
Price Includes: Entrance fee, English speaking tour guide, and coach transfers
Coach Departs Hotel at 9am and Returns by 2pm
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This tour opens with an exploration of the various traditional art
forms of Bali. First, we visit the art villages of Celuk, where the
Celuk artisans, renowned for their individuality and excellence in
forging silverware and jewellery, show off the tricks of the trade.
Next, we bring you to the Tohpati Village. Watch as the Balinese
people demonstrate the complex and tedious process of waxing and dyeing
to form the unique and intricate designs of traditional handcrafted
Batik. At the same time, learn more about this ancient craft and see how
it plays an important role in Balinese culture.
We move on to visit the Batuan temple, an ancient Balinese Hindu
temple dating back from 1022 A.D. Delve into the deep and fascinating
history of this beautiful temple, one of oldest and finest temple in
Bali’s history.
Proceed on the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, a nature reserve and
temple complex, located in Ubud. A popular tourist attraction, The
Monkey Forest is not only home to over 300 monkeys; it also houses the
famous Pura Dalem Agung Padangtegal Temple (Death Temple), the "Holy
Spring" bathing temple and the Pura Prajapati Temple (Cremation Temple).
Last but not least, the Ubud Art Market is where you can experience
the hustle and bustle of a traditional Balinese market. At this popular
art market, one can find a wide range of Balinese handicrafts, from
wood-carved ornaments and textiles to Balinese paintings.
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Traditional Dance Performance cum Dinner
Tuesday - 12 June 2012 (6pm-10.30pm)
USD 40 / SGD 60 per person
40 People Maximum
Price Includes: Entrance fee, English speaking tour guide, and coach transfers
Coach Departs Hotel at 6pm and Returns by 10.30pm
Traditional dance is part of the fascinating Balinese culture. This
tour takes you to the village of Batabulan to see the famous Kecak dance
performance. The Kechak dance is performed by a group of at least 50
men who dance in a circle around blazing bamboo torches and it tells the
enthralling story of how the monkey-like Vanara helped Prince Rama
rescue his wife Princess Sita who had been kidnapped by the evil King of
Lanka. This dance is unique because it has no musical accompaniment
unlike many other Indonesian dances. The rhythm of the dance is produced
by the men’s chanting.
Dinner will take place after the dance at the Warung Bebek Restaurant
in Lodtunduh Ubud. Tantalize your taste buds with sumptuous Indonesian
Cuisine served with Sambal matah, a signature Balinese spicy condiment.
*Vegetarian food is available upon request. Please indicate this when you make your booking for this tour.