So please joint us to have a such a good and exciting tracking around the very traditional village. Get your self very exciting and great time with us  on Tenganan adventure tracking trips, for more information please contact me on www.wayantours.com

After breakfast we`re off on our mountain bikes through the heartland of Bali, Traveling Downhill on secret back roads and minor village roads ( with no traffic), Experiencing untouristed, typical Balinese daily life and enjoying the beautiful Balinese countryside to Ubud.

We`ll show you a Bali other visitors never see and our experienced guides wil explain it`s amazing culture.

We`ll visit a Balinese Plantation, a village temple, go for a short walk in the rice paddies and see traditional craftsmen at work en route, before sitting down to a traditional balinese feast ( including the smoked duck/chicken the guide books rave about) in our restourant overlooking the rice paddies. we also cater to vegetarians.

After lunch we`ll visit a Balinese home ( meet the family) and end our tour with a visit to the famous Ubud monkey forest. If you haven`t been there. This tour is a full day tour ( 7:30AM – 04:30PM).

This tour is not just an adventure buta learning and culinary experience. We promise you won`t be disappointed!

Tour includes:

• Pick up and return to your hotel by A/C car.
• Mountain bike and safety helmet use.
• Breakfast and lunch (Real Balinese feast).
• Ample water and fruit on tour.
• Entrance fees and wet weather gear ( if needed)
• All the beautifull scenery you wouldn`t normally see.
• An in-explaination of the culture.

All for Rp 360.000 Adults /250.000Child ( under 12 Yrs)

The best value in Bali !!!

*Pick up to be advised*

At 4.00am we start climbing up from Jati Temple by the edge of Lake Batur through jungle parts along  the slope of Mt.Batur.

Mt.Batur is a volcanic mountain, 1717 mtrs. Above se level erupted first in 1917, followed by the second eruption in 1926, both of which have left a huge crate at the top, with few hot spots/gushing steam. Our eggs, bananas etc. Are cooks over these gushing steams for about 15 minutes and than served as our breakfast. We let you share this unique cooking experience with us. Watching a magnificent, spectacular Sunrise  while having breakfast  on the peak of mountain is really an unforgettable experience for life time. In a far distance to the East, Mt.Rinjani in Lombok Island adds the overwhelming beauty of the whole experience.

After breakfast we continue exploring the second crater further down from the eruption of 1963 unlike the others, our trekking program will be the most comprehensive trekking as we include the exploration around the third crater from eruptions in 1994, 1997,1999, and 2000, this lowest crater still smokes once in a while today and that the heat creates amazingly colorfull stones ( yellow, red, black, and white) we take two different  routes up and down. From the third crater we go down through  challenging trails in between rocky black lava stones and on to Jati Temple where we started from. At about 9.00am we drive you from Jati Temple back to the Hotel.

This trekking program takes approx. 5 hours( up and down )

From Ubud 03.00am Price US$ 45

Note :

This requires minimum 2 person

Suggested clothing :

-Sport shoes

-Long parts

-coat/jacket

The Price include :

-Hotel transfers,

-Breakfast ( Steamed eggs, banana and bread) is served at the peak of  Mount Batur,

-Experienced English Speaking Guide,

-Torch/Flash light

-Drink ( mineral water, Hot coffee and hot tea )

-Safety equipments

-Entrance fee ticket

Water has a special place in Balinese life, not only because of the vital role it plays bin irrigating the island`s rice fields, but also because of its ritual significance as an agent of purification. With its source in the volcanic lakes and rushing streams of the central mountain range, water is identified with the purity of the gods who dwell on high. Eventually, however, it flows to the sea where it enters the realm of greatest impurity. And along the way it picks up the dirt of man, both in the literal sense-the Balinese are very conscious of personal cleanliness and bathe themselves in running water several times a day- and also in terms of spiritual pollution. It is in this last respect that water acts as a purifying agent, cleansing man of his mortal sins and preparing his soul for a better reincarnation in the next life. Holy Water (tirtha) is the key ingredient in this scheme of things, being the principal means by which various forms of impurity are ritually washed down to the sea. The preparation of holy water is a sacrament of great importance in Balinese religion which the Balinese themselves often refer to as the agma tirtha, or `holy water religion`. The degree of potency of holy water is contingent on its source, the status of the person who prepares it, and the type of mantra employed in its preparation. The holiest of holy waters come from high up in the mountains and is prepared by high status Brahmana priest (pedanda). Sacred Bathing Places Every village has a recognized bathing place-either the nearby river or a community bath, with separate compartments for men and women to perform their ablutions. In addition, there are numerous sacred pools and bathing places whose waters are deemed to have magical or curative qualities. The central Balinese regency of Gianyar is particularly well-endowed with sacred bathing sites. The best known of these are Tirtha Empul, near the village of Tampaksiring, Pura Mengening, a little to the south, Telaga Waja and Goa Gajah, but there are several other sacred bathingt places in the vicinity of the Sungai Petanu and Pakerisan rivers which flow through Gianyar from the mountains in the north to the waters of the Straits of Badung in the south.

Tirta Empul
This beautiful water spring temple was built around 10th century under the rule of Sri Candra Singha Warmadewa. The spring that piped to three fountains complexes is believed to have been created by the God Indra, who descend to the earth to brought back the life of his army, which was poisoned by the demon-king Mayadanawa. The water source is located at a pool on a higher level where water bubbling up and plants growing on the bottom as well as fish and large ill can clearly be seen.According to believe of the people, each fountains complex has their special religious functions. The complex located on most right sides is for spiritual purification; the one in the middle to cleanse from evil, meanwhile the left side one is an antidote to poison.

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And also Tjokorda Gd Rai ( Balian Usada ), Is famous Heller, is a lot of people come to him Right now from different country to check their life problem. and asking about the future.

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For more information and appointment, Please feel free to contact me!

Phone : 0361-7867987 or +628164705772

or email : wisnudana@hotmail.com

Route I 
US $ 45/ person (min 2 persons),   US $ 75 for 1 person
Start at Pasar Agung temple take about 4 hours to the summit of volcano Agung

Route II
US $ 45 / person (min 2 persons),   US S 75 for 1 person
Start at Besakih temple take about 7 hours to reach the summit.

To make reservation, please Contact Wayan

 My name is Wayan, I am Balinese and my job is Driver, I take visitor around to show them the beauty of paradise island Bali, I`m so happy every-time I have a job to drive somebody or a groups who rally want to know about Bali and show them what is Bali 

 I`m so happy when I have job experience to drive some Visitor from the Holland America line and the Regent Seven Seas Cruises when they are arrive in Bali ( Padang bay ) This is kind like my part of my experience because I must take them to show Bali with a little time because they must be go back to the Pier on time, Like when I drive Ms. Sheila Gan families on February 20, 2008, They are Visitor from the Holland America Line, I know them because of my friends Lennard Thal, he was introduce me to them. I have only 8 hours on that time to show them Bali, and I try, I don`t want to waste their time in Bali, I want them to see as much as they can see about Bali and finally I`m happy I can make them happy to see Bali.

An than on Feb, 25 to 26, 2009 I get costumer from my site www.wayantours.com, they are Ms.Jane and Mr.Roger Tillman is visitor from Regent Seven Seas Cruises, I take them two days to explore Bali because this cruises stay in Bali for two days they are arrive around 12:30 pm Feb.25.2009, When we do the trip on this day around 5 hours is was raining and they rally want to see the monkeys in Monkey forest in Ubud but we can`t see them because of the raining and the next day we try to go there and is was lucky, on that day is so beautiful day and they are happy can see the monkeys and play with them, and than because this is the last day we have been to Kintamani to see the view of the Mount Batur and some other place, and than I must take them to the pier on time (03:00 pm), And I`m also happy this time because I can show them like what they want  to see in Bali, Ms. Jane told me she is happy because she can see the monkeys in Ubud. 

Special thanks to my friend Lenard Thal , to Ms Sheilla Gan families and to Ms. Jane and Mr.Roger Tillman and friends, Thank you for trusting me to be your driver In Bali.

All the best for you!!!!

On clear day you can see the charming but isolated little temple Pura Sibi Alit, where we will take a rest. Maybe a farmer taking are of his cows will offer us a young coconut an you may wish to go to the Sangsan river to sample the holy water. The cycle of the season, the weather condition and the group’s wishes determine matters. Back at the main road, we drive to nearby Lebih beach with its black sand, colorful fishing boats, beautiful view of lembongan island and traditional fresh fish warungs.

On the way back to Ubud we pass a traditional village where we can stop to see the everyday life of Balinese people.

Please remember to bring sport shoes, hat, sun block and camera.

Inclusive :

- Pick up and drop off from your hotel with Fully air conditioned coach

- Experienced trekking guide

- Safety equipment

- Drinking water

Price :

For the price is flexible. Book the tours and discuss about the price and more information about Ubud Outskirt Trekking.

Ubud Trekking Package

1. Tjampuhan Trekking

This adventure will start from Tjampuhan river valley path and will continue to Bangkiang Sidem village the traditional village of art and craft after passing the village you will see local farmers activities and beautiful rice field and then we will visit Pucak Payogan Temple ( This temple was established by Rsi Markandya “the holy person of Hindu” in the 9th century ) at Payogan village and then we will go to Lungsiakan Village and Sanggingan village and will stop at Tjampuhan bridge. Along this trip you will see green lush scenery and nice panoramic view of Tjampuhan valley.

2. Middle Ubud Trekking

Trip start from Abangan through the paddies path walks and continue to Kelabang Moding the rural Bali village and then go to Sakti village here we will see the traditional Balinese irrigation and beautiful rice field and we continue to passing Sambahan village and will finish at Ubud Palace. You will face a nice rice terrace view and interesting village and along the trek we will find local traditional local people activities.

3. Ayung River Trekking

This trip will start from Kedewatan village, Ubud and start the journey in front of Dalem Suargan Temple. Then we go down along the small forest until we reach the bank of Ayung River. Followed the path, then you can find a small traditional bridge hanging on the Ayung River where we have to pass, if we are lucky we can see the colony of monkey when passing the bridge. After passing the bridge you will find the activities of the local people taking sand from the river up to the village use a traditional pulley. Besides that you also can see rice field after.

Additional information:

- Its better if start trekking in the morning where the weather is fresh ( around 7am)

- Approximately duration : 2 – 3 hours.

Inclusive:

- Cold mineral water

- Fresh face towel

- Air Conditioner return transfer

- Friendly speaking English trekking guide