Singaraja Tour Program

Journey to old capital of Bali

• Full Day tour - 10 hours - pick up time 09.00am
  

Visiting : Taman Ayun Royal Temple at Mengwi, Traditional fruit market and Ulun Danu Lake temple at Bedugul, smooth trekking to Gitgit Waterfall, Singaraja old capital city, Lovina the dolphin Beach, Pupuan green view of rice terrace.

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Ubud Tour Program

Exploring Bali Art Villages

• Half Day Tour – 5 hours – pick up time 09.00 am
  
• High Recommended
  

Visiting : Balinese traditional house at Singapadu Village, wood carving village at Mas village, holy elephant cave Goa Gajah, painter community at Ubud art village, center of art market in Ubud, nice view of rice terrace at Tegalalang, holy spring temple at Sebatu

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Denpasar City Tour Program

A Visit to the Capital of Bali Island

• Half Day Tour – 5 hours – pick up time 09.00 am
  
• High Recommended
  

Visiting Denpasar area : Bali Museum and Jagatnatha City Temple ; Main Traditional Market Kumbasari, Art Center Ardha Chandra ; and Bajra Sandhi Monument at Renon.

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Ubud Market Gallery Photo

Ubud is regarded as a central of art in Bali

Ubud Market is a center of art market. The art crafting are sold in this art market consisted of various crafting, from traditional until contemporary crafting which its price is relatively cheap. You can do the transaction directly to the merchant which generally can be bargained. All the crafting sold in this place you can bring home as souvenir like slipper, wood idol, bag, clothes, matting, painting and a lot of more.

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Pasar Kumbasari the Traditional Market

On Jalan Gajah Mada, Denpasar there are Badung and Kumbasari Markets. Both these markets have become significant for Denpasar dwellers, as they are categorized into a complete market. Diverse goods are on sale here, ranging from daily needs, fabrics, food up to ceremonial ingredients for Hindu's. There are also inexpensive handicraft products that are on offer at Kumbasari Market. But, be sure to enter the right market as Kumbasari Market is adjacent to Badung Market; they are just separated by the river. Kumbasari Market is located on the west side and Badung on the other.

Formerly, Kumbasari Market was named Pasar Priuk, which especially sold kucit (suckling pig). In 1977, this market was restructured with four-floors with each floor selling different goods.

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