Bali 4N (With Denpasar City Tour)

Transfer from Airport to Kuta/Legian (Private)

Bajra Shandhi - It is a beautiful monument to commemorate the Balinese struggle against the Dutch colonialism that is replicated in a beautiful and artistic building design by Balinese architectures in form of Bajra (Bell). It is located in the center of Denpasar city right in front of Bali’s governor office situated in Renon village. The appearance of monument Building physical steeped in the meaning of Lingga Yoni, the Hindu religion philosophy. Bali Museum is one of famous Places to visit in Denpasar city collecting the ancient object related to the history of Bali Island generally. This Museum is strategically located on Mayor Wisnu Street, just beside of Jagatnatha Temple or in front of Puputan Badung Square Garden. In this place, you will discover the historical objects that have Nobel cultural values and for more detail about Bali Museum you can find here. Puputan Square, an attractive open square located in the city center. This classic urban park draws many locals and is a great place to learn about Bali’s colonial history. You’ll find a monument depicting a heroic Balinese family in the square, which commemorates the suicidal battle of the rajas of Badung against the invading Dutch militia in 1906.

An ideal Bali holiday is incomplete without Bali water sports at the famous Tanjung Benoa beach. This beach best known for its aquatic adventure. North of Nusa Dua this beach offers a wide range of water sports. Many shacks & restaurants lined up along the beach make sure that your tummy is full & you enjoy the most. A great southern Bali trip in the evening introduces you to the heart of southern part of the island. The beautiful Uluwatu temple, built on the top of a cliff about 825 feet high facing the vast deep blue Indian Ocean also offers a wonderful view of the sunset. Includes - One Round x banana boat, One Round x jet ski, parasailing.

Uluwatu Clift, where one of the most important Hindus temple were built on the top of clift. The hair-raising sounds and rhythms of the kecak form the most lasting, haunting memory for many visitors to Bali. Men and boys sitting in concentric circles slide into trance as they chant and sing in lively counterpoint, the only music to accompany a dance re-enactment from the Hindu epic Ramayana. Eerie shadows cast by the light of torches and the totality the sound of this chorus of human voices – make for an evening not soon to be forgotten. Just the time of sunset, Kecak Dance is performed in the stage near the temple, with back drop of sun set behind of the ocean horizon. Enjoy the magnificent view of wide ocean in the south part of Bali from the high clift of Uluwatu.

As your visit comes to an end, we hope the memories of this place stay with you. Whether it was the stunning scenery, vibrant culture, or peaceful ambiance, may it inspire and uplift you. Wishing you a safe journey home, and we look forward to welcoming you back in the future.