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Join this typical to see an haunted hotel in Bedugul Bali. Having enough time exploring this abandoned building by yourself. The tour combined to see the most beautiful Ulun Danu Temple and the mesmerising Banyumala waterfall. It enables you to stop at Wanagiri hidden hill where you can make a lot of instagram pictures.

The temple (pura in Balinese) is built at the edge (ulu) of a 70-meter-high (230 ft) cliff or rock (watu) projecting into the sea. starting from a leisurely 3pm pickup at your hotel to the dramatic close of the Kecak fire dance at sundown. We will drive to Uluwatu Temple while the sun is high on the sky; it sits on the edge of a cliff, absorbing the powerful atmosphere around it – you’ll feel it when you get there. Explore the beautiful temple grounds, take your time, before heading to the open-air amphitheatre fronting the sea. You might want to get there ahead of the crowds to get a good seat. While pro surfers head to Uluwatu for its fabled hollow walls of water, we’re here for another element entirely: that of fire. The fiery sunset as seen from the temple-cliffs, and the flames that burn Hanuman, ardent devotee of Lord Rama from the Hindu Ramayana. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves. This is a proposal for a magical evening,

Get closer to the sacred hidden tradition of Bali! Trunyan and Penglipuran Day Tour is recommended for you to enjoy the unique sights of Bali. Started from Trunyan village that renowned for its unique funeral customs. Because Trunyan Village is an isolated area at the feet of Mount Batur, you need to board onto a boat to get there. You’ll cross Lake Batur to Trunyan village. Then you’ll be taken to Kintamani area for lunch. Continue to Penglipuran Village to catch a sight of Balinese traditional architecture and culture. To ended this exciting tour don’t forget to have fancy dinner before going back to your hotel!

Coffee fans visiting Bali—this one’s for you! Expand your knowledge of Balinese coffee, and enjoy a delicious fine coffee tasting at Geo Coffee. You’ll learn how Geo Coffee works with farmers to ensure fair pricing, and how the company operates in a sustainable way. You won't have to wait in long visitor lines as entrance tickets are included, as is round-trip transportation, so you won’t have to worry about navigating. After your coffee tasting, you’ll get time to explore Kuta for shopping or sightseeing.   

The Ghost Palace Hotel, typically called the PI Bedugul Taman Rekreasi Hotel and Resort, has a rich history to it, but today, weeds and bugs have taken it over. There are all kinds of stories that envelop the Ghost Palace. According to one story, the real estate developer was corrupt in his business practices and then cursed. It led to him becoming bankrupt. According to a second story, the hotel was open to guests and workers who just disappeared one night. And, it’s them who roam the halls of the hotel. Others seem to think the hotel’s supernatural presence is the result of the spirits of the dead construction workers. The accuracy of the hotel’s history cannot be officially determined. It’s thought that it was started in the 1990s (best estimate is 1997) and as a pet project of Tommy Suharto, the son of former Indonesian President Suharto.

Witness the beauty of Bali’s natural landscapes on a bike and ATV tour of Yeh Gangga and the Haunted Valley, including hotel pick-up and refreshments. Zoom across the rugged jungle terrain on your ATV and admire the passing scenery such as sea cliffs, beaches, and waterfront temples. Then hop on a bicycle and wind your way along dirt trails and river valleys, passing tiered rice plantations, waterfalls, and traditional villages.

The remote village of Trunyan, on the shore of Lake Batur, is known for its pre-Hindu traditions and ancient burial rituals. On this tour, escape the tourist trail with a private guide, cruise out to the historic village by boat and discover the unique way of life of the Trunyan people. After your visit, explore the nearby villages of Kedisan and Penglipuran, admire views of Kintamani Volcano and Mt Batur, and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.