Best Capturing Moments in Bali : East Bali Tour

The whole complex has been dubbed one of the “six sanctuaries of the world,” considered the most sacred places of worship on Bali. Yet, because of its remote location tucked away on the island’s eastern end, the complex sees few foreign visitors. Lempuyang Temple is a complex of temples that speckles a trail leading to the top of Mount Lempuyang, a holy mountain. A total of seven temples dot the mountain’s slopes. At the lowest temple, a fantastic “gateway to heaven” greets visitors. Looking through the gate on a clear day reveals Mount Agung framed within its sides. Beyond the gate, three beautiful nāga-lined staircases lead up to the lowest temple. This temple is well-known for its stunning split-gate. Surely you can combine both as point to take an images. # Entrance Ticket Lempuyang Temple IDR 150.000 per person

of Bali and it is one the stop points of tourist object. Tirta Gangga Water Palace was built in 1948 by King Anak Agung Anglurah Ketut Karangasem, This palace has been shaped in the form of a beautiful water garden and it is located near a natural spring. The scenery of the area is fantastic with great views and the climate is relatively cool. # Entrance Ticket Tirta Gangga IDR 50.000 per person

ve, while the open sky right from where the waterfall emerges, gives you the most enchanting view. The sunlight falls on the glistering waterfall creating a rainbow, which feels as though it is projected right up to you. If you have never seen water flowing from the sky, then this would be your chance. Unlike any other waterfalls in Bali. Tukad Cepung Waterfall does not flow into a river, stream or jungle, but it flows gently down the cliffs. The river can be seen from up above, meanwhile the waterfall can only be viewed once you walk down the stairs and into the cliff. # Entrance Ticket Tirta Gangga IDR 15.000 per person