Best Full Day Of Ubud Private Guided Tour

nce, performed at Pura Puseh Temple in Batubulan Village. This colorful 1-hour performance tells the timeless story of Barong, a playful lion-like protector, and his gentle battle with Rangda to restore balance in the world. You’ll enjoy vibrant costumes, expressive masks, and the lively sounds of a traditional gamelan orchestra. The highlight is the famous kris dance, where performers showcase Bali’s rich spiritual traditions in a mesmerizing, family-friendly display. Held in Batubulan, a village famous for its artists and stone carvers, this is the perfect warm, welcoming introduction to Balinese culture.

Here you’ll step into local workshops and watch skilled artisans transform raw silver into intricate jewelry using traditional hand tools and techniques passed down for generations. From delicate filigree earrings to bold Balinese statement pieces, you’ll see how each design draws inspiration from nature, mythology, and island life. You’ll have time to browse the gallery showrooms, learn about the jewelry-making process, and even shop for unique handmade souvenirs directly from the makers at fair prices. It’s a relaxed, inspiring stop that gives you a behind-the-scenes look at one of Bali most celebrated art forms.

As you stroll through local studios, you’ll see master carvers at work, turning blocks of teak, mahogany, and hibiscus wood into stunning sculptures using only simple chisels and incredible skill. Designs range from graceful Hindu deities and mythical creatures to modern, minimalist pieces — each one reflecting generations of craftsmanship and Balinese storytelling. Your guide will explain the meaning behind popular motifs and the different types of wood used, and you’ll have time to admire the galleries or pick up a hand-carved souvenir straight from the artist’s workshop. It’s a calm, fascinating stop that shows how Balinese culture is literally shaped by hand

ush nature reserve and important spiritual site in the heart of town. Home to over 700 playful long-tailed macaques, this forest is more than a wildlife spot, moss-covered stone bridges, and towering banyan trees that create a truly magical atmosphere. You’ll wander shady trails past Pura Dalem Agung Padangtegal temple, watch the monkeys swing, groom, and interact in their natural habitat, and learn from your guide how the Balinese view this site as a sacred balance between humans, nature, and the spirit world. It’s a fun, photogenic, and culturally rich experience that gives you a real taste of Ubud’s natural and spiritual charm.

low down the valley in beautiful, sweeping curves. Take a leisurely walk along the scenic trails, capture photos from the best viewpoints, and hear from your guide how local farmers have used the traditional subak irrigation system for centuries to work in harmony with nature. To make the most of the view, you’ll stop at a hillside restaurant overlooking the terraces where you can enjoy a relaxed local lunch surrounded by jungle and fresh air. Lunch is available at your own expense, giving you the freedom to choose what you’d like while soaking in one of Bali’s most peaceful landscapes.

valley with sweeping views of rice terraces and jungle. Try out a variety of swings and giant bird nests designed for those perfect Bali photos — your guide will help you find the best angles while the on-site team makes sure everything is safe and comfortable. This optional picture-session stop is great for couples, friends, and families looking to capture iconic Ubud moments. You can choose your swing package and pay for tickets on-site at the venue. Once you’ve selected your package, a free flowing dress is available to wear for your photos, with plenty of colors to choose from. For safety, the maximum weight allowed on the swings is 150 kg.

Relax at a hillside spot overlooking lush valleys while you enjoy a selection of fresh Balinese coffee and herbal teas served as a complimentary refreshment. It’s a calm moment to recharge, take in the natural views, and enjoy the cool mountain air before heading to the temple. A refreshing little interlude to balance your Ubud day.

Bali’s most important and spiritual sites. Dating back to the 10th century, this holy spring temple is famous for its purification pools, where Balinese Hindus come for melukat, a traditional cleansing ritual. With your guide, you’ll walk through the temple’s tranquil courtyards, admire the intricate stone carvings, and learn the legend behind the holy spring said to be created by the god Indra. You’ll have time to observe the purification rituals, soak in the peaceful atmosphere, and feel the deep spiritual energy that makes this place so special. Please note that if you wish to enter the water for the blessing, a sarong is required and can be rented at the temple. A meaningful, cultural highlight to round out your Ubud experience.

Set in a lush jungle valley, the falls cascade powerfully down into a natural pool, creating a dramatic backdrop for photos. You can enjoy the view from the top viewpoint or take the stairs down to feel the cool mist up close — your guide will lead the way and share tips for the best photo spots. Surrounded by green cliffs and tropical trees, it’s a refreshing and scenic final stop to complete your day before heading back to your hotel. A perfect last look at Bali’s natural beauty as the day winds down.