Bali Ubud Tour Package

Pura Taman Kemuda Saraswati Temple
Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
Tegalalang Village Rice Field
Goa Gajah Temple - Elephant Cave
Pura Taman Kemuda Saraswati Temple
Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
Tegalalang Village Rice Field
Goa Gajah Temple - Elephant Cave
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Duration
6 Days
Accomodation
3 Star Deluxe
Group Size
2-6 People
Meals
As Mentioned
Transport
On Private
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Bali

Trip Overview

Ranked number 1 in Tripadvisor’s “Best of the Best Destinations 2026” Travelers’ Choice Awards, Bali is a destination of endless discovery! Treasured by millions, this island province has got everything from ancient Hindu temples to bustling markets and vibrant green rice terraces.

For Nepali tourists who are looking to explore beyond scenic islands and picture perfect beaches, this 6-Day Bali Ubud Tour might be the one you’re looking for! 

You’ll start your tour in Ubud, a charming town located in the highlands of central Bali. Here, you’ll explore sites like the Pura Taman Kemuda Saraswati Temple, Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, and Ubud Royal Palace, which have captured Bali’s thriving history, rich natural beauty, and cultural traditions. 

For history buffs, a few renowned Balinese temples like Tirta Empul, Goa Gajah, and Taman Ayun Royal are also covered, helping you delve deeper into Bali’s ancient heritage and spiritual beliefs.

To make this tour more educational and engaging, you’ll also be visiting a highland to visit coffee plantations. Along this journey, you’ll also be getting to taste many local Balinese delicacies along with Kopi Luwak, one of the world’s most expensive coffees!

The fun just doesn’t end there. You’ll also be touring the renowned Tegallalang Village, where you’ll be able to see lush green rice terraces cascading down hills, creating that perfect backdrop for taking those eye-catching shots during vacation.

So, don’t wait anymore and quickly send us an inquiry. See for yourself why Bali remains one of Asia’s most visited destinations and go on a journey filled with unforgettable adventures!

Tour’s Top Destinations and Best Travel Season

Destination 

Best Known For 

Attractions Covered 

Optimal Travel Season 

In and around Bali 

Vibrant rice terraces, historic temples, picturesque waterfalls, and colorful markets 

Temples & Spiritual Sites:

  • Pura Taman Kemuda Saraswati Temple
  • Tirta Empul Temple
  • Goa Gajah Temple
  • Taman Ayun Royal Temple

Nature & Waterfalls:

  • Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary 
  • Tegenungan Waterfall

Culture, Villages & Heritage:

  • Ubud Royal Palace Batubulan Village
  • Mas Village
  • Tegallalang Village

May, June, and September. 

Admire the Lotus-Filled Beauty of Saraswati Temple

Aside from Bali being known for its scenic natural landscapes, it’s also home to many Hindu temples. Locally called puras, temples here carry immense significance as they function as the social fabric of the community. 

You’ll start your tour by visiting Pura Taman Kemuda Saraswati Temple (also called Ubud Water Palace), dedicated to Saraswati, the goddess of learning and knowledge. Believed to have been established between 1951 and 1952, the temple’s main highlights are the lotus ponds that span across the outer courtyards with a scenic pathway in the middle. 

To get the full experience, you can go on a peaceful walk in the temple grounds and admire the rich architecture of this historical site. 

Wander Through the Enchanting Monkey Forest

You’ll continue your Ubud adventure by visiting the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary (commonly known as Ubud Monkey Forest), a nature reserve and temple complex. Covering an area of around 12.5 hectares, this attraction is home to a large population of long tailed macaques.

During your time here, you’ll be able to see many playful monkeys, lush-green trees and stone bridges. Besides these, this attraction also features three Hindu temples as well. 

Step Into Royal Heritage at Ubud Royal Palace 

Also called Puri Saren Agung, the Ubud Royal Palace is another of Bali’s top attractions. The palace has remained an important landmark where visitors can catch a glimpse of the palace’s architectural styles and historical legacy. 

The palace also continues to serve as the residence of the Ubud royal family, so certain areas are restricted for public view. Featuring ancient pavilions, stone guardian statues, a palace courtyard and a prayer courtyard, this destination also organizes the popular Legong dance performance.

Experience Traditional Arts in Bali’s Villages

Explore Batubulan, a cultural village located in the Sukawati area of Gianyar regency. This village is especially known for the Barong and Keris dances, traditional Balinese art performances. Furthermore, this attraction is also known for traditional art forms like stone carving as well.

Next, explore Mas Village, famous for its long standing tradition of wood carving. The destination is home to many skilled artisans who craft many exceptional wooden items that are centered around Balinese culture and religion. 

Exploring the Mas village will surely be an educational experience, as you’ll be able to learn about the various techniques and tools used in Balinese wood carving.

Witness the Vibrant Rice Terraces of Tegallalang Village

Being one of Bali’s most iconic destinations, the Tegalalang Village is home to the popular Tegallang Rice Terraces

Upon visiting these rice terraces, you can see rice paddies being grown in tiered slopes that follow a traditional SUBAK irrigation system. This irrigation system follows a holistic approach, where water taken from natural sources like lakes and rivers is equally distributed to the farmers owning these rice paddies. 

Soak in the Spiritual Atmosphere of Tirta Empul Temple 

As Bali is known for its Hindu temples, you’ll be visiting the Tirta Empul Temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu

Believed to have been established in 962 AD during the reign of the Warmadewa dynasty, the temple consists of three main zones, which are the Jaba Pura (outer yard), Jaba Tengah (central yard), and Jeroan (inner sanctum). 

Additionally, the water of the temple is believed to have purification properties, so many locals and tourists participate in purification rituals like the Melukat ceremony.

Uncover the Magic of Goa Gajah Temple

Next, explore the Goa Gajah Temple dedicated to revered Hindu deities Ganesh and Shiva. One of the most interesting sites here is the cave temple, which features a striking stone carved face believed to ward off evil spirits. 

Inside the cave temple, visitors are able to see ancient stone carvings, a statue of Lord Ganesh, and other Hindu sacred shrines. Additionally, the temple features an ancient bathing pool, a courtyard, and historic statues.

To add a touch of relaxation, you’ll also stop by Tegenungan Waterfall, where you can see the dip in your feet by the shore of the waterfall, click those stunning photos/videos, and absorb the scenic beauty of this destination. 

Discover the Majestic Taman Ayun Royal Temple

The Taman Ayun Royal Temple is another of Bali’s most renowned sites. Located in the Mengwi Village, this historic site features many multi-tiered towers and ancient shrines, which have helped preserve its rich historical legacy and architectural heritage.

Additionally, the temple is also surrounded by a moat and lush greenery providing travelers with a peaceful atmosphere and a break from Bali’s fast-paced energy.

Bali Ubud Tour Package Highlight

  • A private and customized tour.
  • Explore one of Indonesia’s most famous destinations, Bali!
  • Tour ancient Balinese sites like Ubud Royal Palace, Tirta Empul Temple, and Goa Gajah Temple.
  • Discover Batubulan Village and learn about Bali’s thriving history and cultural legacy.
  • Visit Mas village, which is known for its traditional wood-carved statues and paintings.
  • Catch epic views of vibrant green rice terraces in Tegalalang Village.
  • Taste an assortment of Balinese coffee along with learning how Kopi Luwak, one of the world’s most expensive coffee, is grown and produced.

Outline Itinerary

Day 01: Fly from Kathmandu, Arrive in Bali.

Day 02: Ubud Town Full Day Tour.

Day 03: Village Visit, Coffee Plantation Tour.

Day 04: Temple Tour.

Day 05: Tegenungan Waterfall and Taman Ayun Royal Temple Tour.

Day 06: Farewell, Departure.

Detailed Itinerary

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Day 1

Fly from Kathmandu, Arrive in Bali.

At. (Your Arrival Time): Welcome to Bali, Indonesia! Upon arrival at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, you will be warmly greeted by our representative, who will ensure your transfer to your pre-booked hotel. 

Upon arrival at your accommodation, complete the check-in procedure and have some rest. Depending upon your arrival time and schedule, you can also explore nearby areas around your hotel on your own and, if you choose to do so, return back to your accommodation and enjoy your overnight stay. 

Meal: Not Included.

Day 2

Ubud Town Full Day Tour.

At. 08:00 AM: Welcome to a new day in Bali! After a satisfying breakfast, you’ll be heading towards Ubud, one of Bali’s most prominent towns. Situated in the highlands of central Bali, this destination is perfect for travelers who are into wellness, nature, art, and culture. 

To begin the tour, you’ll first visit Pura Taman Kemuda Saraswati Temple (also known as Ubud Water Palace) dedicated to Goddess Saraswati, who represents wisdom and knowledge in Hindu culture. 

Known for its tranquil water gardens, Balinese architecture, scenic lotus ponds, and sacred shrines, this temple will offer you a glimpse into Bali’s rich cultural heritage. 

The beauty of this sacred temple will leave you speechless, as you’ll get to see a massive pond with many fountains in the middle, lush green trees, colorful flowers, and even statues of the five Pandava brothers standing on lotus platforms. 

After this, make your way to the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary (also referred to as Ubud Monkey Forest), a popular nature reserve and temple complex. Home to a large population of long tailed macaques, this attraction will provide you a perfect mix of nature, Balinese culture, and wildlife.

Note: We advise you to avoid feeding or touching the monkeys and follow the sanctuary's safety guidelines.

Additionally, the sanctuary also features three ancient temples, namely, Dalem Agung, Beji, and Prajapati, that have helped Bali’s thriving historical legacy. As you’ll explore this destination, you’ll get to witness lush-green trees, scenic pathways, and playful monkeys, which will surely boost your mood and energy levels!

Next, you’ll explore Ubud Royal Palace (also known as Puri Saren Agung), an unmissable spot for history buffs. Built during the 1800s, only certain sections of the palace are accessible to the public, as the royal family still resides here. There is a palace courtyard, ancient pavilions, stone guardian statues, and a prayer courtyard that you can explore during your time here. 

At the entrance, you’ll also see stone guardian statues that are believed to ward off evil spirits and keep the palace safe from harm in Balinese mythology. Once all the sightseeing activities are over, you’ll be dropped back at the hotel where you can enjoy your overnight stay.

Note: If there’s extra time, you can also tour the Ubud Market and shop for local souvenirs and return back to your accommodation on your own. 

Meal: Breakfast Included.

Day 3

Village Visit, Coffee Plantation Tour.

At. 09:00 AM: Start your day with a delicious breakfast at the hotel. After this, you’ll be proceeding with the day’s sightseeing activities. Firstly, you’ll explore Batubulan Village, an artistic village popular for traditional art forms like stone carving and Balinese cultural performances. 

After this, you’ll be visiting Mas Village, known for its high quality wood-carved statues and paintings, which also features many workshops/galleries that showcase live wood carving demonstrations. Exploring this village will surely be an educational experience, as you’ll be able to learn about the various techniques and tools used in Balinese wood carving.

Following this, you’ll also continue your sightseeing tour to a highland in Bali to visit scenic coffee plantations. Exploring these plantations can be a great way to learn about Bali’s local agriculture and the process of growing and producing coffee.

As Bali is well-known for its high quality coffee beans, you’ll also get to experience the traditional method of making one of the world’s most expensive coffees, Kopi Luwak. And one of the most shocking things is that these coffee beans are actually digested and excreted by civets (an animal native to Southeast Asia). A major highlight of this tour is that you’ll also be tasting a few Indonesian coffees here as well!

Following this, you’ll be visiting the renowned Tegalalang Village, an unmissable destination for nature lovers! This village is primarily known for its lush-green rice terraces that you’ll be visiting, which is said to be every photographer’s dream destination. As there are many narrow trails and small pathways that weave through these rice terraces, you can take a walk along these areas as well.

Once all sightseeing activities are over, you’ll be dropped back at your hotel, where you can enjoy your overnight stay. 

Meal: Breakfast Included.

Day 4

Bali Temple Tour.

At. 08:00 AM: Once you’ve had your delicious breakfast at the hotel, you’ll begin your temple tour consisting of Ubud’s major temples.

First on the list, you’ll tour Tirta Empul Temple (only visit, no participation in bathing ritual) dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Tracing back its history, the temple was believed to have been established in 962 AD during the ruling of the Warmadewa dynasty. 

Built in a traditional Balinese architecture, the temple features three major regions, namely the Jaba Pura (the outer courtyard), Jaba Tengah (middle courtyard), and Jeroan (inner sanctum). 

After soaking in the spiritual atmosphere of the place, you’ll then visit Goa Gajah Temple (also known as Elephant Cave), one of Bali’s most fascinating historical and archaeological sites.

This temple site is known for its unique-looking cave temple that features a striking stone carved face that may be a little scary to look at first, but legend has it that it was actually built to protect the temple from evil and harm.

If you enter the cave temple, you’ll get to see many sacred shrines and a statue of Lord Ganesh. Aside from this, the temple complex also features ancient courtyards and a water tank as well. After completing the sightseeing tour, you’ll be taken back to the hotel where you can enjoy your overnight stay. 

Meal: Breakfast Included.

Day 5

Tegenungan Waterfall and Taman Ayun Royal Temple Tour.

At. 08:00 AM: Once you've had your breakfast at the hotel, you’ll proceed for your sightseeing activities, where you’ll firstly visit Tegenungan Waterfall. Being an absolutely scenic destination, the waterfall is said to stand at a height of 15 meters

For the best experience, you can dip your feet near the shore of the waterfall, click those Instagram worthy shots, or even take a refreshing swim, but we do advise you to be careful, as water levels significantly rise after heavy rainfall. Follow the guide’s safety instructions and advice before taking part in this activity.

After this, you’ll continue on your tour to Taman Ayun Royal Temple, which features courtyards, multi-tiered meru towers, tranquil ponds, and historic shrines. Exploring this site will help you learn about Bali’s rich, flourishing cultural heritage. 

After visiting these two sites, you’re free to explore the rest of the evening on your own terms. If you choose to venture outside, return back to the hotel and enjoy your overnight stay.

Meal: Breakfast Included.

Day 6

Farewell, Departure

At. 08:00 AM: After having your delicious breakfast, if you have some free time before your flight schedule, you can also explore the nearby areas near your hotel and then can return to complete the check-out procedure. 

You will then be driven to the I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport for your flight back home. We hope you made lots of wonderful memories along the way, and may the memories of this trip always stay with you forever!

Note: Please reach the airport 3 hours before your scheduled flight. 

Meal: Breakfast Included.

Price Includes

  • Indonesia visa cost.
  • Airport pick and drop off on a private basis.
  • All 5 nights of accommodation on a double/twin sharing basis in 3 star hotels.
  • Daily breakfast from the second day of the tour.
  • Entrance tickets to all sightseeing places mentioned.
  • Private A/C vehicle for all mentioned sightseeings.
  • An English speaking tour guide during sightseeing.

Price Excludes

  • International flight tickets.
  • Bali tourism levy fee that costs approximately 10 USD (to be paid at the airport). 
  • Meals not mentioned in the itinerary.
  • Any kind of travel and medical insurance.
  • Additional sightseeing or usage of vehicles not mentioned in the itinerary.
  • Entrance fees/passes besides those mentioned in the inclusion list.
  • Expenses arise because of early check-in or late checkout of the hotel.
  • Nature of personal expenses such as hotel/room upgrades, room service (food and drinks), phone calls, gratuity, laundry, and extra tours.
  • Services that aren’t mentioned above.

Travel Guide and Tips

The Bali Ubud Tour Package from Nepal is designed to give you a taste of the rich heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and lively culture of both these destinations. The details regarding this tour package include a detailed itinerary designed for your convenience. For any assistance or customization requests, please feel free to contact us anytime. 

Our primary objective is to deliver an exceptional travel experience by creating personalized itineraries tailored to your specific requirements and group size, ensuring a private tour that exceeds your expectations. 

We are dedicated to making your trip memorable, offering personalized service and attention to detail. Whether you are traveling solo, as a couple, or with a group, our tour package promises a unique and spiritual experience in the heart of Bali. 

Trip Booking Process

Booking your tour package with us is a seamless process designed for your convenience. Simply reach out via phone, email, or WhatsApp to express your interest, and our 24/7 team will assist you promptly. During your consultation, our travel consultant will discuss your preferences, travel dates, accommodations, and any specific needs you have for the trip.

Based on this discussion, we will craft a customized itinerary tailored to your interests and schedule. We are happy to make any adjustments to ensure it meets your expectations. After reviewing the proposed itinerary and confirming your satisfaction with the quotation, you can proceed by securing your booking with a deposit as outlined in the invoice. 

Once we receive your advance payment, we will confirm your hotel reservations and other necessary arrangements. Later, we will share the hotel booking vouchers, flight tickets and visas (if necessary and booked through us), and the revised invoice. The remaining payment should have been paid once everything is confirmed from our end. 

We won't be responsible for any service disturbance due to a partial or late payment from your end. After your trip, we would love to hear about your experience. Your feedback helps us continually improve our services.

Visa Requirements and Travel Documents

Nepali tourists are provided with an E-visa policy that allows them to stay in Indonesia for 60 days. And to apply for this visa type, you’ll need to submit all these documents listed down below:

  • Scanned copy of your passport (with 6 months of validity).
  • 1 MRP size scanned photo taken on a white background (for photos, white shirts with white backgrounds are not acceptable).
  • Scanned copy of 3 months bank statement with a minimum 3 lakh closing balance.

Note: Before traveling to both Indonesia, Nepali citizens are required to have a travel digital arrival card, which can be done online at least 1-2 days before their departure date.

Useful Money and Currency Tips

When traveling from Nepal to Indonesia, it's essential to consider currency exchange and money management tips to ensure a smooth and efficient trip. When traveling to this destination, it is advisable to bring a minimum of USD 500-1000 in cash to ensure readiness for initial expenses and unforeseen circumstances.

This amount can cover expenses such as meals, additional places, and shopping. While credit cards are widely accepted in both these destinations, having cash on hand is beneficial, especially for small purchases, taxis, and markets where cash transactions are common.

By preparing adequately with cash and understanding local currency practices, you can enhance the experience and facilitate smooth transactions throughout your stay in Singapore.

Best Time to Visit Bali

Bali experiences two distinct seasons which are the dry season (April to October) and the wet season (November to March). But the most optimal seasons to visit Bali are the months of May, June and September

In general, these months offer pleasant weather conditions and fewer chances of rainfall, ideal for engaging in many adventurous, historical and cultural sightseeing activities.

Attractions like the Tegalalang Village, Taman Ayun Royal Temple, Ubud Royal Palace and Tegenungan Waterfall are typically packed with tourists, as these months are also considered to be one of Bali’s peak seasons, so travelers should take into account that prices for flights and accommodation are much higher in comparison to other months of the year.

On the opposite spectrum, the rainy season that begins from November to March brings frequent rainfall, humidity and cloudy weather. 

Why Choose Holidays to Nepal?

Holidays to Nepal, an employee-owned travel company, stands out for its unwavering commitment to excellence in travel arrangements.

With a dedicated focus on delivering exceptional value, we ensure every aspect of your journey is meticulously planned and executed to perfection.

Our outbound tours are crafted to highlight various countries, offering diverse cultural experiences and stunning landscapes.

As passionate travel experts, we prioritize personalized service and strive to exceed expectations, ensuring every trip with us is a memorable exploration of the world's wonders.

In addition, we conduct tours in Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Maldives, Dubai, Malaysia, China, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Turkey and India.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Could you tell me about the attractions covered on this tour?

    On this 6-day Bali Heritage and Nature Tour, you’ll be exploring a few of Bali’s popular attractions like Ubud Royal Palace, Batubulan Village, Tirta Empul Temple, Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, and Mas Village, among others. 

  • Is a tour guide provided in this package?

    Yes, an English speaking tour guide is provided in this tour who will ensure that you get the best travel experiences in Bali.

  • Can this itinerary be customized to my liking?

    Yes, this itinerary can be customized to your personal travel interests. If you would like to add or remove any sightseeing destinations, please provide us with prior notice at the time of booking.

  • What should I pack for this Bali trip?

    In general, you can pack light weight clothing items, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses and a light rain jacket. You can also carry any regular prescribed medications that you use on a daily basis, essential travel documents among others. 

  • Is English commonly spoken in Bali?

    Yes, English is widely spoken in Bali, especially in major tourist areas like Seminayak, Ubud, Canggu and Kuta. Additionally, a few Balinese phrases that you can learn before traveling to this destination are:

    • Good morning/Good afternoon – Selamat Pagi/Selamat Sore
    • Excuse me – Permisi
    • Nice to meet you – Salam Kenal
    • How are you? – Apa Kabar?
    • How much does it cost? – Berapa Harganya?

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