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
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Destination |
Best Known For |
Attractions Covered |
Optimal Travel Season |
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In and around Bali |
Vibrant rice terraces, historic temples, picturesque waterfalls, and colorful markets |
Temples & Spiritual Sites:
Nature & Waterfalls:
Culture, Villages & Heritage:
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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.
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Thank you so much, Holidays to Nepal team, for their time and effort that they have put into our tour to make it memorable. Our holiday tour to Bali wouldn’t have been completed without your perfect and cosy planning. It was such a good experience, and I will definitely choose Holidays to Nepal for our next trip as well, and I highly recommend others choose them as their travel partner as well. Keep it up, and best of luck for more achievements.