Places of interest will be visited during Karangasem Tour

GOA LAWAH/BAT CAVE
it is one of the state temple of Klungkung regency. Legend has it that when Klungkung was ruled from Kusamba, a prince of Mengwi sought protection here and entered the bat cave. He was not seen again until emerged nearly 20 kms to the north, at Pura Besakih. No one has since tried to enter the cave to prove whether it really extends that far. Marvel at the thousands of bats amidst the acrid smell of their dropping that cover the shrines.The blue ocean is just apposite of this temple with the black sand unfolding throughout the coastal.

TIRTA GANGGA
Tirta Gangga means ” water of Gangga ” refers to the sacred river of Hindu. The last King of Karangasem, Anak Agung Anglurah, built it in around 1948 as one of his three testaments to his obsession with pools, moats and fountains. Tirtagangga’s elegant palace was damaged on several occasions, including the 1963 eruption of Mount Agung. It isn’t grand, but it’s still a place of beauty and reminder of the former power of the Balinese Kings. It has an impressive terraced area featuring numerous pools, water channels and fountains set in a well-maintained garden. You can swim in the biggest spring fed pool. Firstly, this garden is utilized by empire family for bathing place and now have been arranged natty and fascinate. There is big clean water source that is poured into a channel and go to the tower to make a water fountain.This water fountain is an icon of Tirta Gangga which is many visited by tourists.

TENGANAN VILLAGE
Tenganan Village is a traditional Balinese country side with unique cultures and social life from the local community. It is one of the ancient villages in Bali where its society life different from the other village exist in Bali Island. The societies of Tenganan Village strongly keep the unique activities and custom rule that is one of the fascinations for tourist to visit. The house building is kept originally including the model and function to support the rule of village . Anyway, Tenganan today is a wealthy village, and the only place in Indonesia that produces the celebrated geringsing double ikat weaving.

TOUR ITINERARY
08:00 – Pick up at the hotel
09.30 – Visit Goa Lawah/Bat Cave
10.30 – Visit Tenganan Village
12.30 – Enjoy the lunch at local restaurant in Candidasa
13.30 – Visit Tirta Gangga
15.30 – Back to hotel
17.30 – Arrive at hotel

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Days of Operation : Everyday
Maximum # of Bookings : 6
Price includes : Transfer from/to Hotel, Air conditioned Vehicle, English speaking Guide/driver, Insurance
Price does not include : Lunch is not included in the tour price.
What to bring : Modest Cloth, camera, insect repellant, Sunscreen, sport shoes and money