Wonders of the East
Description:
Choosing this tour of Bali, you will visit the most interesting and mysterious places on the eastern coast of the island, the sights of which will undoubtedly amaze you with their uniqueness.
The excursion to the east with a Russian-speaking guide begins at 8:30 in the morning and lasts all day. The first place we will visit is the ancient Goa Lawah temple, built in the 11th century. On the territory of the temple there is a cave of bats, the walls and ceiling of which are completely strewn with bats, who return here daily after a night hunt. According to ancient legend, the sacred cave goes deep into the island for about 30 km and comes to the surface near the mother temple of Bali - Besakih. Our next point will be the water palace of Tirt Ganga, which in Sanskrit means “sacred water of the Ganga River”.
On the territory of the palace there are many fountains, swimming pools with sacred spring water, picturesque ponds with huge golden-red carp and carved bridges thrown over ponds. The spring, on the site of which the palace was erected, beats directly from under the roots of the sacred tree of Banuan.
The spring waters supply the city of Amlapura, and the Balinese still use it for ceremonies. Next we will go to another wonderful palace on the water Taman Ujung, which is located on the ocean in the tiny fishing village of Ujung. Until 1945, the Royal Family lived here and received high-ranking guests.
In this magical place you can enjoy truly fascinating views: on the one hand, the palace is surrounded by high mountains, on the tops of which curly clouds sleep, and on the other - a beautiful view of the ocean. And at the end of our tour we will stop at White Sand Beach, one of the best beaches in Bali. On the way back, you can stop at one of the observation decks to enjoy the picturesque views and take stunning photos.