Experience the best sundown spot in Bali on a visit to Uluwatu Temple, a Balinese temple to the sea gods with a commanding view of the Indian Ocean. Part of a series of temples built to protect the island from evil spirits, today its cliffside location is home to a family of friendly monkeys. Once night falls and you have seen the colors of the sunset, experience one of the island's most famous cultural performances at a "kecak" fire dance. Watch the locals act out a scene from the Ramayana with a mesmerizing trance chant, exciting performances of fire dances, and intricate costumes. Then, get the option to enjoy dinner at a seafood restaurant serving delicious barbecue food in Jimbaran Bay. Sink your feet in the sand as you dine and relax at the end of an unforgettable day!

Looking for a one-of-a-kind moment in Bali? This unique experience allows you to enjoy a fun, creative hobby combined with Bali's oldest crafting techniques. Spend a half-day with Ayu, who will introduce you to this special realm of art. She will teach you how to craft your idea into a wearable art piece just like she was taught by her father and her older brother when she was 9 years old. Learn all about what silver jewelry making entails and how it developed over time in Bali. Using 5 grams of silver, create your very own pair of earrings, ring, or pendant. Work together with Ayu to turn new silver into a polished art piece. It’s fun, it’s a challenge and a terrific way to spend your leisure time in Ubud.

Looking for another way to experience the vibrant culture of Bali? Let a Balisene master introduce you to the ancient art of wood carving during this 3-hour creative class. Your instructors will skillfully guide all novice woodcarvers to find the mask, the animal, or the shape that is "hiding" inside each block of wood. Bali’s wood carvers are known throughout the world for their intricate and nuanced wood creations that adorn nearly every home on the island. This skill is inherited from one family generation to the next. Don't miss the opportunity to take part in this extraordinary craft while on the island. Stretch your creative muscle while vacationing in paradise, and then you can take home what you have helped to create as a souvenir you can't buy at any markets. Families and kids are welcome for a memorable cultural experience.

Discover the magic of monkeys in a lush jungle setting with this ticket and guided tour of the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. Choose from tour with hotel transfers in Ubud, a tour hotel transfers in central Bali, or a tour where you meet your guide at the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary.  Select a tour with a transfer and relax on the drive to the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in an air-conditioned car. Meet your local guide at the main entrance and walk by a pond with a colorful collection of Koi fish before passing the through decorative gate where there is a group of macaques. Stroll through a cave-like entrance, one of Monkey Forest best-kept secrets, to uncover a forest full of incredible trees. See long tail macaques running around eating and playing. Keep an eye out for mothers with babies.  Stroll over dragon bridges with beautiful banyan trees and ancient temples that are believed to be inspired by the tree of life from the 'Avatar' movie by James Cameron. Observe mossy relics and statues under dense foliage with little sunlight that has a mysterious and ancient feel. Continue on to an ancient bathing temple, located northwest of the main Ubud Monkey Forest grounds, known as Pura Beji, which is accessed by going down a flight of stairs and next to a stream. Reach the 14th century Pura Dalem Agung Padangtegal which is dedicated to village funerals and acts as another playground of the macaques. Stop to take a selfie with a monkey that you can share with friends and family on social media.  Enhance your tour by purchasing add-ons like lunch at a local restaurant, Luwak coffee tasting, a thrilling jungle swing, an exhilarating ziplining experience, 10 Polaroid camera photos, or a relaxing traditional massage. 

The island of Bali in Indonesia is blessed with plenty of lush greeneries, diverse marine ecosystems, and scenic beaches. While there are many ways to enjoy each destination on the island, nothing could be more memorable than witnessing the majestic sunset while savoring fresh seafood on Jimbaran Beach. Visit New Dewata Cafe on the beautiful coast of Jimbaran, Kedonganan Beach, and enjoy the spectacular Balinese sunset. Be in awe as the sun turns the landscape into a stunning crimson-orange. Perfect for romantic dates or family occasions, this experience will surely make you fall for Bali's beauty. Enjoy a wonderful dinner by the beach to end your tiring day! Alternatively, if you savor their delicious seafood, you can do it anytime in the day!

Take a sensory journey through the diverse cultures of Indonesian as you watch the acclaimed "Devdan - Treasure of the Archipelago" show. Experience a spectacular mash-up of dance, acrobatics, music and special effects at a show that pays homage to the traditions of Indonesia's many islands. The high-energy show offers a fun time for the whole family. Journey to areas such as Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan, Bali and Papua. Marvel at the traditional dances and costumes of the archipelago, along with the special effects and acrobatic acts of the 45-minute performance, which is suitable for all ages. Take souvenir photos with the performers once the show ends, if you wish. Upgrade your night with VIP seating and relax in the comfort of a leather "lazy boy" chair, or choose from prime view, good view or rearview seating on booking.

Learn a practical craft from a local Balinese teacher and create a woven keepsake as a reminder of your Balinese holiday in just two hours. Discover one or more weaving combinations that Balinese people have successfully utilized to craft hand-woven baskets used in everyday life on the island. The lontar plant is part of the bamboo family and has been used in Balinese culture for centuries to weave baskets to serve the family's practical needs. During this weaving class, delight in a 2-hour cultural adventure suitable for experienced weavers or curious first-timers alike.

Immerse yourself in the colorful spectacle of a Kecak fine dance performance during your stay in Ubud. Enjoy a performance by a local dance troupe, followed by dinner featuring Balinese cuisine in a restaurant nestled amongst rice paddies. Kecak Dance is believed to originate from a Balinese ancient ritual to repel evil spirits in which dancers fall into a trance. Bali's famous fire dance is a spectacular performance that immerses you in Indonesian tradition and culture. The spectacular Balinese Kecak fire dance performance is held at Tanah Gajah Ubud's atmospheric candle-lit outdoor amphitheater. After the show, you can take photos with the talented performers who are happy to pose for photos to remember your experience. Following the show, make your way to The Tempayan restaurant for the Royal Rijsttafel dinner experience, featuring local Balinese cuisine. Drawing inspiration from Ubud's rich history and local culture, the restaurant is influenced by the designs of Balinese-style pavilions and offers unobstructed panoramic views of Tanah Gajah’s rice fields and the tropical jungle beyond from every table.

Take your appreciation of Balinese painting to a deeper level as you learn all the basics of creating a traditional painting. Let your creative side enjoy a unique kind of art with a local teacher by your side. Pak Sulendra will help you draw a sketch of a traditional motif on canvas or feel free to bring your own inspired idea. Proceed to color it vibrantly using a centuries-old painting style passed through generations of Balinese painters. Learn about the the two-dimensional world of Balinese traditional painting, which uses repeating figures of natural, historical, or religious themes painted with the few natural colors available on the island.  This workshop is suitable for all ages and abilities as your local instructor will guide you all the way, aiming for all guests to leave the gallery having enjoyed their class and connected to the Balinese experience.

Rising from the rugged hills of Bali’s Bukit Peninsula, the magnificent Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue watches over the island. The towering statue is Bali’s most iconic landmark and depicts the Hindu God Wisnu and the mythical eagle, Garuda. Designed by renowned Balinese artist Nyoman Nuarta, the Garuda is the national emblem of Indonesia, an enduring symbol of freedom from oppression. Soaring to a height of almost 400 feet, this is one of the tallest monumental statues in the world. The statue makes a stunning central feature of GWK Cultural Park, a fascinating 60-hectare cultural park that provides a glimpse into Bali’s heritage through cultural performances, folk tales, and immense sculptures. Enjoy panoramic island views as you explore the park on foot or by Segway. Indulge in traditional Indonesian cuisine, immerse yourself in a land steeped in mythology, or plan your next big event in one of GWK’s epic venues.