Watch how each gong is molded, painted, and hand-tuned using only the gong-smith’s ear — a fascinating process that connects deeply with Balinese spirituality. You’ll even have a chance to try playing the gamelan yourself.

Explore ancient stone carvings, sacred manuscripts, and even a rare stone coffin used by Balinese royalty in the past.

You’ll walk through lush fields of coffee trees, tropical fruits, herbs, and spices. Enjoy a tasting session of locally made teas and coffees, including the world-famous Luwak coffee, served with traditional Balinese snacks. Before you leave, you’ll have the chance to purchase freshly packed coffee, tea, or chocolate to bring home.

Dans les fraîches montagnes de Kintamani, admirez la vue sur le mont Batur. La lave noire s'écoule du sommet de ce volcan actif jusqu'au fond de la vallée, où se trouve le lac Batur, le plus grand lac de Bali, scintillant à sa base. Faites une halte pour un délicieux déjeuner (à vos frais), servi dans un restaurant local proposant un buffet indonésien et des panoramas magnifiques. Admirez le lac en forme de croissant, entouré des parois abruptes du cratère où le mont Batur originel est entré en éruption il y a des dizaines de milliers d'années.

On the way in, you’ll pass through a peaceful bamboo forest before arriving at the village gates. Here, you’ll have the chance to wear traditional Balinese custom and stroll through the beautifully preserved streets, observing daily life and strong cultural values.