Batik is one of Indonesia's cultural heritages, and in Bali itself began to develop in the 70s which was centered in Batu Bulan village. Here the travelers can see the technique of making motives using hands,and the motives themselves illustrate the story of the gods or about the life of the Balinese themselves.

Silverworks in Bali began to develop in 1930 which initially functioned only for religious ceremonies and equipment for the royal palace. The development of silver was also used for jewelry, in this place there were several stages of manufacture that could be seen directly on the spot.

Seeing the neat landscape of rice fields in Ceking village. Get to know the Subak Bali irrigation system with a little down to the fields and taking pictures. Here there is also a playground known as AYUNAN or Bali Swing, to play, you can directly buy tickets on the spot

Seeing the mountain scenery that is still active at an altitude above 1000 meters, which has erupted 26 times from 1804. Lunch time is in the form of an Indonesian buffet while enjoying views of Mount Batur. During the rainy season sometimes the weather is dark and cloudy so you can't see the beautiful scenery here

Tirta Empul is one of the old and famous temples in Bali. Where this temple is used for the process of cleansing the ceremony known as the Melukat ceremony. This temple is open to the public and to enter it everyone is required to wear a sarong. In the inner area before entering the temple there will be a holy shower. Visitors are invited to enter the pool by changing clothes using green sarongs available at the rental counter.

The waterfall located in Kemenuh village is the last stop on this tour. Please go down the stairs to the river, for those who don't want to go down can see from above.