Transportation & Meeting Options (Choose During Booking) Travelers can select the most suitable transportation and meeting arrangement during booking based on their travel style, accommodation location, and preferred level of flexibility. 1. Meeting Point at the Temple Guests will travel independently to the temple meeting point using their own transportation. 2. Ubud Meeting Point (Shared Transfer) Meet at the designated meeting point in Ubud and continue together with other participants to the temple area. 3. Private Pickup from Ubud Area Enjoy direct private pickup and drop-off from your hotel or villa in the Ubud area. 4. Private Pickup from South Bali Guests staying in Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, Legian, Jimbaran, Sanur, Nusa Dua, or Uluwatu can choose private pickup directly from their accommodation.

Tirta Empul Temple One of Bali’s most sacred water temples, famous for its natural holy spring used for spiritual cleansing rituals for centuries. Travelers will experience the traditional Melukat purification ceremony while learning about Balinese Hindu culture and spiritual practices. Highlights: - Holy spring purification ritual - Traditional Balinese spiritual experience - Ancient temple architecture - Sacred bathing pools and courtyards

Pura Mengening A peaceful and less crowded sacred temple hidden near the jungle and natural spring area. Known for its calm atmosphere and authentic spiritual ambiance, this temple offers a deeper connection to Balinese purification traditions away from larger tourist crowds. Highlights: - Hidden sacred spring temple - Quiet spiritual atmosphere - Authentic local temple experience - Natural jungle surroundings

Umah Kuno Bali is the traditional Balinese house built based on Asta Kosala Kosali, the sacred architectural system of Bali. Each building within the compound—such as the family shrine (sanggah), kitchen (paon), ceremonial pavilion (bale gede), and sleeping quarters (bale meten)—is carefully placed according to spiritual and cosmic principles. The layout reflects harmony between humans, nature, and the divine, following the Balinese philosophy of Tri Hita Karana.