Best places: Tourist attractions in Penglipuran, Indonesia

Restoran dan kelas yg menggunakan bahan- bahan berkualitas dan organik, tersedia jg menu vegetarian.

👍👍 The rice terrace is beautiful and the owners are so friendly. Free to visit, just provide a little donation or buy some drinks or products from the family. This is a real rice farm run by a real family and aside from it being more scenic than the surrounding terraces, it feels really nice to be dire...

Traditional Balinese village selling handicrafts & local produce & offering homestay accommodation.

👍👍 Quiet and calm temple that usually used by locals to do Melukat (purification) ceremony. It's surrounded by pool, jungle, mini waterfall, and river, I love the vibes here, very relaxing and also sacred. If you want to try Melukat, you have to wear sarong before you entering the pool. This temple is...

👍👍 A short walk of 10mins descending and passing through bridges, this is a very modernized, well-maintained tourist attraction. You have a nice changing rooms, toilettes, and gazebo and benches to sit on. The area is clean equipped with trash cans. It’s bright but still in the shade. The swimming pool...

Guided tours of a presidential summer palace, part of a larger complex with a temple & ritual baths.

👍👍 I had an intense but amazing Melukat experience at this temple. I said intense because it involves trekking down the river to get to the falls. We were lucky that there were no other tourists when we went there so we had the place to ourselves. There was a man who seemed to be one of the keepers of...

👍👍 My partner and I visited Taman Sari waterfall on a Saturday afternoon and had the best time! The natural pool area is large and open, with relatively shallow waters for people/children afraid of deep waters. There are two main waterfall areas on two levels, both are great. Surrounding nature is beau...

Hindu Balinese temple with a bathing area containing holy spring water for ritual purification.

😐 Amazing waterfall. The road enter to the location is quiet.and less people go there. Don't go alone there. once you arrive there you will find a box for small donation maybe around 10k or depend how much you can donate, pay and go to the waterfall. 5 mint walk till you arrived to see the waterfall.t...

👍👍 Visit Date 28 December 2019 What can you do here : Melukat (holi water spiritual cleansing rituals) Sembahyang (praying) Other information about this place please use google ☺️ btw on the way you walk there, some local sell traditional food,fresh fruit, fried fruit with cheap price (I compare with...

Waterfall tumbling through a cave opening, lit by shafts of sunlight & reached by a forest trail.

11th-century temple & funerary complex with 10 rock-cut shrines carved into cliff niches.

👍👍 The facilities (parking, signage) have not fully recovered after the pandemic but we LOVEEE this waterfall so much. No crowd when we came yesterday, passing the off beaten path with beautiful rice field along the way, going down the stairs then through an adventurous cave tunnel with stairs, and fin...

👍👍 A big big thanks for Google Map, i found this place on this app haha! Definitely a hidden gem, located not that far from Gianyar city center. It takes 2-3 hours ride from Denpasar. It's located deep down to the local's neighborhood, so better not to rush because you will pass a village street. Once...

Art-filled, 13th-century Balinese Hindu temple with elaborate architecture & an ancient banyan tree.

Coffee plantation in a jungle setting, with tours & tastings, landscape sculptures & zip lines.

👍👍 Very beautiful place, totally empty when we went! Ryan, a local man at the entrance was very kind! It’s a hidden gem and not touristy at all unlike the famous waterfall up north. Come here instead if you can! The entrance isn’t very obvious, and the location on google as of now (May 2023) is a bit o...

Sprawling venue with lush, tropical vegetation, coffee & tea tastings & a zipline through foliage.

👍👍 One of the best temples in Bali! They only ask for a donation. From 2pm - 5pm they perform a traditional bali dance. I was the only foreign, so it was a unique experience.