Bedugul & Rice Terraces – All Inclusive Private Tour
Escape the crowds for a day. Explore misty mountain temples, emerald-green UNESCO rice fields, and the iconic floating temple on Lake Bratan—all with your private English-speaking guide.
Departure time: 07. 00 AM
Duration:
✅10 Hours for Full Day Tours
Price start from IDR 1,450K / person
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Tour Overview
This full-day private tour takes you into Bali’s cool central highlands, far from the crowded southern beaches. You’ll visit four of the island’s most photogenic and culturally rich sites: the royal temple of Mengwi, the serene lakeside Ulun Danu Beratan, the sacred forest temple on Mount Batukaru, and the breathtaking Jatiluwih Rice Terraces—a UNESCO World Heritage site.
With your own licensed guide, you’ll avoid the traffic, beat the crowds (morning start), and learn the real stories behind each temple and landscape. All entry fees, bottled water, sarongs for temple visits, and private transport are included—so you can simply enjoy the journey.
What Makes This Tour Different?
Your Day at a Glance
- ✅ Pickup at your hotel We start early to avoid traffic and enjoy cooler morning temperatures.
- ✅ Taman Ayun Temple (Mengwi) Explore the royal water temple of the Mengwi kingdom, surrounded by a lotus-filled moat. This 17th-century temple is one of Bali’s most elegant and well-preserved.
- ✅ Ulun Danu Beratan Temple (Bedugul) The iconic “floating temple” on Lake Bratan. With mist rising from the water and the cool mountain air, this is one of Bali’s most photographed—and most magical—sites.
- ✅ Scenic drive to Batukaru Optional stop for coffee or photos of the lush highland landscapes.
- ✅ Pura Batukaru Temple Nestled deep in the tropical forest on the slopes of Mount Batukaru, this holy temple is quiet, mysterious, and rarely crowded. A truly special stop.
- ✅ Lunch at Jatiluwih Enjoy lunch with an unforgettable view of the rice terraces. (Lunch at your own expense; your guide will recommend the best local warungs.)
- ✅ Jatiluwih Rice Terraces (UNESCO) Walk among Bali’s largest and most spectacular rice paddies. Follow winding trails through emerald-green terraces, learn about the traditional subak irrigation system, and take photos that will make your friends jealous.
- ✅ Return drive to your hotel
- ✅ Drop-off at your hotel
Destinations You’ll Discover
✅ Taman Ayun Temple – Royal Water Temple
Built in 1634, this beautiful temple complex is surrounded by a wide moat filled with lotus flowers. It was the main temple of the Mengwi kingdom and remains one of Bali’s most architecturally significant sites.
Insider tip: The morning light is perfect for photos here, and the gardens are usually very quiet.
✅ Ulun Danu Beratan Temple – The Floating Temple
Perched on the edge of Lake Bratan in the cool Bedugul highlands (elevation ~1,200m), this 17th-century temple is dedicated to Dewi Danu, the goddess of water, lakes, and rivers. When the water is calm, the multi-tiered shrines reflect perfectly on the lake’s surface, creating the illusion of a floating temple.
Insider tip: Bring a light jacket—Bedugul is noticeably cooler than the coast. The morning mist often creates dreamy, atmospheric photos.
✅ Pura Batukaru Temple – Forest Sanctuary
Hidden in the dense tropical forest on the slopes of Mount Batukaru (Bali’s second-highest volcano), this sacred temple is one of Bali’s nine directional temples. The moss-covered stone walls, towering trees, and complete silence make it feel like stepping into another world.
Insider tip: This is one of the quietest temples on the island. Take time to simply sit and absorb the peaceful atmosphere.
✅ Jatiluwih Rice Terraces – UNESCO World Heritage
Jatiluwih in Balinese means “truly marvelous.” These terraces stretch for kilometers across the mountainous landscape, following the contours of the hills in sweeping, emerald-green curves. Unlike the crowded rice fields near Ubud, Jatiluwih offers space, silence, and scale.
The terraces are maintained by the ancient subak cooperative irrigation system, recognized by UNESCO as a masterpiece of cultural landscape. Your guide will explain how water flows from the forest springs through canals, temples, and channels, with farmers coordinating planting schedules for generations.
Insider tip: Wear comfortable walking shoes. The trails through the rice paddies are easy but can be slippery after rain.
What’s Included
- Private air-conditioned vehicle (maximum 5 persons)
- Licensed English-speaking tour guide (not just a driver)
- All admission fees and donations for all sites visited
- Sarongs for temple visits
- Bottled mineral water (cold)
- Petrol and parking fees
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
What’s Not Included
- Meals (lunch is at your own expense; your guide will recommend great local options)
- Personal expenses (souvenirs, extra drinks, etc.)
Pricing
Tour price per private vehicle (maximum 2 persons). Valid for solo travelers and couples.
- Price in IDR (Indonesian Rupiah) – final settlement in IDR using exchange rates from Bloomberg.com
- Payment is required before the tour via credit card, debit card, or PayPal
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations made by clients for any reason at last-minute cancellations or no-show—will be charged 100% of the total tour price.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this a private tour or a shared group tour?
A: This is a 100% private tour. No other people will join your tour except your family or friends. The vehicle accommodates a maximum of 4 people.
Q: Will I have a guide or just a driver?
A: You’ll have a licensed English-speaking tour guide. Unlike many tour services that provide only a driver, we provide a qualified guide who will explain the history, culture, and stories behind each site.
Q: What should I bring?
A: Comfortable walking shoes, a hat/sunscreen, a light jacket or raincoat (the highlands are cool and misty), a camera, and cash for lunch and souvenirs.
Q: Can we adjust the schedule?
A: Yes! Our service is flexible. If you want to spend more time at a particular temple or skip a stop, just let your guide know.
Q: Do you provide sarongs for temple visits?
A: Yes, sarongs are provided by us. No need to bring your own.
Q: Where do you pick up?
A: We pick up from your hotel lobby anywhere in the main tourist areas (Ubud, Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, Nusa Dua, Sanur, etc.). Contact us if your hotel is outside these areas.
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Book your private Bedugul and Jatiluwih tour today and experience Bali’s cool mountains, ancient temples, and world-famous rice terraces—at your own pace, with your own guide.
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