Sacred Sites, Attractions & Activities near Jendela di www.jendeladibali.com Stay Within ‘ The Wheel of Worship ’

This guide gives you a brief insight into the many fascinating sites, temples and attracti ons surrounding Jendela di Bali – a villa in the foothills near .

If you have downloaded this guide and would like to find out more about Jendela di Bali turn to the last page of this guide for more information.

The 'Wheel of Worship'

Villa Jendela di Bali is located in the centre of what we call the ' W heel of W orship' – in every direction from the villa there are sacred hill temples, royal , water gardens and the seaside and all of these sites have enormous religious meaning for the Balinese.

Almos t weekly , the people from our high caste village of Penyembahan will make pilgrimage to the places described in this guide to pray, seek favour from the gods and gather holy water so essential for ceremonies back in the village.

In other parts of the worl d you can visit historic sites that had significance for past civilisations. What makes Bali so fascinating is that the places of historic significance that you can visit are still so vitally important to the Balinese of today – this is a living, breathing culture and religion that has an unbroken lineage going back thousands of years.

Quite often you'll find one of our staff have visited Pura early one morning before they arrive to cook you breakfast. Or perhaps their relatives are on a pilgr image to Besikah Temple or heading to the beach this very afternoon to make an offering for someone recently cremated.

Every day, almost every moment in every village there is a ceremony going on. In a Christian culture we have Christmas, Easter and ever y Sunday as religious events – in Bali just about every day has a religious significance.

You are staying in the heart of Bali and are perfectly placed to discover Bali's heart. We hope you enjoy the adventure!

A tip for visiting temples

When visiting temples and sacred sites you will be asked to wear a sarong and sash. Each site will supply these for you to use during your visit (usually included in the nominal entrance fee).

However, if you would prefer not to use ones used by others, ask the villa staff to give you one of our freshly - laundered sarongs to take with you! We have a small supply ready for you to use.

Travel Times

Please note that the traffic in Bali is very unpredictable and the volume of cars on the road increases all t he time with a burgeoning economy. Roads can be slowed or traffic halted for long periods due to ceremonies. The travel times in this guide are just an estimate – plan for trips to take longer to avoid disappointment. Sacred Sites, Temples and Water Garden s

Jendela di Bali is blessed to be in the centre of what we call a 'wheel of worship' because we are surrounded by some of Bali's most significant sacred temples and relic sites. Many are those few tourists visit, so you are going to be discovering the he art of Bali. You can plan short trips out to one or two sites or string together a few to make a day trip. Many are on one of the two routes to Ubud, so you can plan to stop at one or two on the way in to Ubud for shopping, dining, or performance.

U bud Village | Ubud (east of the villa)

Ubud offers a rich insight into Balinese art and culture. Our location is a highlight of Jendela di Bali because we strike the perfect balance of being away from tourist hotspots, but close enough to visit Ubud for galleries, museums, dance, cuisine and shopping, offering a truly unique experience for guests. See our separate page in this guide for further information. Distance from JdB: 30 - 45 mins Visit tips: Do take both of the special routes into Ubud – whichever w ay you go, along the way you ’ ll be able to stop at many of the sites listed in this guide and enjoy stunning scenes and experiences.

Gunung Kawi | Tampaksiring (northwest of the villa)

Gunung Kawi is an 11th - century temple complex in Tampaksiring north east of Ubud in Bali, . It is located near the river Pakerisan. The complex comprises 10 rock - cut candi (shrines) carved into the cliff face. They stand in 7 - metre - high (23 ft) sheltered niches cut into the sheer cliff face. These monuments are t hought to be dedicated to King Anak Wungsu of the Udayana dynasty and his favourite queens. Distance from JdB: 20mins | Recommended visit time: 1 hour+ Visit tips: There are many steps to descend to the bottom...just take your time coming back up , where yo u will find a small café.

Tirta Empul | Tampaksiring (northwest of the villa)

Tirta Empul Temple is one of the important Hindu temples located in the middle of Bali. Tirta Empul Temple was constructed during the rules of Candra Bayangsingha , King of Warmadewa dynasty in 926 AD. The temple is a popular sacred destination where Hindu Bali people visit for purification rituals. According to a popular Balinese legend, the sacred water spring in the temple was created by Lord Indra and the waters have curative properties. Distance from JdB: 20mins | Recommended visit time: 1 hour+ Visit tips: One of central Bali's most beautiful water temples, fed by natural springs. This is an extremely holy place for the Balinese and is a regular place of pilgrim age for them during temple and family ceremonies.

Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple | Sebatu (northwest of the villa)

Not to be confused with Gunung Kawi, The Gunung Kawi Sebatu is a water temple built in homage to the God Wisnu (the preserver who rules over wa ter) and here there are a number of natural spring and waterspouts and a wonderful pond with Koi. The Balinese believe that water is one of the forces of life. The etymology of Gunung Kawi means a fabricated mountain. It lies west of Sebatu village, which is elevated and its name means 'slipping on a stone'. Distance from JdB: 25mins | Recommended visit time: 30 mins+ Visit tips: This is one of Bali's most beautiful small temples and a must visit - but one most tourists will never find. Goa Rang Reng Waterfall and Cave | Banjar Gitgit (south of the villa)

Bali has many waterfalls but this would be one of its best - kept secrets – few locals outside the immediate area know about it or have visited , let alone tourists. T he se rapids are form ed by the joining of two rivers and hours could be spent sitting amongst the rapids admiring the pristine jungle setting. There is a holy cave with spring used for purification ceremonies and meditation. Distance from JdB: 10mins | Recommended visit time: 1 hour+ Vi sit tips: You could visit here at any time of the day, but one option would be later afternoon for a swim, followed by a visit to the Gianyar night market (see below). There is a cost of Rp15,000/person (about $3) that goes to the Banjar.

Tegallalang Rice Terraces | Tegallalang (west of the villa)

The Balinese landscape is very much devoted to wet rice agriculture and this farming is the most important activity in Balinese life. Rice is both the major crop and staple food and is interwoven into spiritual life as well. The rice terraces of Tegallalan g offer a dramatic small valley view as well as giving visitors a more aerial view of the '' irrigation networks that feed the terraces (this system of irrigation is so unique and significant it is World Heritage Listed). Visitors can view the terrace s from the ridge and there is also the opportunity to walk down into the valley and through the terraces to get an up - close view. Distance from JdB: 25mins | Recommended visit time: 1 hour Visit tips: This is a somewhat 'touristy' destination, being just n orth of Ubud. You may find the drive through rice fields from Jendela di Bali to here offers more serene fields – but as it is on the way to Ubud it is worth stopping for the dramatic valley perspective it offers as part of a day trip taking in other sites such as the temples of Tampaksiring or if you are heading to Ubud for lunch.

The Pakirisan River | Flows through the valley (west, near the villa)

This river is claimed to be world heritage listed in many guidebooks and brochures but it would seem that it is actually the Pakirisan Valley generally and the Subak rice irrigation system that is the subject of the listing. Nevertheless, the river is the lifeblood of the valley and worth a stop to admire. There are also tube rafting adventures from Tampaksir ing going down the river, which Bali Individual can book for you. Distance from JdB: 10mins | Recommended visit time: 20mins+ Visit tips: The river flows through many wilderness areas in the valley that are inaccessible but the best spot to see it and be able to walk down to it is from the bridge crossing north of the villa that connects our side of the valley with Tampaksiring. You will cross this bridge if you are going to Gunung Kawi, Tirta Empul and Tegallalang (which is also the northern, scenic route to Ubud) so ask your driver to stop on the bridge and walk down to the rivers edge if you able or you can admire the river from the bridge.

Kintimani and Mount Batur volcano | Kintamani (northwest of the villa)

Stand on the edge of the caldera and view the active volcano of Mount Batur. Then drive down into the caldera and discover ancient Balinese villages along the shores of Lake Batur whose way of life and customs have been unchanged for centuries. Distance from JdB: 45mins | Recommended visit time: 2 hours+ Visit tips: Treks to the central crater are possible but best done with a pre - arranged tour so discuss this with Bali Individual who can make the necessary arrangements for you. These treks start very early in the morning.

Gianyar Night Market | Gianyar (south of the villa)

From around 4pm until 10pm the Gianyar market and the main street are a hive of activity. Mobile warungs wheel in to serve Babi Guling (roast suckling pig), fish, nasi campur and more. In the market its elf, stalls sell clothes, sweets, ornamental fish, household goods and more. There is nothing touristy here – it is very much local people shopping for themselves. You'll probably be the only tourists there but you'll be most welcome! Distance from JdB: 20 mins | Recommended visit time: 1 hour+ Visit tips: We only suggest trying the food if you have a seasoned travellers' stomach. For those who are accustomed to street food we can share that we have eaten here many times and never had a problem. A reasonably safe treat for any guest would be deep fried bananas - ask for ones cooked in front of you.

Goa Gaja (Elephant Cave) (southwest of the villa)

At the façade of the cave is a relief of various menacing creatures and demons carved right into the rock at the cave entrance. The primary figure was once thought to be an elephant, hence the nickname Elephant Cave. The site is mentioned in the Javanese poem Desawarnana written in 1365. An extensive bathing place on the site was n ot excavated until the 1950s. Th ese appear to have been built to ward off evil spirits. Distance from JdB: 20mins | Recommended visit time: 1 hour+ Visit tips: This is on the way into Ubud (southern route) and makes a great stop along the way. You will find cheaper handcrafts in Ubud tha n here.

Yeh Pulu | Bedahulu village, near Goa Gaja ( southwest of the villa)

This site is home to a relief sculpture 25 meters long and two - meters high. The sculpted relief was only discovered in 1925 and is believed to narrate the life of the people in the 14th century. A man on a horse throwing a spear and two people carrying the animals they hunted are some parts of the ancient stories narrated in the carvings. In the Balinese language, the word 'yeh' means water and 'pulu' means earthenware jug so 'Y eh Pulu' is named after an earthenware jug that was used to keep rice and placed in the middle of a sanctified spring. Distance from JdB: 20mins | Recommended visit time: 1 hour+ Visit tips: As for Goa Gaja, this is on the way into Ubud (southern route) an d makes a great stop along the way. There are guides offering rice field walks from Yeh Pulu for a small fee and this offers a pleasant experience and supports the local guides who care for the monument.

Keramas Beach | Keramas

Directly south of the vil la is Keramas Beach (and a range of other beaches a long this coastline). The beaches here are black sand. Most beaches will have warung serving fish dishes to pilgrims who come to the beach for ceremonies. It is possible you will see Balinese arriving in t rucks in large groups with orchestras and Barong to conduct ceremonies on the beach. After a cremation, for example, some of the ashes and many offerings will be bought down from the village to the beach as an essential part of the ceremony.

Dista nce from JdB: 30mins | Recommended visit time: 1 hour+ Visit tips : This is not a safe beach for swimming.

Ubud

Once a sleepy hillside village with little more than endless rice fields and earthen pathways, Ubud was nevertheless considered from early times as Bali's artistic centre. This pedigree attracted early European artists who developed a wonderful relationship with their Balinese hosts. With royal patronage , these artists settled here and built lives around artistic pursuit. They developed their own artwork and gained inspiration from the Balinese culture but also shared their skills generously with their hosts.

Today, Ubud offers a rich insight into Balinese art and culture. Galleries, museums, dance, cuisine and the natural environment togethe r with shopping and dining offer a truly unique experience for guests.

Two Routes to Ubud from Jendela di Bali

There are two routes from the Villa to Ubud.

The normal route most drivers will take and (possibly a faster route, so the one we normally tak e if wanting to go direct) is going south from the Villa, down the hill toward Gianyar (with nice rice paddy and village scenes) and then west to Ubud (along more built up but still interesting roads, with many locals' shops and daily life to view).

However, a more 'scenic' route is to go north of the villa and cross the bridge at Susut Village (your driver will need to look out for the sharp left turn off the Petak Kaja Road to Susut – if he asks for 'the bridge to Tampaksiring' locals will guide him if he does not know). At Tampaksiring you can explore Gunuing Kawi and Tita Empul. Then head west toward Tegallalang (again, locals will give directions) stopping at Gunung Kawi Sebatu before heading south to Tegallalang (rice terraces) and then Ubud. Ev en if you do not want to stop at the temples, this is a pleasant drive to Ubud through rice fields, villages and up and down valleys with lots of photographic opportunities.

Of course, you could take one route into Ubud and the other back to get the full circle trip and decide which is your favourite.

Day Trips Further Afield

Penglipuran Traditional Village | Kubu, near Bangli (northeast of the villa)

A truly beautiful traditional village neatly aligned along a cobbled avenue. Featuring beautiful bamboo roofs, earthen walls and gardens, each home follows a uniform design based on the rules of Kosala - Kosali Asta. The village is aligned with the spatial concept in with three parts, called the tri mandala. In the north corner of the village t here is a shrine called the Pura Bale Agung. In the middle there are parks and residential homes. This location is called the middle mandala. In the lowest part, called the mandala insult, there is a cemetery complex known as the Setra. Distance from JdB: 35mins | Recommended visit time: 2 hours Visit tips: Could be combined with a visit to Taman Nusa Architecture Cultural Park for a full day outing. Park and feel free to wander through the village but a sk before entering homes. Consider buying their decora tive painted baskets or a drink from a small warung as a way to support the village.

Kerta Gosa | Klunkung (southeast of the villa)

The gardens of Taman Gili, in which Kerta Gosa sits, were built in 1710. The ceiling of this meeting place shows artwork depicting good vs evil. Kertha Gosa is a building where the king announced legislation, jurisdiction, penalties etc. Balinese culture has its own system called adat, meaning traditi onal law, but for serious offenc es Kerta Gosa was the end of the line. Kert a Gosa is located right in the center of Klungkung. The entire complex is known as Taman Gili, but the name Kerta Gosa is better known. Distance from JdB: 35mins | Recommended visit time: 1 hour Visit tips: Visit earlier in the day when it is a little cool er. Can be combined with a visit to Taman Nusa Architecture Cultural Park which is about half way from the villa to Klungkung. Go to Kerta Gosa first, then back to Taman Nusa and have lunch here.

Tirtagangga | Ababi village near Amlapura, Karangasem (east of the villa)

Tirtagangga is a water garden belonging to the royal family of Karangasem. It is located in Ababi village, 6km north of Amlapura, the capital of Karangasem regency. water is a stunning collection of pools and fountains surround by gardens with stone carvings and statues. Tirtagangga was built in 1946 by the late King of Karangsem but was destroyed almost entirely by the eruption of nearby Mount Agung in 1963. It has been restored and has an air of authentic royal magnifi cence. The centrepiece of the palace is an eleven tiered fountain. Distance from JdB: 90mins | Recommended visit time: 2 hour+ Visit tips: This is a very picturesque water garden and worth the trip. You can stop at Kerta Gosa on the way.

Goa Lawah | Pasin ggahan (southeast of the villa)

Goa Lawah means ‘ bat cave ‘ and this is a place of religious importance to the Balinese people. The temple was founded in 1007, by Empu Kuturan. Though the temple is small, it is considered very auspicious and is one of the 9 kayangan jagat (directional temples). There is a natural cave where thousands of bats live on the north side of Gua Lawah Temple. Goa Lawah is on the main road from Klungkung to Amlapura.

Distance from JdB: 35mins | Recommended visit time: 30mins Visit tips: This is worth a stop on the way to the east coast including Padang Bai beach. Don't worry – the bats a friendly!

Padang Bai Beach | Padang Bai (southeast of the villa)

Padang Bai is a port of transit for the neighboring island of Lombok and beyond. It is a sleepy fishing village situated in a perfectly sheltered bay. A flawl essly shaped bay cradled by hills , it is said to be one of the most relaxed white sand beaches on Bali. There are hidden coves a short distance down the coast. The hills b ehind the bay present gorgeous views of Nusa Penida across the Bali Strait. Distance from JdB: 60mins | Recommended visit time: 2 hours+ Visit tips: Lunch on seafood and explore the beaches to the north and south.

Pura Ulun Danu | Lake Bratan, (n orthwest of the villa)

Pura Ulun Danu Bratan at Bedugul, is one of the most famous attractions in Bali. On the shores of Lake Bratan, the beautiful temple Ulun Danu Bratan is quite breathtaking and certainly one of the most - photographed temples on the is land. Ulun Danu Bratan is one of Bali's 9 'kahyangan jagat' (directional Temples) which protect the island from evil spirits. According to the ancient manuscript of the Mengwi Kingdom, was built in 1633 by I Gusti Agung Putu, the King of Mengwi. On the shore of the lake are two multi - tiered merus. The bigger 11 - tier meru is the abode of the god of Gunung Mangu, Wisnu. The other shrine is that of Lingga Petak. It is smaller and further away in the lake. This shrine, with a three - tier me ru is dedicated to . Distance from JdB: 90mins | Recommended visit time: 2 hours+ Visit tips: In addition to visiting the temple, we highly recommend a visit to the lakeside Botanic Gardens nearby. Also nearby is the Bali Treetop Adventure Park ( www.balitreetop.com ). To do the temple, gardens and the Treetop Park would be a very full day so plan to leave early! Nature and Adventure Parks

Bali Safari & Marine Park | Gianyar (south of the villa)

Bali Safa ri and Marine Park is located on 40 hectares south of Gianyar city. There are 60 species represented amongst the 400 animals here, many bred in the park. Combining Balinese cultural ambience with African savannah, Bali Safari and Marine Park is home to Sum atran elephant, Sumatran tiger, white tiger, leopard, komodo dragon and cheetah - just some of the fascinating animals that can be seen at the Bali Safari and Marine Park. Distance from JdB: 25mins | Recommended visit time: Half to full day Visit tips: Ent rance fee US$39 - $69 per person. More information: www.balisafarimarinepark.com

Taman Nusa Architecture Cultural Park | Blahpane Kelod, Gianyar (southeast of the villa)

Situated on 15 hectares, visito rs can explore and experience Indonesia ’ s journey throughout the ages beginning from the prehistory through the bronze age, various kingdoms, and an archipelago of Indonesian cultures. The emphasis is on indigenous architecture, with a dazzling collection of traditional wooden homes. The journey continues to the early national era, independence, modern times and finally to the nation ’ s future. Distance from JdB: 25mins | Recommended visit time: 4 hours Visit tips: Best visited early, the park involves considerable walking to see all the buildings. Elderly can ask for a golf buggy and driver (the y don't officially give tours, but a smile helps!). There are two restaurants here so a morning and then lunch is recommen ded. More information (and discount tickets at time of writing): www.taman - nusa.com

Bali Bird Park | Singapudu, Batubulan, south of Ubud (southwest of the villa)

The Bird Park of Bali is a wonderful place to le arn about these beautiful creatures close up. The Bali Bird Park is spread over two hectares of botanical gardens and has ornamental lakes, a traditional Toroja feature building and a restaurant. The park is home to around 250 different species and has the large st collection of Indonesian bird s in Indonesia as well as many species from other tropical areas of the world. Distance from JdB: 35mins | Recommended visit time: 2 - 3 hours+ Visit tips: Visit earlier in the day when it is cooler and the birds are mor e active and then have lunch here or head up to Ubud for lunch and shopping afterward. Open 9am – 5.30pm every day. More information: www.bali - bird - park.com

Bali Zoo | Singapadu, south of Ubud (southwest of the villa)

Breakfast with the Elephants, spend a day with an Elephant and their 'Mahout' (including swimming) and see hundreds of other species at this respected zoo. By night the zoo comes alive with nocturnal animals, offering a very different experien ce. Distance from JdB: 35mins | Recommended visit time: 2 - 3 hours+ Visit tips: Open daily 9:00am to 6:00pm. Night Zoo is open every evening 6:00 pm to 9:30 pm. More information: www.bali - zoo.com

Elephant Safari Par k | Taro (northwest of the villa)

Set in more than 2 hectares of landscaped botanical gardens and surrounded by national forest. Elephants can be seen immersing themselves in the park lake, doing painting and other activities. Hand feed them, touch them, take photos with them, then learn more about the elephants ’ ancestry and diversity at the Park's historical and graphic displays. Distance from JdB: 35mins | Recommended visit time: 3 hours+ Visit tips: Open daily 8am to 6pm.

Adventure Activities

There are a range of adventure activities available on Bali, many within driving distance of Jendela di Bali.

We recommend contacting our villa managers Bali Individual who also can arra nge all your adventure activity and tour bookings. They can book these ac tivities for you to get the best rate and inclusions and they will interface with your driver (most likely you'll be using a driver from Bali Individual's car company Bali Midori , making planning seamless and easy for you).

Some of the adventure activiti es available include the following, but ask Bali Individual if you have a special interest – they can probably arrange it for you!

• White Water Rafting (Ayung River, Ubud) • River Tubing (Pakerisan River, Tampaksiring) • Kayaking • Cycling • Guided walking tours • T rekking (including volcanos) • Paragliding • Helicopter tours • Paintball • Yacht cruises

Other sites and centres of interest on the island

If you have hired a car through Bali Midori you can ask your driver to take you to a range of sites in addition to those near the villa. Some of these include:

Tanah Lot (west coast) – A beautiful coastal temple on a rock promontory. You can also visit Taman Ayun Temple and Alas Kedaton Monkey Forest along the way.

Uluwatu Temple (west coast) - A stunning temple on a hills ide with magnificent views of the Indian Ocean and sunset as a backdrop.

Besakih Temple (east Bali) – Bali's most important 'mother temple' on the upper foothills of Mount Agung, east of the villa. Over a thousand years old, steps ascend through split gat es to the main courtyard where the Trinity shrines are wrapped in cloth and decorated with flower offerings. If you have an interest in Balinese temples and want to discover the temple most significant to Balinese, a visit here is worthwhile.

Sangeh - The famous Monkey Forest set in heart of the only primary forest in southern Bali. This forest consists entirely of pala (nutmeg) trees. The monkeys living here are considered sacred.

Centres of Interest

Celuk - The center for Balinese gold and silversmiths . More than 40 jewellery workshops are located along the road from Batubulan to Celuk (and ma n y more are in the back streets. The jewellery made here is exported worldwide.

Sukawati - Famous for its art market (Pasar Seni) and dalangs (puppeteers). Set in a two - floor building, the art market sells everything from statues and puppets to dance costumes.

Mas - South of Ubud, this village is famous for woodcarving. Mas offers a myriad of carved wooden items. The main road of the town is lined with dozens of w orkshops.

Nusa Dua - A tourist resort on the Bukit Peninsula in southern Bali. The surf is gentle along the northern side of the peninsula and more challenging along the south.

Sanur – Sanur beach has long been a popular recreation site for people from D enpasar. It is the original 'holiday' precinct on Bali and was the place the first expats settled. The palm - lined beach curves from the Bali Beach Hotel toward the south, facing the Indian Ocean towards the east. Sanur offers restaurants, shops and other t ourist facilities. Offshore reefs protect the beach against the waves to make it popular for wind surfing, boating and other water sports. Ubud Dance and Cultural Performance Schedule

We have a book in the library at the villa that explains all the various to help you choose the ones that appeal most to you. Your driver will know the location of each of the dances listed below – all are in central Ubud. It is quite safe to buy ti ckets from street sellers who are often out in the afternoon selling tickets to that night's performances – they are usually volunteers selling tickets to support their village. The village receives the proceeds of the performances to support their temple and ceremonies. Please treat street ticket sellers with respect – they are not touts.

Time Performance Place

Sunday 7:00pm Fire and Trance Dance Padang Tegal Kaja 7:30pm Kecak Fire and Trance Dance Pura Batukaru Ubud 7:30pm of Mahabrata at Ubud Palace Ubud Palace 7:30pm The Peliatan Masters (Legong Dance) Arma Museum 7:30pm Womens Gamelan with Child Dance Peliatan 8:00pm Kulit (Shadow Puppet Play) Oka Kartini

Monday 6:45pm Raja Pala Story Pura Desa Kutuh 7:00pm Barong & Kris Dance Padang Tegal 7:30pm Kecak Fire (Monkey Chant Dance) Jungjungan 7:30pm Ciwa Ratri Dance Pura Dalem 7:30pm Legong Dance at Ubud Palace Ubud 7:30pm Kecak Fire and Trance Dance Pura Dalem Ubud

Tuesda y 7:30pm Legong Dance (Sekaa Gong Karyasa) Pura Dalem Ubud 7:30pm Ballet Ubud Palace 7:30pm Spirit Of Bali Pura Desa Kutuh 7:30pm Kecak Fire and Trance Dance Padang Tegal 7:30pm Legong Dance Peliatan 8:00pm ( Shadow Puppet Show) Kerta Accommodation

Wednesday 6:45pm Legong and Peliatan 7:30pm Legong and Barong Dance Ubud Kelod 7:30pm Legong and Barong Dance Peliatan 7:30pm Kecak Fire and Trance Dance Padang Tegal

Thursday 7:00pm Ca lonarang Dance Mawang Village 7:30pm Gabor Dance Ubud Palace 7:30pm Kecak (Monkey Chant Dance) Puri Peliatan 7:30pm Kecak Fire and Trance Dance Pura Batukaru Ubud 7:30pm Barong Dance Raja Peni Pura Dalem Ubud

Friday 7:00pm Barong Dance Ubud Palace 7:30pm Legong Dance Peliatan 7:30pm Kecak Fire and Trance Dance Pura Dalem Ubud

Saturday 7:00pm Calonarang Dance Mawang Village 7:30pm Legong Dance Ubud Palace 7:30pm Legong Dance Pura Dalem Puri 7:00pm Ke cak Fire and Trance Dance Padang Tegal

Rate for Tour Activities

Jendelai di Bali is managed by B ali Individual whose tour and travel division is called Bali Midori.

Bali Midori can provide a car and driver for transport and tours. The villa staff can a ssist you to contact Bali Midori for reservations and tour bookings or you can contact them directly:

Bali Midori For Guided Tours: +62 811 399 629 Contact: Ms. Murni For Transport (car + driver): +62 811 399 631 Contact: Ms. Deti Website : www.balimidori.com When calling, please a dvise you are a guest of Villa Jendela di Bali

The following rates should be considered indicative and may change due to fluctuating fuel and other costs that are common on Bali, so please check when making a reservation.

Full Day Tour (1 - 6 people) in 10 hours IDR 750k Half Day Tour (1 - 6 people) in 5 hours IDR 500k Extra hours IDR 70k Transfer in IDR 400k Transfer out IDR 400k Scooter / Motorbike per day IDR 100k Shuttle from Villa – Ubud IDR 250k Shuttle from Ubud – Villa IDR 250k

About Villa Jendela di Bali

A window on Bali : Jendela di Bali is a unique private villa in the foothills near Ubud, that delivers you from the tourist throng and offers you a window onto an ancient culture. This is a special place for those who love artistry, value authenticity and seek serenity with style.

The experience...

Jendela di Bali is a private villa on the island of Bali and the name means 'a window on Bali'. Step outside the gate and discover quaint villages and verdant rice fields. Within a short drive, sacred public temples, ancient relic sites and volcanoes all await your discove ry. The invitation...

We invite lovers, art ists and seekers of the true essence of Bali to discover the sights, sounds, aromas and flavours of genuine Bali nese life in the heart of Bali. Why stay...

If you believe the place you stay should reflect the living culture you are coming to explore, then Jendela di Bali will resonate with you. This is not the tourist Bali. This is Bali as it was. The genuine Bali as it is still today.

www.jendeladibali.com Reservations : 'Bali Individual' Office : Jalan Muding Tengah, Gang Bougenville N o.18, Kerobokan, Kuta Utara, Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia Phone: +62 811 399 629 | Mobile : +62 - 81338579071 | E - mail : [email protected]

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