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Goa Gajah Tour With Tirta Empul Temple & Tegenungan Waterfall

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Goa Gajah Tour highlights

Explore the meditational cave of Goa Gajah and roam the nearby bathing pools and fountains
Take a trip to the iconic Tegalalang Rice Terraces, a must-visit landmark on every Bali traveler's bucket list
Find calm and relaxation with the sounds and sights of the gorgeous Tegenungan Waterfalls
Wander around Kemenuh traditional village and discover the history and heritage it holds
Visit the sacred temples and admire the Balinese architectures including Tirta Empul Temple

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Tirta Empul Temple

Tegenungan Waterfall

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Timings: 08:00 AM to 06:00 PM

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Ubud

Ubud, Gianyar Regency, Bali, Indonesia

Goa Gajah Tour cancellation_policy

If cancellation are made 1 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
If cancellation are made 0 days to 1 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.

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Goa Gajah Tour overview

Pick-up/ Drop-off Location: From your hotel in the South Bali area

Pick-up Time: 8:00 AM

Activity Duration: 8 hours

About Goa Gajah Tour With Tirta Empul Temple & Tegenungan Waterfall:

One of the most famous Indonesian islands- Bali is the best place for any tourist, who needs a break of absolute relaxation, delicious cuisines, scenic beauty, and a galore of culture and tradition. This Goa Gajah tour is planned to explore the Balinese attractions which reflect the history and traditions of Bali. Explore the architectural beauty of temples and villages. Take a scenic route to Tegenungan Waterfall and Ceking Rice Terrace to complete the tour.

About the Activity:

Get picked up from your hotel located in South Bali in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle (at or around 8 AM) to begin the 8-hour private tour.
Start by visiting the gorgeous Tegenungan Waterfall and admire the lush green nature trails.
You can also go swimming near the waterfall and rejuvenate yourself.
Reach Kemenuh Village (at or around 10:30 AM) to explore wood creativity on teak, ebony, and hibiscus by the finest woodcarvers of the region.
From here, you will head to a 7-meter tall cave on a cliff that leads to Elephant Cave, Goa Gajah.
The Cave has a unique entrance figure of Boma, a holy Balinese animal. You will also come across more artifacts, plantations, and Hindu temples.
Take a break (at or around 12 PM) and stop to enjoy a delicious meal in the form of lunch.
Breathe in the sacred environment at Tirta Empul Temple in Tampaksiring.
Visit the beautiful rice fields decorated with coconut trees and plantations and end the tour at 4:00 PM with amazing memories.

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Goa Gajah Tour faqs

How to redeem this voucher?

In order to redeem the booking voucher, you may either carry a printed copy or even show it in your mobile. Keeping the voucher handy is important as you would need to show it before joining the group. It is valid only for the date specified in the voucher.

What are opening hours of Elephant Cave?

Goa Gajah or famously known as the Elephant Cave can be visited throughout the week. It is open from 8:00 AM till 4:00 PM for tourists. However, the worshippers can come to this place any time of the day. It is open 24 hours for worshipping.

Do they have sarong at temple?

Yes, sarongs are available outside the temple. Wearing sarong, both by men and women before entering the temple is a must. You can hire them from the entrance which comes at a minimal cost.

What is the entrance fee of Goa Gajah temple?

The updated entrance fee since November 2018 of this place is 50,000 IDR per adult and 25,000 IDR per child. Kids of age 2 or below can enter the temple free of cost. However, if you book the tour with us, all entrance fees are included in the package.

What to carry before going on this trip?

- Ensure to wear comfortable clothes and shoes
- Wear sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses
- Put on some insect repellent
- Carry a camera
- Carry some snacks especially if you are vegetarian. Getting veg options in Ubud can be a little difficult.
- Carry at least 2 litres of drinking water

Is there any dress code for entrance in the temple?

The temples in Bali are considered to an essential part of Balinese Culture which provides an enthralling insight of the local people and their way of life. The proper dress code has to be followed in order to respect the holy place and also, the sentiments of people. The dress code for entrance in the temple or any other temple in Bali is a sarong tied around the waist. Both men and women have to follow the dress code. The sarong or scarves are available at the entrance of the temple at a minimal cost.

Will there be any additional charge for this trip?

No additional charges will be applicable for this trip. Your package will include, pickup and drop off to and from the hotel. It includes an AC vehicle throughout the tour. A driver is provided who can communicate in English for better understanding of all the guests. He will guide you through all the attractions and explain everything in detail.
The trip package also includes all the entrance fees applicable at the tourist attractions and local taxes too. However, you need to buy meals when desired. Other personal expenses are also not included in your package.

What more places can you suggest as a small trip?

A small trip to Tegallalang Rice Terraces in Ubud, Bali is yet another great choice to explore. It is a gorgeous emerald rice terrace which is considered to be one of the finest places to see in Bali. It is a heaven for the photographers as the natural beauty is sure to take your heart away. This beautiful landscape spreads throughout the slopes which gives it an unbelievable look. The cool breezy air, swanky landscape and the awe-inspiring beauty makes it a must visit place in Bali.

If you are a little adventurous, then swings at Ubud are just for you. Swaying in open from a great height is sure to give you, your kind of adventurous trip.

The same place allows you to taste the World’s Most Expensive Coffee- Kopi Luwak and see the entire process of making it. Watching the Asian Palm Civet in the process of making coffee is enthralling.

Another good place to visit in Bali is Mount Batur. It is an active volcano, standing amid the dazzling water bodies which looks beautiful.

You may opt to trek to Mount Batur or may even consider going in a car. The scenery of Mount Batur is breathtaking. The gigantic volcano standing amid the sea looking unbelievable. Spending some time at this place is immensely peaceful and satisfying. You may even buy souvenirs from the locals and enjoy corn and native fruits at the location.

How far is Penglipuran Village from Goa Gajah?

The Village is around 23 kilometres from the cave. The total time taken to reach the village is approximately 40-45 mins. Local taxi and scooter rentals are available easily and can be hired for a safe and comfortable drive. However, if you book your trip with us, AC accommodation will be provided throughout your day tour. It will ensure a comfortable journey, enjoying the beauty of Bali.

Is there any entry fees for the village also?

An admission fee is required to enter the Village Bangli area. 30000 IDR is chargeable for adults and 25000 IDR is chargeable for kids. However, all these charges are included in your package so, no overhead fee is taken from the guests.

Are Penglipuran and Gunung worthy of being visited?

Absolutely! These two places are amid the major attractions in Bali which should not be missed.

- Penglipuran Village takes you through the traditional Balinese Layout which stands strong even today when modernization is sweeping away the old customs. One unique thing that differentiates the Bangli Village from the other conventional centres is the uniformity of all the houses which looks almost similar.
The gates designed in terms of traditional Balinese architecture of each home in this village looks the same.

Further, the rural roads that connect each house are distinctively styled with stones that look exceptionally beautiful. Having the uniformity of each house in the Village is not an easy task, but the people living here ensure that the tradition is followed religiously. Other than the houses and roads, the garden areas inside and outside the house are also maintained beautiful and look exactly the same.

Also, begin at an altitude of 750 mts. above the sea level, Penglipurab Village offers a beautiful view and cool fresh air which is overwhelming and so satisfying. The overall beauty, the unique styled houses and the hard work is done by the villagers to upkeep the old Balinese tradition is remarkable and a must see the place.

- Gunung Kawi is Soaked in clandestine, this is an extraordinary monument of the 11th century which is simply a not to be missed attraction. The stone steps take you to the beautiful Valley of palm-studded rice terraces and sun-kissed waterfalls.

The dazzling Pakerisan River distributes the complex of Sebatu Temple which has rows of primaeval and majestic Tombs also called Candies. These lines the riverbanks which look exceptionally beautiful. As per the historians, each Candi at the temple is a commemorative to each member of the ancient Balinese Royalty.

It is said that all the memorials were carved on a single moonlight, which makes it even more exciting to see. The beauty of each attraction speaks a lot about the history and the magnificence of primaeval architectures which are strikingly attractive. In all, must visit places while touring to Bali.