A. Bali Bird Park

A cast of hundreds of the world's rarest and most beautiful birds greet you as you stroll through tropical gardens of Bali Bird Park. Including the endangered species Bali starlings, South American Macaws and Australian Cockatoos in their kaleidoscopic plumage. Birds aren't the only exciting creatures at the park. Rare komodo Dragons also make their home there. With a special bird nursery and dedicated bird veterinarians, Bali Bird Park is a caring home for birds and an unforgettable experience for visitors all ages.

B. Learn and discover Balinese Traditional cooking.

The morning start with a fresh walk to local Traditional Market in Payangan, choose and bargain for the local ingredients, then start the journey of enjoyment of 'Masak'.

C. Balinese Dance Lesson

Bali and Indonesia are hosts to a wide range of music and dance forms. Many are unique. To learn these forms may require some prior musical or dance/movement background. You can choose from a variety of types of dance and music. Capable teachers will instruct you and in the evenings you have the opportunity to see the music and dance forms performed in and around Ubud where dance and music shows are performed every night.

E. Bird Watching

Waking up in the morning just to start another adventure in our rain forest environment. Bird watching is about wild birds and the sport of birding. It is a must for everyone who is interested in watching wild birds in their natural habitat. Try your luck to spot many different kinds of tropical birds, around the rice field and on the edge of hills - where the farmers maintain their farms, rice plantations, offering ceremonies, etc. Take a rest observing the Black Naped Orioles, Woodpeckers, Sunbirds, Flowerpeckers, Shrickes, Commoniora, Barbet, Cattle Egret, and all the other colourful species - birds in abundance. You also can find Bali Bird Park the largest and finest collection of Indonesian birds in the world plus fantastic birds from Africa & South America. Encompassing two hectares of botanical landscape, the park provides sanctuary to almost 1000 birds of 250 different species. The park accommodates an amazing display of flora with more then 2000 tropical plants including 50 varieties of palms alone and attracting numerous butterflies. Approximate driving time is 30 minutes and distance is 15 kilometers from the villa.

I. Half a day to be a real farmer

Subak is Balinese traditional irrigation system arranging / managing the division of water to the farmer's rice field fairly and flatten. It is a traditional organization with its specially activities in the rice field inclusive of making and cleaning aqueduct, dividing water, making ceremony and other. All of these are conducted socially, voluntary and together. Here, you will see directly the Subak System uses the traditional equipment to maintain the existence of this organization.

A Balinese farmer plows a flooded rice field with a team of two brown cows. Barefoot and dressed in shorts, singlet, and hat, the farmer wields a thin whip as he drives his cattle and plow through the ankle-deep water.

L. Padi Walk 'Activities'

Experience the Ancient Bali Way of Life with Naives Ubud.
Join us on a morning trek off the beaten track, back in time to learn about and experience traditional rural life on Bali, unchanged for thousands of years. Follow farmers, trails through green rice paddy fields, observing the timeless routines of planting and harvesting.
Your guide will introduce you to hidden world of Bali's magnificent ways of blending life, food, art, and spirituality.

M. Painting Lesson

Learn how to paint with Traditional Balinese Painter Dana, located next to Ubud Hanging Gardens Hotel, 5-minutes drive.
Born in 1963 in Bali, Dana has painted since he was 14 years old.  He grew up in rural Bali, surrounded by rice fields where he undertook his first drawing and painting using a stick in the moist loam of the paddy field.  Hardly surprising that nature has emerged as a central theme in his works of art.

N. Rice Field Picnic 'Activities'

The most striking element of the Balinese landscape is the ever present rice field, the sawah a patch of land filled with water held by dikes cut out of the red earth. Every available piece of ground to which it is humanly possible to bring water, even to
mountain heights, is made use of. The receding man-made terraces, like flights of gigantic stairs, cover the hills and spread over the slopes and plains. When they are first filled with still water they are like mosaics of mirrors that reflect the clouds. Later they are sprinkleed with the dainty blades of the newly planted rice in an all-over I pattern of chartreuse on a ground of brown ooze. This thickens eventually into a tender yellow-green carpet which turns to a rich gold ochre as the grain ripens, finally leaving only dry, cracked mud after the harvest. The landscape is continually changing, and as the crop begins or ends, a familiar surrounding is so transformed as to become almost unrecognizable.

O. Spa in the River of Nandini Bali Jungle Resort

Clinging to the riverbank, where the rocks make the water sing and consumed by tropical foliage kissed by morning mists, the Sungai Spa rekindles distant memories of Paradise Lost.  Awaken your senses with the heady scents of flowers and spices, and abandon your body to the secular secrets of Balinese well-being, 5-minutes drive .

P. Trekking

This exhilarating trek takes you through Bali’s most fertile region. Despite the modern life style that most Balinese have adopted, the farmers of this area still continue the heritage of traditional agricultural practices which include terrace rice fields and shared irrigation systems.
Offering a peek at rural Bali, the tour help us understand how and where the local people forge their simple existence, and give you a glimpse of how dedicated the Balinese are to their culture.

Q. Kintamani Volcano

Kintamani from highland village with the view of a crater lake. Kintamani cold possible be a pice of heaven on earth.
As the area is located on a hill 1,460 meters above sea level, it is cool all the year round and one can feel chilly in the morning and at night.

R. Monkey Forest

The Ubud Monkey forest is a small nature preserve on the southern outskirts of Ubud. Along with its lush surroundings and a beautiful temple are hundreds of monkeys -- Balinese macaques, to be more specific. They're very tolerant of people, but are famous for stealing food and sunglasses from tourists, so you have to be careful around them.
Beautifull temple in this area called 'Pura Dalem Agung' (High temple of the dead).

S. Tanah Lot Temple

Tanah Lot, one of the most popular places of interest in Bali, is located on the coast of West Bali, at the village of Beraban in the Tabanan Regency.
The temple Pura Tanah Lot, simple in its construction, is dramatic in its ocean-front location and is one of the main temples in the worship of Balinese gods.

T. Taman Ayun

Visit the Pura Taman Ayun or the 'Garden Temple in the Water' as it is better known as is one of the six royal temples on Bali. This magnificent compound of Pura Taman Ayun in Bali is positioned on an island in a river. The innermost temple is an addition that is surrounded by a moat.

U. Lake Baratan

Place for the water sport also provided small boat to take you crossed to the other side of the lake to Goa Jepang (Japanese cave). The boat also can take you to the Candi Kuning, further side of the lake which has beautiful temple. We decided to went back and droved our car to Candi Kuning instead of taking the boat.

X. Ubud