Ubud Traditional City Tour

The Balinese are world-famous for their craftsmanship, especially woodcarving, a skill passed down through generations. On this tour, you’ll witness master artisans at work, creating intricate wooden masterpieces. There’s also a chance to purchase unique carvings as a special keepsake.

Next, we explore the mystical Goa Gajah or „Elephant Cave,” an 11th-century spiritual sanctuary. Despite its name, there are no elephants—just ancient stone carvings, meditation chambers, and sacred fountains, offering a glimpse into Bali’s rich history.

Lunch is a highlight—a scenic restaurant set against a lush hillside with the soothing sounds of a nearby waterfall, serving delicious local cuisine.

Our journey continues to Ubud’s Traditional Market, a vibrant hub of art and culture. Here, you’ll find everything from silk scarves and woven bags to handcrafted statues and intricate carvings. Bargaining is part of the experience, so get ready to haggle!

Movie lovers may recognize this market from Eat, Pray, Love, where Julia Roberts wandered through its colorful stalls.

Tour Highlights:

• Traditional Woodcarving Village – Watch master artisans craft intricate wooden masterpieces
• Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave) – Explore an ancient 11th-century spiritual sanctuary with mystical carvings and meditation chambers
• Scenic Hillside Lunch – Dine on authentic Balinese cuisine with a stunning waterfall backdrop
• Ubud Traditional Market – Discover handcrafted treasures, from silk scarves to wooden statues
• Cultural Shopping Experience – Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere and practice your bargaining skills
• Eat, Pray, Love Filming Location – Walk through the iconic market featured in the famous film