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Explore pristine beaches, exotic islands, magnificent temples, and hike to volcanoes.

Bali exploration

Recharge, reconnect, and immerse yourself in Balinese culture.

Spiritual wonderings

Bali

The wet season is perfect to tour temples, do yoga, or meditate. Occasional drizzle only adds to the experience. The jungle and rice paddies are extra lush and magical.

If you mostly plan on hiking or bathing in the sun, do it in the dry season. You will appreciate the absence of mosquitos.

Island of the Gods

Bali – Island of the Gods

Tirta Gangga is a beautiful water palace built in 1946 by the last king of Karangasem, Anak Agung Anglurah Ketut Karangasem, and is considered one of the most beautiful and serene locations on the island.

The palace is a perfect blend of Balinese and Chinese architecture, with a pond filled with lotus flowers at its center and numerous fountains and sculptures decorating the grounds. The water palace is surrounded by lush green rice paddies, which add to its peaceful ambiance.

One of the highlights of Tirta Gangga is its refreshing natural spring water pools that visitors can swim in. The water is believed to have healing properties, and the experience of swimming in these clear, cool waters surrounded by beautiful gardens and sculptures is truly magical. You can also stroll around the beautiful gardens and ponds, and admire the intricate carvings and statues that decorate the palace.

Tirta Gangga is a popular tourist destination in Bali, and it can get crowded during peak season. However, the beauty and tranquility of this water palace make it worth a visit, even if you have to navigate through the crowds.

Tirta Gangga

A region of majestic volcanoes, lush forests, and ancient palaces. Trekking up Mount Agung for sunrise offers a spiritual experience, while the water palaces of Tirta Gangga and Ujung are a glimpse into Bali's royal past.