Island of the gods — clifftop sea temples, emerald rice terraces, volcano sunrises, monkey forests and surf beaches
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Rp 25,081,844
Est. total budget · 2 adults
6
Days
13
Attractions
16
Meals planned
💡 Recommended trip length for Bali: 6 days — Ubud (monkey forest, rice terraces, temples), an Uluwatu sunset & Kecak, a Batur sunrise trek, and beach time around Seminyak and Kuta.
🗓 Prices & visa rules verified: August 2026
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08:00
🥭Breakfast
Tropical fruit and a banana pancake, or a villa breakfast.
Rp 56,001 /person (est.)
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09:45
🥾Campuhan Ridge Walk· Ubud, Bali
🕒 05:00–19:00 · Last entry 16:00 · A gentle, free ridge-top walk through green hills by Ubud. Best at sunrise before it heats up.
Free🎫 Free; start early from Warwick Ibah for the quietest light⏱ 1.5 hoursnature
Campuhan Ridge Walk → Ubud Monkey Forest
🚕~15 min by taxi
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🐒Ubud Monkey Forest· Ubud, Bali
🕒 09:00–18:00 · Last entry 16:30 · A sacred forest sanctuary of long-tailed macaques and mossy temples. Do not feed or tease them.
Rp 80000.00🎫 Buy at the gate; combine with a stroll into central Ubud⏱ 1.5 hoursnature
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13:00
🍜Lunch
Nasi goreng, a warung rice plate, or a smoothie bowl in Ubud.
Rp 130,670 /person (est.)
Ubud Monkey Forest → Ubud Palace
🚕~10 min by taxi
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🏯Ubud Palace & Art Market· Ubud, Bali
🕒 08:00–19:30 · Last entry 18:00 · The royal palace is free to wander and hosts nightly Balinese dance; the art market is across the road.
Free (dance ~Rp 100,000)🎫 Palace free; evening dance tickets sold at the gate⏱ 1.5 hoursculture
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15:55
Free time
A gap in the day — relax, explore the shops, or wander a nearby neighbourhood.
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19:00
🍤Dinner
Dinner out — babi guling, fresh grilled seafood at Jimbaran, or a beach-club sunset.
Rp 224,006 /person (est.)
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✈️FlightsRp 12,693,672
Per person · return from IndiaRp 6,346,836
Total · 2 adultsRp 12,693,672
🏨AccommodationRp 2,800,075
3-Star hotel · per night (per room)Rp 560,015
5 nights × 1 roomRp 2,800,075
🎭Attractions & ActivitiesRp 1,950,000
Uluwatu Temple & Kecak Fire DanceRp 300,000
Ubud Monkey ForestRp 160,000
Tegallalang Rice TerracesRp 50,000
Tanah Lot TempleRp 120,000
Tirta Empul Holy Water TempleRp 150,000
GWK Cultural ParkRp 250,000
Bali Safari & Marine ParkRp 920,000
Total (all pax)Rp 1,950,000
🍽️Food & DiningRp 4,368,116
🌅 Breakfast × 5d × 2 paxRp 560,015
☀ Lunch × 6d × 2 paxRp 1,568,042
🌙 Dinner × 5d × 2 paxRp 2,240,060
Total food & diningRp 4,368,116
🚕Airport TransferRp 770,000
Taxi · per cab, one wayRp 385,000
Airport ⇄ hotel · 2 legs × 1 cabRp 770,000
🚇Local TransportRp 1,200,000
Per person · per day (public transit)Rp 100,000
6 days × 2 paxRp 1,200,000
🛂Visa — Indonesia VoARp 1,299,981
Entry typeVisa on Arrival (VoA) for Indian passport holders
FeeIDR 500,000 for 30 days, extendable once
ProcessPay on arrival at the airport, or pre-register via the e-VoA portal
ProcessingOn arrival; e-VoA in 1-2 days
Tourist levyA Bali tourist levy of IDR 150,000 / person is also included in this estimate — pay online before you arrive.
Estimated Grand Total
Bali · 6 days · 2 adults
Rp 25,081,844
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13 attractions
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🐒 Ubud Monkey Forest
Ubud, Bali
nature
1.5 hours
🕒 09:00–18:00
A lush sacred forest sanctuary in central Ubud, home to hundreds of long-tailed macaques and three moss-covered temples among giant banyan trees. Keep food hidden and do not tease the monkeys. A short, atmospheric walk.
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🏯 Ubud Palace & Art Market
Ubud, Bali
culture
1.5 hours
🕒 08:00–19:30
The historic royal palace (Puri Saren) at the heart of Ubud — free to explore by day and the atmospheric venue for nightly traditional dance. The bustling Ubud Art Market opposite is the place for sarongs, carvings and crafts.
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🥾 Campuhan Ridge Walk
Ubud, Bali
nature
1.5 hours
🕒 05:00–19:00
A gentle, free paved trail along a green ridge of swaying grass and palm valleys on the edge of Ubud — a lovely, easy walk best at sunrise before the heat and the crowds. Cafes wait at either end.
04 / 13
🛕 Uluwatu Temple & Kecak Fire Dance
Uluwatu, Bali
culture
2.5 hours
🕒 09:00–19:00
A 1,000-year-old sea temple perched on a sheer 70 m cliff above the Indian Ocean, with one of Bali's great sunsets. At dusk the open-air amphitheatre hosts the hypnotic Kecak fire-and-chant dance. Cheeky macaques roam — guard sunglasses and phones.
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🌾 Tegallalang Rice Terraces
North of Ubud, Bali
nature
1.5 hours
🕒 07:00–18:00
The most famous of Bali's tiered emerald rice paddies, carved into a steep valley north of Ubud and worked by the centuries-old subak irrigation system. Walk the paths, sip a coconut, or try a jungle swing for the classic photo. Go early.
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🌅 Tanah Lot Temple
Tabanan, Bali
culture
1.25 hours
🕒 07:00–19:00
Bali's most photographed temple, sitting on a rocky outcrop in the sea and reachable on foot only at low tide. It is the quintessential sunset spot — come late afternoon, though expect crowds. The clifftop paths have cafes and stalls.
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🌋 Mount Batur Sunrise Trek
Kintamani, Bali
adventure
6 hours
🕒 03:00–12:00
A pre-dawn guided hike up an active 1,717 m volcano to watch the sunrise break over the caldera, Lake Batur and distant Mount Agung. About two hours up by torchlight; many tours add a hot-spring soak. Bring a warm layer for the summit.
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💧 Tirta Empul Holy Water Temple
Tampaksiring, Bali
culture
1.5 hours
🕒 08:00–18:00
A 10th-century water temple built around a sacred spring, where Balinese Hindus perform the melukat purification ritual in a row of carved stone spouts. Wear or rent a sarong; respectful visitors can join the bathing. Often paired with the rice terraces.
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⛩ Lempuyang Temple (Gates of Heaven)
East Bali
culture
3 hours
🕒 06:00–18:00
One of Bali's most photographed sights — the split 'Gates of Heaven' framing the volcano Mount Agung. It is a long drive to the far east, so set off at dawn; a reflective-photo queue forms quickly. A shuttle runs up to the gate from the car park.
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🗿 GWK Cultural Park
Uluwatu, Bali
culture
2 hours
🕒 09:00–21:00
A clifftop cultural park crowned by the colossal 121 m Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue — one of the tallest in the world. Landscaped plazas, viewpoints and regular Balinese dance and Kecak performances through the day. Pairs well with Uluwatu.
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🦁 Bali Safari & Marine Park
Gianyar, Bali
adventure
5 hours
🕒 09:00–17:00
A large safari park where a tram or jeep carries you through open habitats of lions, elephants, zebras and more, with animal shows, a water park and elephant rides. A full, easy family day between Ubud and the coast.
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🌊 Waterbom Bali
Kuta, Bali
adventure
5 hours
🕒 09:00–18:00
Consistently rated among Asia's best water parks — a beautifully landscaped jungle of slides, lazy rivers and pools in the heart of Kuta. A full, refreshing day, especially good with kids or in the heat.
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🏖 Seminyak & Kuta Beach
Kuta / Seminyak, Bali
leisure
2 hours
🕒 06:00–22:00
The long golden surf beaches of Bali's south-west, backed by the beach clubs, boutiques and restaurants of Seminyak and the buzz of Kuta. Famous for sunset drinks and surf lessons. Currents can be strong — swim between the flags.
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Airport → your hotel
From Ngurah Rai (Bali) Airport (DPS): Bali has no train, so it's road transfer only. The official airport taxi counter charges fixed zone fares — roughly IDR 150,000–250,000 to Kuta/Seminyak (~20–40 min) and IDR 350,000–450,000 to Ubud (~1.5 hr). Grab/Gojek are cheaper but can't pick up inside the terminal — use the Grab Lounge in arrivals or walk out. Add your hotel on the Day-by-Day tab for an exact distance and fare. Verified Jul 2026.
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Emergencies
112 — national emergency line (police, ambulance, fire); also 110 Police, 119 Ambulance. Free, 24/7.
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SIM & data
Carriers: Telkomsel, Indosat, XL. SIMs need passport registration; an eSIM (Airalo/Holafly) is simplest.
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Best time to visit
The dry season (April-October) is the best time, with sunny days ideal for temples, treks and beaches; July-August is busiest. The wet season (November-March) is greener and cheaper but humid with afternoon downpours. Bali is warm year-round.
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Getting around
There is no train or metro. Distances look short but mountain roads are slow — Ubud to Uluwatu can take 1.5-2 hours. Hire a private driver for the day (great value, often cheaper than several taxis), or use the Grab/Gojek apps where allowed. Scooters are common but risky for visitors. Bali has no trains or metro — most travellers rent a scooter, hire a car-with-driver (~IDR 600,000–800,000/day) or use <strong>Grab/Gojek</strong>; the <strong>Kura-Kura</strong> tourist-bus pass links the main southern hubs.
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Temple etiquette
A sarong and sash are required to enter temples (usually provided or rented at the gate). Cover shoulders and knees, and do not enter if you are menstruating, as local custom asks. Step around the small daily offerings (canang sari) on the ground.
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Visa for Indians
Indian passport holders get Visa on Arrival (about ₹3,000 for 30 days), payable at the airport or pre-registered as an e-VoA. Bali also charges a separate tourist levy (IDR 150,000) — pay it online before arrival to save time. Passport valid 6 months.
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Health & water
Do not drink tap water — stick to sealed bottles and be cautious with ice outside good cafes. Bring mosquito repellent, reef-safe sunscreen and a basic stomach-upset kit. Travel insurance is wise, especially if you ride a scooter or trek.
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Watch the monkeys
At Uluwatu and the Monkey Forest the macaques are bold and will grab sunglasses, hats, phones and water bottles. Keep valuables zipped away, do not make eye contact or smile (it reads as a threat), and never feed them by hand.
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Food to try
Try babi guling (suckling pig), nasi/mie goreng, satay lilit, fresh grilled seafood at Jimbaran, and a Ubud smoothie bowl. Eat at warungs for cheap, authentic food. Bali coffee and fresh young coconut are everywhere.