Ulun Danu Temple

Ulun Danu Beratan Temple is one of the most iconic and photographed temples in Bali, sitting peacefully on the shores of Lake Beratan. Built in honor of the water goddess, it plays an important role in irrigation and farming rituals across the island. Visitors can explore its courtyards, admire traditional shrines, and take in the breath taking reflections on the water. It’s a place of serenity and beauty, offering both cultural significance and natural charm.

Botanical Garden

Bali’s Botanical Garden in Bedugul is the largest in Indonesia, covering a vast area filled with exotic plants, orchids, and towering trees. The gardens are divided into different sections, including a cactus house, bamboo forest, and medicinal plants. Families often enjoy picnics here, while nature lovers explore the trails and greenhouses. It’s a beautiful spot for both relaxation and learning about Bali’s rich plant diversity.

Fruit and Veggies Market

The Bedugul Market is a lively stop where travellers can see the abundance of fresh produce grown in Bali’s fertile highlands. Stalls overflow with strawberries, exotic fruits, colourful vegetables, spices, and flowers. It’s a wonderful place to try local snacks or buy souvenirs like coffee, tea, and handicrafts. The market is full of colour, aroma, and local life, giving a taste of Bali’s farming culture. It’s the perfect place to experience Bali’s flavours directly from the source.

Handpick Strawberry

The cool climate makes this area ideal for strawberry farms, and you can pick fresh berries straight from the plant. Walking through the fields, you’ll enjoy the fresh mountain air while tasting strawberries. You can take home baskets of strawberries as a delicious memory of your visit.

Chocolate Factory

The Chocolate Factory in Bedugul offers visitors a chance to see how cacao is transformed into rich, delicious chocolate. Guests can watch the chocolate-making process, from roasting cacao beans to creating finished bars. Tastings are a highlight, allowing you to savour different varieties of locally produced chocolate. The experience also supports local farmers and promotes sustainable farming practices.

Coffee Tasting

Bali is known for its rich coffee culture, and a tasting experience lets you savor some of its unique flavors. You’ll get to try a variety of local blends, including Bali’s famous Luwak coffee, one of the rarest and most unique coffees in the world. Many coffee plantations also grow cacao, spices, and herbal teas, so tastings often include a wide range of drinks. Walking through the plantation, you’ll see how coffee beans are grown, harvested, and roasted before making their way into your cup.