Karangasem
Karangasem is a regency in the eastern part of Bali. The capital, Amlapura was previously the seat of the most powerful Rajadom of Bali. The Royal Palace has a fascinating mixture of designs from Europe, China and Bali in its architectural design and layout. The late king, Anak Agung Ketut Anglurah, built architectural 'follies' and among them are the extravagant Water Palace at Ujung and the Resthouse at Tirta Gangga where natural springs feed a series of beautiful pools. Both Water Palaces has been severely destroyed by a succession of earthquakes in recent years.

Start Time
We will pick up in a little bit different time depend on your hotel location. If you are staying at Nusadua area, we will pick you up in time range of 07.15 - 07.30 am; Kuta at 07.30 - 07.45; and for Sanur and Ubud at 07.45 - 08.00.

Your journey
From your hotel you will be driven to Tenganan village through Denpasar (except your hotel location is in Ubud), Batubulan, Celuk, Sukawati, Gianyar, Semarapura (Klungkung). In your long way in Batubulan village, you will see various type of stone carving. After that you will pass Celuk village, a central part of Bali's Gold and Silversmith home industry. Make a stop at an artshop and have a look at the exhibiting jewelery's products. In Sukawati village, almost all Bali's art products are available at the Sukawati Art Market. This is a general market for people. You may buy something here such as : t-shirt, statue, sarong, and so on. And then you will reach Gianyar city (the capital of Gianyar Regency), the city of art. About 15 minutes drive to the east direction on your way you will arrive at Semarapura City (the capital of Klungkung Regency). The wellknown Kertha Gosa palace is located in this city. Enroute to Karangasem there are opportunities to visit the villages of Sidemen, Selat and Putung. You will ses nice and exciting view in these villages. A pause at Putung village will give you a chance to see and take pictures for the beauty of the surrounding in this place. At the next village, Sibetan, you can see the 'salak' (snake-skin fruit) plantated.
The return trip is via Tenganan village, the 'original' Bali aga village who has retained its unique culture and customs over the centuries, and Candidasa a recent developing beach resort that has prings up around an ancient temple of the same name that is said to be directly linked to Mount Agung. From here we will keep on moving to the west until we reach Goa Lawah, a unique place with its unique cave which is full with holy bats. You can see them from the outside of the cave. They won't disturb you as long as you don't disturb them. From this area you can see the Badung Strait with its beautiful sea. Then we have to pass by Kusamba, Semarapura, Gianyar, Blahbatuh, Sukawati, Celuk and Batubulan.

Completing your tour
After giving you a chance to have a looking at some artshops in Celuk, our guide will take you back to your hotel. You may arrive at your hotel around 4.00 pm, depends on the location of your hotel.

Fare Includes
- Air Conditioned Transport
- English speaking guide or as required
- Enterance fee for all tourism objects
- Lunch at our preferred restaurant
- International Insurance cove