One Day Tours

T2T.06 \|\| Butterfly Park & Hot Spring Tours \|\| 8 hours
Total Pax	1	2	3	4	5
Price (USD)	50	25	17	13	10

The Butterfly Park and Hot Spring Tours present a great combination between places in northern part and western part of Bali. Get your camera ready for pictures as you will see lots of interesting sites along the way. We have selected some of the most fascinating places that might be triggering as mentioned in the itinerary below:

WANASARI : One of the most beautiful butterfly park in Indonesia
YEH PANES : Natural hot spring and spa
BATU KARU TEMPLE : A cool mountain forest Temple
JATI LUWIH : A stunning panorama of a huge rice field terrace
TAMAN AYUN : The ancient Royal family Temple

WANASARI	The most unique site and the only one in Bali (or even in Indonesia) is Butterfly Park or Taman Kupu-Kupu which is located in Wanasari village, Jalan Batukaru, Banjar Sandan Lebah, Tabanan regency. The Butterfly Park Bali is very special as it could not be found in any other places in Indonesia. All butterfly species all over Indonesia can be found here. Besides, visiting this place will give visitors a great chance to see various protected specimens for education purposes. You also can see the breeding process and the evolution of different species from egg, larvae and pupae to cocoon and from cocoon into a butterfly. Take your family to visit this site for educational and inspiring experience.


YEH PANES	Yeh Panes is another hot spring water in Bali located in Penatahan Village, Penebel subdistrict, Tabanan regency. If you depart from Denpasar, it takes about 41 kilometres by car. The uniqueness of this site is in the background where the visitors can enjoy green rice terrace whilst soaking in the hot water. The hot spring bathing pool is situated in the bank of Ho River (Sungai Ho) and from here visitors can see a beautiful waterfall and the resource of the hot water. According to the temple guard, the hot water of Penatahan is bursting out from the centre of the temple and under the banyan tree. The uniqueness of this hot spring is that the water resource is purely coming out from the temple where most hot springs are from volcanos. Thus, it makes the Penatahan hot spring a must see site while you are in Bali.


BATUKARU TEMPLE	Pura Luhur Watukaru (Batukaru) is one of Sad Khayangan Temples nestled on a plateau with lush tropical garden in the surrounding. The temple is located at Wangaya Gede village, Penebel subdistrict, Tabanan regency. It takes about 1.5 hours from Denpasar airport or a couple of minutes from the hot spring. This temple was a sacred and royal temple of Tabanan Kingdom. It was built in the 11^th century by Mpu Kuturan, a Hindu sage who founded the building of six main temples in Balil. As one of Sad Khayangan temples, Batukaru Temple has a tranquil and beautiful ambience as it is surrounded by tropical rain forest that gives fresh air and severe religious nuance. Throngs of pilgrimage fill up this place once it falls to the holydays or temple festivals. The ceremony falls on Thursday, Wreaspati Umanis Wuku Dunggulan, a day after Galungan holyday.


JATI LUWIH	Driving further down, you will get to a village with a beautiful wide spread rice terrace on highland of Tabanan regency. This place is called Jati Luwih rice terrace. Digging deeper from its name where ‘Jati’ means real, serious, while ‘Luwih’ means beautiful gives us an overview that Jati Luwih rice terrace is unimaginable. It is hard to imagine before you have seen once. Yes, that is true. Come and see this and you will get amazed by its enchanting views and cool atmosphere in the surrounding. Jati Luwih rice terrace is located at about 700 metres above see level so that the plantation (especially rice) growing in this area will have better quality than any places in other parts of Bali. To get to this place, it takes about 48 kilometres from Denpasar city or 28 kilometres from Tabanan town.


TAMAN AYUN	Taman Ayun Temple is a royal temple of former Mengwi Kingdom which is located in Mengwi village, Tabanan regency. If you go by car, it will take about 18 kilometres to get there. Roads to get there are always busy and much pollution; however, once you get to the site you will get mesmerised, first by a building that looks like floating on the water. Once you cross the bridge and enter the temple, you will be welcome by a huge beautiful garden in the front courtyard. Going further inside, visitors will see a beautiful temple complex which strongly has nuance of Hindus empire. Besides enjoying the temple, visitors can also capture a nice view of the river. Local people like fishing to this river and some of them even take a bath at the river.