Tour Bali-Jakarta

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HAVE AN OPEN MIND:

SOUTHEAST ASIA IS A DIVERSE AND VIBRANT REGION WITH A RICH CULTURE AND HISTORY.

EMBRACE THE DIFFERENCES YOU ENCOUNTER AND HAVE AN OPEN MIND.

THIS WILL ALLOW YOU TO FULLY IMMERSE YOURSELF IN THE LOCAL CULTURE AND HAVE A MORE MEANINGFUL TRAVEL EXPERIENCE.

JAKARTA (INDONESIA)

BALI INDONESIA

BALI

INFO

Currency: 1 USD = 15.000 aprox. Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)

Closest Airport: Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS)

Average Temperature: 24°C - 31°C

Rainy Season: November - March

Most Rainfall Months: January and February

TIPS

1. Dress appropriately: Many temples and religious sites in Bali require visitors to dress modestly, covering their shoulders and legs. Both men and women are required to wear a sarong and a temple scarf when entering a Balinese temple.

2. Respect religious customs: Bali is predominantly Hindu, and there are many important religious ceremonies and festivals throughout the year. Visitors should be respectful and avoid interrupting or disturbing these ceremonies.

4. Stay Hydrated and Protect Yourself from the Sun: Bali’s tropical climate can be quite hot and humid. Make sure to drink plenty of water to stay hydrated, especially if you’re spending time outdoors. Wear sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun’s intense rays, and consider taking breaks in the shade to avoid heat exhaustion.

5. Respect Local Wildlife and Nature: Bali is home to a rich variety of wildlife and natural beauty. When visiting natural sites like Monkey Forest in Ubud or the many beautiful beaches, respect the environment and animals. Do not feed or disturb wildlife.

3. Learn a few words in Indonesian: The Balinese people appreciate when visitors show an interest in their language and culture. Learn a few phrases in Indonesian, such as “hello” (“selamat pagi”), “thank you” (“terima kasih”), and “excuse me” (“maaf”).

INDONESIA

DAY 1

13 July: Arrival

Arrival at Ngurah Rai Airport and transfer to hotel.

DAY 2

14 July: South Kuta

Visit:

• Garuda Wisnu Kencana: an iconic cultural park in Bali, features a massive statue of the Hindu god Vishnu riding the mythical bird Garuda, symbolizing the preservation of the universe.

• Padang Padang beach: known for its crystal-clear waters and excellent surfing conditions, offers a picturesque escape with its white sand and dramatic rock formations.

• Uluwatu Cliff Temple: perched on a steep cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean, provides breathtaking views and hosts traditional Kecak dance performances at sunset, offering a unique cultural experience.

• Sunset dinner at Jimbaran: allows you to savor fresh seafood at beachfront restaurants while enjoying the serene beauty of the setting sun over the ocean, creating a perfect ending to a day in Bali.

DAY 3

15 July: Kintamani

Visit:

• Penglipuran Village: known for its well-preserved traditional Balinese architecture and community layout, offers a glimpse into authentic village life amidst lush surroundings.

• Volcano Jeep Tour: this experience provides an adventurous way to explore the dramatic landscapes of Bali’s volcanic regions, particularly Mount Batur, allowing visitors to experience the raw beauty of these geological wonders.

• Tegalalang’s Alas Harum is famous for its stunning rice terraces, scenic views, and various attractions like a giant swing, offering a mix of natural beauty and adrenaline-pumping activities.

DAY 4

16 July: Ubud

Visit:

• Barong dance show: presents a vibrant and cultural Balinese performance that depicts the eternal battle between good and evil through intricate costumes, music, and dance.

• The Batik Market: offers a vibrant and colorful experience, where visitors can explore a wide variety of traditional Indonesian batik fabrics and products. These intricate textiles, characterized by their unique patterns and designs created through a wax-resist dyeing technique, reflect Indonesia’s rich cultural heritage.

• Ubud Palace: also known as Puri Saren Agung, is a historical royal residence in the heart of Ubud. The palace showcases traditional Balinese architecture with ornate carvings and beautifully landscaped gardens. It serves as a cultural hub, hosting traditional dance performances and providing a glimpse into the royal history and artistry of Bali.

• Ubud Market:is a bustling hub for traditional crafts, textiles, and souvenirs, reflecting the artistic spirit of Ubud.

DAY 5

17 July: Nusapenida

Visit:

• Angel’s Billabong: is natural infinity pool located on Nusa Penida Island, features crystal-clear waters and striking rock formations.

• Kelingking Beach: captivates visitors with its unique T-Rex shaped cliff and stunning ocean views.

• Broken Beach: also on Nusa Penida, is known for its natural archway that forms a beautiful cove, creating a picturesque spot for photography and nature appreciation.

DAY 6

18 July: Departure to Jakarta

Breakfast at the hotel and departure to the airport.

JAKARTA INDONESIA

JAKARTA

INFO

Currency: 1 USD = 15.000 aprox. Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)

Closest Airport: Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK)

Average Temperature: 25°C - 30°C

Rainy Season: November - March

Most Rainfall Months: December and January

TIPS

1. Show Respect When Visiting Religious Sites: Jakarta is home to various religious communities, including Muslims, Christians, Buddhists, and Hindus. When visiting religious sites such as mosques, churches, or temples, dress modestly and follow any specific guidelines or customs. For example, in mosques, women should cover their heads with a scarf, and everyone should remove their shoes before entering.

2. Greet People Politely: Indonesians are generally polite and friendly. When meeting someone, a common greeting is a slight bow with a handshake, often with both hands. It’s also polite to use “Pak” (Mr.) or “Bu” (Mrs./Ms.) followed by their first name. If you know a few phrases in Indonesian, such as “Selamat pagi” (Good morning) or “Terima

kasih” (Thank you), it will be greatly appreciated.

3. Avoid Public Displays of Affection: Public displays of affection, such as kissing or hugging, are generally considered inappropriate in Jakarta. It’s best to be discreet with affection in public places to respect local customs and traditions.

4. Be Mindful of Personal Space and G estures: Indonesians value personal space and have specific cultural gestures. For example, it’s considered rude to point with your finger; instead, use your whole hand to gesture. Additionally, touching someone’s head, even that of a child, is considered impolite as the head is considered sacred. Always be mindful of these cultural nuances to show respect.

DAY 6

18 July: Arrival to Jakarta

Transfer to the hotel and free time.

DAY 7

19 July: Old Town Tour

Visit:

JAKARTA

• Fatahillah Square: the historic heart of Jakarta’s Old Town, is surrounded by colonial-era buildings and is a popular spot for cultural events and street performances.

• Museum Bahari: located in a former Dutch warehouse, showcases Indonesia’s rich maritime history with exhibits on traditional boats and sea exploration.

• The Museum Wayang: also in the Old Town, is dedicated to the art of Javanese puppetry, displaying a vast collection of wayang puppets from across Indonesia and beyond.

• Monas: or the National Monument, is an iconic landmark symbolizing Indonesia’s fight for independence, offering panoramic views of the city from its observation deck.

DAY 8

12 July: Half a Day Tour and Departure

Visit:

• Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) : is a cultural park that encapsulates the diverse cultures, traditions, and architecture of Indonesia’s numerous provinces in miniature form.

• The HAKA Culture Museum: provides insights into Indonesian culture and heritage through its extensive collection of artifacts and interactive exhibits.

• Dinner at PIK2 (Pantai Indah Kapuk 2): it is a modern coastal development featuring recreational areas, dining options, and shopping centers, popular for its vibrant atmosphere and scenic waterfront views.

Midnight transfer to the airport