Description
- Tirta Empul Holy Water Springs
- Pura Besakih Temple
- Goa Lawah Bat Cave Temple
This sacred journey begins at Tirta Empul spring temple, where you can participate in a traditional Balinese Melukat purification ceremony to cleanse spirit and mind.
We then proceed to Pura Besakih, Bali's mother temple sitting on the slopes of sacred Mount Agung. Afterwards, visit Goa Lawah, a mystical cave temple home to thousands of bats.
A memorable and transformative spiritual experience!
*Important!
Under Balinese tradition, menstruating women cannot enter the purification waters. You may be asked at the entrance. (No checks are conducted)Price:
With a Russian-speaking guide:- 1 person — $180
- 2 people — $215
- 3+ people — $75/person
- 1 person — $160
- 2 people — $160
- 3+ people — $60/person
Duration:
From 7:00 AM to 5:00 PMAdditional Costs:
- Private blessing/audience with priest Mangku Jati at Besakih Temple — $15/person
- Shopping and souvenirs
"Included" and "Not Included"
Included
- Car with a driver for the day
- Entrance tickets
- Russian-speaking guide or English-speaking driver
Not Included
- Breakfast
More about places
Tirta Empul Holy Springs are part of an ancient Hindu temple in Bali, built in 962. The complex is known for its sacred water from an underground spring and three pools with spouts for ritual purification baths. According to legend, the spring was created by the god Indra, and its water is believed to have healing properties that cleanse the body and spirit. The temple is dedicated to the god Vishnu and is an important pilgrimage site and center for spiritual ceremonies.
Pura Besakih Temple is Bali’s largest and holiest temple complex, located on the slopes of Mount Agung. It consists of more than 80 temples connected by a network of paths. The temple is called the “Mother of All Temples” on the island and plays a central role in Balinese religious life. The complex impresses visitors with its scale, architecture, and scenic views.
Bat Cave Temple is a unique temple in Bali, known for being located in a cave inhabited by a large number of bats. The temple combines natural beauty with the mystique of the cave environment, making it popular with tourists and lovers of unusual places. The temple’s atmosphere is particularly mysterious and closely connected with nature.
Program
What to Bring
- Swimsuit/swim trunks
- For women, a T-shirt covering the shoulders (for the purification ceremony)
- Sunscreen
- Pocket money
Transfer
Free from areas:
- Canggu - including Berawa, Batu Bolong, Pererenan
- Seminyak
- Legian
- Kuta
- Jimbaran
- Uluwatu / Bukit
- Nusa Dua
- Sanur
- Ubud (Ubud, central part)
- Umalas (Umalas)
- Munggu
- Cemagi
- North Ubud (Tegallalang, Payangan, Sebatu)
- Tabanan
- Bedugul
- Sidemen
- Amed and Tulamben
- Candidasa
- Lovina
- Munduk
- Pemuteran (Pemuteran)
- Singaraja (Singaraja)
- Negara (Negara)
- Gilimanuk (Gilimanuk)
- Seririt (Seririt)
- Pupuan (Pupuan)
Payment and return
Payment methods:
- Cash in Rupees
- Cash in Dollars
- Rupees via transfer to local Permata or BNI bank cards
- Rubles via transfer to Sberbank card
We accept prepayment via any of the methods mentioned above.
Prepayment:
- 100% for premium class cars
- 50% for private boats and helicopters
- 10% for excursions for groups of more than 4 people
- 50% for tours to Indonesian islands, except Bali and Nusa Penida
- 50% for Mount Agung climbing
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