Bali Reise mit Deutschsprachigem Reiseleiter: Candidasa, Lempuyang, Tirta Gangga

Ost Bali Reise: Candidasa, Tirta Gangga, Lempuyang & Besakih Tempel

Embark on East Bali Tour (or called Bali Reise in German) with a German-speaking guide to visit Candidasa, Tirta Gangga, Lempuyang, and Besakih Tempel. Our German-speaking guide will pick you at about 08.30 AM. Start your exploration with a visit to the pristine Candidasa beach. Continue to a remarkable piece of Karangasem Palace and Tirta Gangga water palace. Your next stop is Lempuyang Temple, one of the oldest temples in Bali. Located on the slope of Mount Lempuyang, today this temple has become more popular among tourists. As you reach the top, indulge in the Gate of Heaven with the blue sky view and the clouds are just like cotton candy. This spot is so Instagram-able and no doubt that Lempuyang Tempel is one of the bucket lists for Bali Instagram Tour. Your last stop will be at Besakih Temple. Go ahead at this highest temple and feel the serene ambiance. Don’t miss out on this exciting tour during your vacation in Bali.

Uncover the tropical paradise at Candidasa beach, a beautiful beach with azure blue water. Even though this beach isn’t as popular as Kuta Beach, it’s still worth visiting. With a serene surrounding makes it’s the ideal place to spend some time relaxing

Another place to visit is Tirta Gangga. The word “Tirta Gangga” can be literally translated as “Water of the Ganges” is a maze of pool and fountains. Built in 1946 by the late King of Karangasem, this building was believed to be a royal bathing pool. Walk along the stone path maze and capture a memorable photo with the golden Koi fish.

Sitting on the peak of Mount Lempuyang in the East part of Bali, this temple is also known as “The Gate to Heaven ”. This ancient temple is considered the oldest and sacred temple on the island. Climb up to 1500 stairs then you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view. Don’t forget to take a stunning photo on the temple gate with Mount Agung in the background.

Besakih temple, also known as “Mother Temple” is used for prayers, celebrations, or burial celebrations. The complex comprises 18 sanctuaries scattered over a vast area, making it the largest temple in Bali. Since the Gelgel dynasty ruled Bali, this temple has been regarded as a central sacred temple for the entire island. Located at an altitude of about 1.000 m and surrounded by lush rice paddies and forest, you will feel the serene ambiance and peaceful atmosphere here. To enter this temple tourists should wear a proper cloth that covers their body part (chest, arms, and legs).