Secrets of the East of Bali Island

What to Expect

• Lempuyang Temple - the oldest complex of 7 temples. It is one of the nine main sanctuaries that maintain the spiritual balance of the island. You will need to climb over 1500 steps to reach the main temple at an altitude of 1058 meters above sea level.
• Tirtagangga Water Palace. Despite the relatively small garden area (1.2 ha) and the very young age for a historical attraction, Tirtagangga gives the feeling of an abandoned ancient civilization due to its special climate, causing all buildings to be covered with noble moss in a short time.
• Taman Ujung Water Palace. Located in the village of Seraya "at the edge of the earth," you will learn why this palace was originally built and why travelers love to have weddings and photoshoots here.
• Swings at Charlie's Chocolate Factory. In the jungle by the ocean, there are several bamboo huts of whimsical shapes where delicious chocolate and fragrant soap are made. You will see the entire process, enjoy hot chocolate, and swing on large wooden swings attached to coconut palms on the beach. Sit back, hold onto the ropes, swing harder, and admire the amazing scenery around. There is also a famous goose living at the factory that you can pet and hold.
• White Sand Beach - the only white sandy beach in the area. Located away from the main resort centers, you can relax on the shore in peace and tranquility.
• Goa Lawah Temple with Bat Cave - one of the most mysterious temples on the entire island. Built at the entrance to a cave labyrinth where thousands of bats live.
• Lovina Beach. The sand here is black, of volcanic origin. The waves are small, making it a great place for swimming, diving, snorkeling, fishing, and quiet family relaxation.