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Fall in Love with Bali's Culture
See a side of Bali that few travellers get to see. Skip the crowds, and get to know Bali's heart.
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1517 reviews
Talk about a fun and unique tour!! It was such a great blend of mellow bicycling, yummy food, and learning more about Balinese culture and traditions. I even came out of the experience knowing more about firefly conservation- unexpected but a cool addition. Dui was a fantastic guide, Dude was a phenomenal photographer (some footage we will be laughing at for a long time), and Obi, our driver, was punctual and safe. We felt very well looked after from start to finish. 1000% would do again.
Lindsey
A wonderful chance to know more about the local life.
Chen Yen Hsiu
This was a very powerful reading that validated and gave peace with a current transition in my life that has felt exhausting, but I now have more comfort with. It felt good to be seen, and relief came with understanding of struggle, giving deeper room for gratitude of pain.
Melanie
Wonderful activity learning about fireflies. The food was delicious and it was a unique experience.
Aaron
We had a great experience with Putu and her family, definitely worth it. Much more hands on, personalized and authentic than other experiences we saw on the temple that day. Putu and her family are great hosts and are great at what they do, so we would absolutely recommend it.
Gerardo Z
Fantastic guide, excellent journey through little villages, rice fields, forest.
Highly recommend.
IrainaH
What an amazing place. The best comment i can gove that both of my kids who are 4 and 8 years old who lives in the modern world told me just after arrival and also at the end of our night that they just want to live here. Wayan and his family is amazing and helpfull and the job they do here is wonderful. It is the best experince you can have in Bali.
Lacza Gabor
It was so well organised. Gade picked us up on time from our hotel, we had a lovely breakfast at a restaurant, did the cycling which is 20km just about always downhill making it very accessible. We went through rice paddies, past villages, made a stop for a local desert, saw a local house and had lunch after. There were only 3 of us. We felt safe and taken care of on the roads. Also, I had a lovely conversation with Gade about Balinese culture
Ellen-Marie
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