Accompanied by expert local guides, which come from the nearby villages, you will be able to gently glide down quieter village roads and dirt paths on a sturdy mountain bike, while getting a glimpse of authentic Balinese life. After a light breakfast and energising coffee overlooking the Tegalalang rice terraces, you will take a car to the start point which is in a village near Kintamani. From there you will be provided with a mountain bike along with a helmet, and start riding down quieter country roads and dirt paths, getting to witness locals tending to their rice paddies and gardens. Along the way you will stop at a home of a local family, where you will be able to see how they live and get an overview of the particularities of a Balinese home, family traditions and duties. About half way you will stop by Tegal Dukuh Camp, a community based business which is focused on producing and selling sustainable products as well as educating the next generation of Balinese about the importance of sustainability and conservation. Here you will get to see how everything they make is produces zero waste - household items such as coconut cooking oil and palm sugar. As you finish up the second half of the trip, you will stop at Bali's second oldest temple and learn more about the Island's religious ceremonies and the Hindu faith's history on the island. You will finish up by getting a brief car ride to GreenBaku restaurant where you will be rewarded with a tasty local lunch served buffet style.