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13-night Bali, Singapore & Indonesia Expedition

Price: $35,814 - # of Days: 13 days

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6-Nights Magical Bali

Price: $995 - # of Days: 6 days
Magical BaliBeachside bliss, delicious food and temples galore await you on this 7-day Bali itinerary, with optional experiences to tailor your trip your way. Take a yoga class in Ubud, cruise the capital city in a vintage VW Kombi, tuck into seafood on beautiful Jimbaran beach, and let the peace an...

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13-Nights Kingdoms & Dragons: Singapore to Bali - Land Journey

Price: $13,590 - # of Days: 13 days
Past, present and future blend into an unforgettable journey in a tropical paradise, steeped in culture and nature as you stroll through gardens of tomorrow in Singapore, explore ancient kingdoms in Java, visit flower-filled temples on Bali, and see dragons of yore on timeless Komodo Is...

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11-Nights Indonesia: Island of the Gods

Price: $7,999 - # of Days: 11 days
A sprawling Southeast Asian nation of more than 17,000 islands, our luxury Indonesian sojourn presents spectacular natural beauty, intriguing cultural traditions, a diverse and innovative cuisine as well as the singular Komodo Dragon. Our delightful Private Journey engages with village artisans, exp...

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7-Nights Independent Singapore & Bali

Price: $3,019 - # of Days: 7 days
What’s the best way to see one of the world’s great melting pots? A Globus Independent vacation, of course! Your guide will show you all the highlights taking you to visit the Gardens by the Bay, Chinatown, and Marina Bay, where you ascend to Sands Skypark to admire beautiful views of the city and i...

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4-Nights Independent Bali Explorer

Price: $1,759 - # of Days: 4 days
Indonesia! A land of indescribable beauty and wonder awaits you on this Globus Independent vacation in Bali, a magical blend of culture, nature, cuisine, and sun. Visit fascinating villages in the hillside town of Ubud and be inspired by the ancient art of Feng Shui in the farming houses of Subak Gu...

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14-Nights Gems Of Indonesia: From Bali To Java With Singapore - Small Group Discovery

Price: $6,838 - # of Days: 14 days
Small groups lead to big experiences on this Small Group Discovery tour. Your adventure in begins in Southeast Asia with a spectacular tour of Singapore. Explore the grand gardens of this stunning seaside city along with spectacular architecture, timeless temples, and soaring views from atop Sands S...

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11-Nights Gems Of Indonesia: From Bali To Java - Small Group Discovery

Price: $5,142 - # of Days: 11 days
Small groups lead to big experiences on this Small Group Discovery tour of Bali. If visions of white sands, blue seas, and balmy breezes come to mind, you're not wrong, but this paradise of nature’s perfection is made even more beautiful by the warm welcomes and graceful treasures to be found in Ind...

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15-Nights Indonesia: Yogyakarta to Bali - Classic

Price: $2,099 - # of Days: 15 days
Indonesia: Yogyakarta to Bali Java and Bali are a match made in travel heaven on this 16-day adventure. Kick things off in Java, where you’ll chase sunrise at Borobudur and Mt. Bromo, get hands-on with a batik-making workshop, and dive deep into local culture from Yogyakarta to Surabaya. Then, it’s ...

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Overview

Introduction

Ubud has been something of a destination-within-a-destination since Bali became widely popular on the international tourism scene: a place where resort relaxers would mount an expedition for cultural visits, local food and souvenir shopping. Since it featured heavily in the international bestseller Eat, Pray, Love, it has experienced an influx of curious travelers. The town has responded with a variety of options for tourists.

The center of activity in Ubud is the corner of Jalan Raya Ubud and Monkey Forest Road. Tour buses from the island's many resorts drop travelers off there on an almost hourly basis. The markets bustle, the streets clog, and it's colorful chaos as far as the eye can see. This central district is where you can buy batiks and enjoy a local lunch, then follow whatever catches your eye. Regardless of your interests, you'll find a stall, shop or hawker that appeals to you.

Walk a few blocks out of the central district, and things calm considerably. Be sure to enjoy the museums and galleries just outside of Ubud.

With its growing popularity, Ubud has also attracted bigger and arguably better restaurants, and offers a wide variety of Balinese, Indonesian and Western cuisine as well as fusions of two or all three. These aren't the tiny food stalls of Jakarta, but can be an experience in and of themselves.

Ubud tends to roll up its sidewalks around 9 pm and revert to its origins as a sleepy peasant village. Late carousing is better left to the boisterous Kuta district, though you can still close your evening with a visit to a jazz or pop jam concert at one of Ubud's cafes. Your hotel will likely have a schedule of local performances, as does Ubud's tourist office near the main intersection.

Be sure to leave time to walk through the Monkey Forests (a treat in itself, but watch your possessions—the monkeys are prone to theft) to the adjacent village of Nyuhkuning, which is lined with the shops of wood-carvers. Also make sure to rent bikes and cycle past rice fields and out-of-the-way villages. The area between Ubud and Denpasar is thick with even more craft villages, each with its own specialty. Excursions can be made to the elephant cave temple at Goa Gajah (touristy but interesting), the Royal Temple of Taman Ayun at Mengwi and Penelokan (spectacular view of Batur Volcano and Lake Batur).

Overview

Introduction

Ubud has been something of a destination-within-a-destination since Bali became widely popular on the international tourism scene: a place where resort relaxers would mount an expedition for cultural visits, local food and souvenir shopping. Since it featured heavily in the international bestseller Eat, Pray, Love, it has experienced an influx of curious travelers. The town has responded with a variety of options for tourists.

The center of activity in Ubud is the corner of Jalan Raya Ubud and Monkey Forest Road. Tour buses from the island's many resorts drop travelers off there on an almost hourly basis. The markets bustle, the streets clog, and it's colorful chaos as far as the eye can see. This central district is where you can buy batiks and enjoy a local lunch, then follow whatever catches your eye. Regardless of your interests, you'll find a stall, shop or hawker that appeals to you.

Walk a few blocks out of the central district, and things calm considerably. Be sure to enjoy the museums and galleries just outside of Ubud.

With its growing popularity, Ubud has also attracted bigger and arguably better restaurants, and offers a wide variety of Balinese, Indonesian and Western cuisine as well as fusions of two or all three. These aren't the tiny food stalls of Jakarta, but can be an experience in and of themselves.

Ubud tends to roll up its sidewalks around 9 pm and revert to its origins as a sleepy peasant village. Late carousing is better left to the boisterous Kuta district, though you can still close your evening with a visit to a jazz or pop jam concert at one of Ubud's cafes. Your hotel will likely have a schedule of local performances, as does Ubud's tourist office near the main intersection.

Be sure to leave time to walk through the Monkey Forests (a treat in itself, but watch your possessions—the monkeys are prone to theft) to the adjacent village of Nyuhkuning, which is lined with the shops of wood-carvers. Also make sure to rent bikes and cycle past rice fields and out-of-the-way villages. The area between Ubud and Denpasar is thick with even more craft villages, each with its own specialty. Excursions can be made to the elephant cave temple at Goa Gajah (touristy but interesting), the Royal Temple of Taman Ayun at Mengwi and Penelokan (spectacular view of Batur Volcano and Lake Batur).