If you don't want to miss the chance to admire the beauty of Balinese nature and are equally interested in the island's temples, be sure to take this tour. The route takes you to the northern part of the island to the mountainous Bedugul region, one of Bali's largest agricultural areas. The first stop is a traditional market where various fruits, vegetables, spices, flowers, and souvenirs are sold. Don't forget to haggle! Next, you will visit Lake Bratan - one of Bali's three sacred lakes, with a beautiful garden on its shore and the significant Ulu Danu Temple or the "temple of three religions." The sacred part of this temple, a pagoda made of black palm, is dedicated to the goddess of the lake, Devi Danu, and appears to float on the water. The temple often hosts colorful Balinese ceremonies. Have lunch at a restaurant overlooking the lake before heading to the majestic temple of the royal family of the Tabanan kingdom, where pagodas dedicated to all Hindu saints are erected, and one of the island's main sanctuaries - Tanah Lot Temple, perched above the ocean. Don't miss the opportunity to photograph yourself against the backdrop of a romantic Balinese sunset and receive the blessing of a Balinese priest.