East Bali Tour

About Trip

Price : USD 49

Itenerary :

• Lempunyang Temple
• Tirtagangga
• Virgin Beach
• Kusamba Salt Maker

Lempunyang Temple

Lempuyang Temple is one of the biggest Hindu temple located in East Bali islands at Karangasem city, sub-district Abang, Tribuana village. Situated in the top of Bisbis Hill, from this temple you can see the amazing view of mount agung. The temple is a holy place for worship Ida Sanghyang Widhi Wasa in its manifestation as Icwara. Lot of tourist take picture in the gate of lempuyang temple with background mount agung view. The name of Gate of Heaven is come from the tourist that taking picture in the gate of lempuyang temple with beauty mount agung view as background. because of the beautiful scenery, guests call it a view of heaven and a place to take photos at the gate of the temple of Tempuyang. So most guests call this place the gate of heaven

Tirtagangga

Is a beautiful garden with water fountain and fish pond surrounds at East Bali Islands. This garden is built by King of Karangasem for their relaxation with their family. Amazing place for visit during East Bali Tour. This garden is utilized by empire family for bathing place and now have been arranged natty and fascinate. There is big clean water source that is poured into a channel and go to the tower to make a water fountain. The water palace of Tirta gangga was built in 1948 by King Anak Agung Anglurah Ketut Karangasem in east Bali, This palace has been shaped in the form of a beautiful water garden and it is located near a natural spring

Virgin Beach

Virgin Beach Perasi Karangasem has many names. Local people call it Perasi Beach while foreign tourists know this beach as White Sand Beach Bali. While the term virgin beach because Perasi Beach is still beautiful, calm, quiet and clean. Virgin Beach Perasi Karangasem is flanked by two hills namely Apen and Penggiang. Hill with green trees seemed to be a natural painting that its beauty is a shame if not immortalized. Add to the exoticism of this hidden paradise.

Kusamba Salt Maker

The Balinese tradition of salt farming dates back almost a thousand years, but has only recently gained recognition from fascinated tourists and salt connoisseurs. Both tourists and consumers are willing to pay for natural sea salt which is harvested from the top surface of crystallized, unspoiled, sea water by the small farmers of Kusamba village.