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Bali is Indonesia’s most visited island for good reason: temples, surf coasts, rice terraces, and a strong everyday culture. You can start with iconic viewpoints and end with beach clubs and late dinners. Most trips blend Ubud’s inland pace with time on the south coast.


Aura S is a travel writer and hospitality professional who specialises in clear, practical guides for first-time visitors, drawing on experience in tourism partnerships and destination planning.

Her writing focuses on well-structured, easy-to-follow content that balances inspiration with practical planning — helping travellers decide where to go, how to organise their time, and what to realistically expect.


Aura S is a travel writer and hospitality professional who specialises in creating clear, practical travel guides for first-time visitors. With experience in tourism partnerships and destination planning, she focuses on helping travellers understand where to go, how to organise their time, and what to realistically expect when visiting a destination.
Her work centres on well-structured, easy-to-follow guides that balance inspiration with practical planning, making it simpler for travellers to explore new places.


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A full-day private escape into East Bali's quieter heartland. This 8-hour tour covers the Sidemen region — rice terraces, waterfalls, the historic Kerta Gosa pavilion, and a farm-to-table organic lunch. The itinerary blends cultural landmarks with nature walks, offering a side of Bali that most visitors never see. Guides double as photographers and local storytellers, sharing insights into village traditions and agriculture.<br/>
- Sidemen is frequently cited by travel writers as Bali's last unspoiled valley, often compared to what Ubud looked like 25 years ago.
- Reviewers consistently highlight the knowledgeable guides — especially for their ability to bring Balinese culture and history to life during the walk through the rice fields.
- The organic garden lunch receives repeated praise, with dishes made from ingredients grown on-site — a detail that distinguishes this tour from standard Ubud day trips.


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Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Escape the busy tourist areas and experience a full day Sidemen in East Bali, surrounded by nature, culture and spectacular scenery. Sidemen offers a glimpse of what Ubud was like 25 years ago. 

Located close to Mount Agung, the Sidemen area is more mountainous and known for some of the most beautiful landscapes in Bali. Expansive rice terraces, river valleys and cascading waterfalls provide stunning views during this private day tour. 

Sidemen remains relatively untouched by mass tourism, where local Balinese communities continue to live a simple rural lifestyle. This Sidemen Day Tour visits the highlights of the area and offers a combination of nature, relaxed activity, intriguing Balinese history and good food — ideal for travellers seeking an authentic East Bali experience.

Klungkung, Bali’s capital city from 17th to 19th century when Dutch invaded. The most visible memory of the Klungkung Kingdom is the remains of the palace with the most significant being Kerta Gosa, the court of the high king. At Kerta Gosa Pavilion, the focus: is karma, explained by Kamasan style paintings. These depict the consequences of actions and the punishments, depending on your misdeed: Under the tree of daggers for example, knives shall fall upon your lip if you were a liar. Also you can get your Balinese star sign based on birthdate, day and time here.

Klung Klung Market is a mix of old and new. The new section has stores with beautiful Balinese fabrics, Balinese traditional clothing and gold jewellery. There is also a food court selling local food for both eat in and take away. The old section has fruit, vegetables, daily needs, shoes and clothing. This spacious market is one of the best in Bali because it is not crowded and the sellers are not pushy.

Sidemen Rice Field Walk is a flat walking track with a picture perfect view. Stroll along here, breathe in the fresh air and take photos of the stunning scenery.

Order you lunch from the delicious menu that includes ingredients that come from the garden. We recommend the granita’s as refreshing drink and the chocolate lava cake as dessert. A tour of the organic garden is also included.

Next it’s time to cool off at Gembeleng Waterfall. There are 5 natural infinity swimming pools along the hike to the top. Stop anytime and swim in the refreshing water with gorgeous views through the jungle tree tops to the valley below.

Sidemen Highlights Day Tour

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