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A farm-to-table cooking experience set on an organic farm in a rural village north of Ubud. The class begins with a guided tour of a traditional morning market, followed by a walk through the farm where participants pick their own vegetables, herbs and spices. Six Balinese dishes are prepared from scratch under the guidance of local instructors. The farm is run by a cooperative of villagers committed to environmental and cultural sustainability. - Holds a TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice award and ranks among the top-rated cooking experiences in the Ubud region, with a near-perfect rating across over 2,000 verified reviews on Google. - Reviewers consistently describe the experience as more than a cooking class, praising the village setting, the warmth of the staff and the connection to Balinese rural life. - The school is a community-driven initiative. Revenue supports local education programmes, including English classes for village children. - Vegetarian, vegan and allergy-friendly menus are available. The farm grows all its own produce without chemical pesticides.

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A four-hour walking food tour through old Denpasar, led by professional guides from A Chef's Tour. The route covers 7–8 stops across street vendors, warungs, and the bustling Badung Market. Guests sample over 15 dishes, from crispy pisang goreng and Indonesian sate to Javanese soto babat beef soup at a shack operating since 1969. Groups are capped at eight guests, making it one of the smallest-group food tours in Bali. - Listed among TripAdvisor's top-rated food and drink tours in Bali, with over 370 reviews on Viator and consistent 5-star ratings. - Reviewers praise the guides for combining food knowledge with cultural context, describing the tour as a window into everyday Balinese life rather than a standard tasting trail. - For each guest that attends, the operator donates 10 meals through byFood, adding a social impact dimension. The tour ends at Badung Night Market, giving guests an extended look at Bali's largest traditional market.

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Tucked behind Kuta's busy streets, this award-winning water park has been a Bali fixture since 1993. Lush gardens wrap around dozens of slides and pools, making it a welcome cool-down from the island heat. Rushing water echoes off jungle canopy as riders scream down near-vertical chutes. Between slides, the lazy river drifts through fragrant frangipani and birdsong 🌺. - • Voted Asia's No. 1 Waterpark multiple years by TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice - • Featured in Lonely Planet's Bali & Lombok guide as a top family pick - • Visitors consistently praise the immaculate grounds and lush tropical setting

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Nestled in the cool highlands of Taro village, this rescue-and-rehabilitation sanctuary shelters endangered Sumatran elephants on grounds blessed by local priests. It bridges wildlife conservation with Balinese reverence for the natural world. Soft trumpeting drifts between towering palms as elephants amble along red-earth paths. The air hangs warm and sweet with hay, punctuated by the rustle of mahouts guiding their gentle charges 🌿. - • Accredited member of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) - • Featured in National Geographic Traveller's Bali wildlife picks - • Visitors consistently praise the ethical, education-first approach to elephant care

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