We start our tour with Visiting one
of Balinese Architecture Known as, Kertha Gosa Pavlion, Kerta gosa pavilion is
An example of Balinese Architect Creativity, the layout follows Klungkung
Palace layout With 9 Main center that is Interconnected to eachother ,
Therefore the pavilion was build the same time the rest of the palace was
built.

            Then we continue To the Traditional
Market of klungkung That is the place for Household wifes And other people buy
Vegetables ,Fishes, Meat and Ceremonial needs, back in ancient times this
market was used by locals for Exchange Goods And Over the years, the market
adapts more to newer community needs. And It still Keep its Traditional Scent
and Charm.

            Afterwards, We will visit Kusamba.
Balinese Traditional Salt Center,  we
will watch the salt farmer Evaporates Seawater in bed of Black Volcanic Sand To
create pure Distilled Brine, Then the brine is left in a coconut Tree log
vessel for crystallised it Then it Emerge surfaced on the brine Are Hand raked
and drained to remove Excess Brine. Each brine took 5 days to complete its crystallization.

            Lastly,
We Will visit one of The Six Sanctuary of the world According To Balinese
culture and that is Goa Lawah or Pura Gowa lawah, This Sanctuary is one of the
Holliest worship place in bali, Alongside, Mother temple Besakih,  Lempuyang Luhu Temple, Uluwatu temple, Luhur
Batukaru Temple, This Sanctuary is known for its Build opening Near a Bat cave,
Goa Lawah Was Established in the 11th Century By Empu Kuturan one of
the early priests who introduced Hinduism on Bali. The design also Evolved as
time goes, in the early 20th Century the porcelain ceramic plates
decoration on the shrines and gates has been reduced.

 Then we will Return to where we picked you up.

Get a free voucher for lunch or dinner, one of them in one of the residents' houses with Balinese housewife cooking served to the family in the atmosphere of a Balinese family home. If you compare it with the price in a restaurant, it is IDR 250,000 per person.

NB: vouchers cannot be exchanged for money. If they are not taken they will automatically be forfeited.