Behind the boutique facades of restaurants, hotels, and galleries, there is a Bali that only a few travelers experience…the Bali that belongs to the rice farmers,waddling ducks, feeding cows and to those of us who take a few moments to ackowledge what mother earth have given us. Explore local communty, religion and ceremony while wandering through the villages that depend on the rice fields and the rush of a mountain stream for their livelihood.
We invite you to join one of eco-treks through Ubud outskirts and into the villages and temples around Bali. Keep walking tours will take you on asphalt roads, through dirt paths, across bamboo bridges and in to the ravines and rice paddies… with the assistance of our special eco-cultural guide you will discover the fascinating and magical serenity in one of our worlds last remaining traditional animist cultures.
Country Life Excursion
Experince the intriguing daily life of the Balinese in traditional rural settings. Walk through the rice fields: wander through village roads full of communitiy farms and cottage industry. Met fine craftsmen and artistans as they share their skills and welcome youto their homes. Learn about Bali`s complex Subak irrigation system and Hindu culture.
Duration: approximately 3 hours
Price : US $ 30/Person
Morning trip at 08:00am
Afternoon trip at 15:00am
A Canopy of White- The Bali Heron Experience
For generations and end the wild heron has lived in Balis Treetops. On this walk you will wander Ubud’s outskirts following the herons shadow, reaching their nesting place at sunset. Watch as they cascade home in fading skylight.
Duration: approximately 3 hours
Price : US$ 30 Net/person
Afternoon trip at 15:00pm ΒΌ/p>
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We learn from friends about a new venture about Eco Trekking in Bali. I only know that it is located in a village called Baiad ? It seems to be a venture that carries the real character of eco tourism on the Island of Bali. Can you plse get some more information.
Thank you and regards,
Dr. Bruno / Roma
Dear Mr. Bruno,
The Bayad village is only 12 km from Ubud and 45 km from Kuta or Sanur. please read details at
http://www.walkinbali.com/2008.....-trekking/
I will be pleased to give you more information so please do not hesitate to contact me anytime
Wardika