BALI – ISLAND OF GODS – flight from Varna

Istanbul/Dubai- Denpasar - Ubud Arrival at Ngurah Rai airport in the capital of Bali - Denpasar.Meeting with the representative on the spot.Transfer to the hotel in the central part of the island in the area of Ubud.

Tour of Ubud - half day Breakfast.Tour of Ubud - one of the most important cities in Bali and the main artistic, spiritual and cultural center in all of Indonesia. We will visit the Goa Gaja Temple, the elephant cave where after excavations a statue of Ganesha was discovered, believed to perform miracles and grant prayers. Below the temple complex, the Pankung and Petanu rivers meet, which according to Balinese beliefs makes the place magical. The water flowing from the six statues is said to rejuvenate. Next, visit the famous Monkey Forest, a shady, verdant forest, the most popular stop for tourists in Ubud, with more than 600 playful macaque monkeys that have adopted the sacred forest as home, roaming freely around the trees and temple complex. Our last stop will be at the Puri Saren palace complex,dating back to the 1800s and still serving as the Crown Palace.It impresses with its gardens and incredible Balinese architecture.In the evenings some of the best Balinese dinners are held here with traditional dancing.Return to the hotel.Overnight in Ubud.

Ubud - Tirta Empuri - Gunung Kawi Breakfast.We start the day with a visit to the magical temple of Tirta Empuli, also called "the temple of sacred water".This is one of the key shrines on the island of Bali and one of the largest water temples in the whole of Indonesia. It is dedicated to the Hindu god of water - Vishnu. According to legend, the god Indra created a miraculous spring in this place whose waters can heal the body and spirit.Therefore, for nearly 11 centuries, Balinese have revered this sacred place and through ritual bathing in the springs believe that it will bring them spiritual purification and healing.The combination of the water, the sacred atmosphere of the place, the nature and the crowd of people who perform various rituals fill the place with reverence, humility and inner harmony.The purification ritual starts from the left and ends with the rightmost spouts (excluding the last two because they are meant for the dead) decorated with swastikas, which symbolize divinity, spirituality and well-being. Next we visit the Gunung Kavi temple, which is one of the most interesting archaeological sites in Bali. Dating back to the 11th century and comprising 10 temples (called candi) in 7-metre niches carved into the rocks, it is set in picturesque jungle on either side of the Pakerisan River, 25 kilometres north of Ubud. You are left speechless by the view and listen only to the sounds of nature. We will also visit a local Balinese house,where we will begin with the art of traditional lontar - Balinese palm leaf handwriting. Overnight in Ubud.

Ubud - Taman Ayun temple in Mengwi - Ulun Danu temple-Lovina Breakfast.On the way visit Taman Ayun temple in Mengwi-one of the most important and significant temples in Indonesia,known as "the beautiful garden" or "the temple that makes wishes come true",a royal family temple of the Mengwi dynasty,built by the King of Mengwi around 1632-1634.Its name comes from the words "taman" - garden, and "ayun" - beautiful. It is said that this was the place where not just anyone did his yoga exercises, but Dan Hiang Nirartha himself, the monk who spread Hinduism to Bali.Taman Ayun is perfect in its geometry, perfectly rectangular and surrounded by water,and the most beautiful and remarkable part of the temple are the Meru towers. They are one of the most beautiful and remarkable emblems of Bali. They are easily remembered for having several roofs on top of each other, which distinguishes them from the classic pagodas, and they are a small prayer room that has a multi-storey roof made of lyco and leaves from a local palm tree. We continue our journey past the picturesque rice terraces of Jatiluvih.We will also make a stop for exotic fruit tasting before reaching the tranquil Ulun Danu Temple, located by the picturesque Lake Beratan-the second largest in Bali.The temple was built in 1663 and is dedicated to the goddess of rivers and lakes, Devi Danu. Arrival and check-in at hotel in Lovina-the largest resort on the north coast of Bali, famous for its black volcanic sand.

Lovina Dolphin Watching Early wake up call for the Dolphin Tour, which is the perfect way to explore Bali's unique north coast. The tour starts early in the morning when the waters of the Indian Ocean are still and calm. We'll board a traditional Balinese boat and drift through the crystal clear waters as we watch groups of dolphins gather in pods and perform their acrobatic "steps". Return to the hotel for breakfast followed by a relaxing break at the resort. Overnight in Lovina.

Lovina - Kintamani-"Mother Temple" Besaki-Kandidasa Breakfast.Departure for the eastern part of Bali via the village of Kintamani, which offers a magnificent view of the volcano peak and Lake Batur.Visit the "Mother Temple" Besaki - the most important temple for all Balinese and a must stop for every tourist.It is located in the very heart of the island, on the slopes of the active volcano Agung /3031 m.a.s.l/.The Pura Besaki complex consists of 22 temples, 200 buildings and many steps to the top.Overnight.

Kandidasa - full day tour East Bali - "Gateway to Heaven", Tirtaganga Temple, Tenganan-Kandidasa Breakfast.Departure to Pura Lempuyang, a temple in the mountains of East Bali, where in good weather you can enjoy a majestic view of the volcano Agung and the surrounding jungles. Visit the temple. Pura Luhur Lempuyang Temple - a site of great tourist interest because of the so-called Gateway to Paradise.It is two triangular stone gates with a large opening between them.We will continue with the fascinating water palace Tirtatanga,one of the last residences of the rulers of Bali, built in 1948, whose name means "holy water from the river.In the Tenganan settlement we will learn more about the indigenous Bali Aga people, known for their preserved ancient customs and traditions.Until 1970 these people were known only to anthropologists and their neighbors in the habitat. Closed to the outside world, they have preserved the culture, traditions and beliefs of ancient Balinese society.Their houses are symmetrically built in straight rows on either side, with communal buildings - dining halls, temples, kitchens, places for socializing, etc. - placed right in the middle. Usually human settlements develop naturally - a house here, a yard there, a path to the neighbor on the back street, etc. Tenganan is strung out by a thread. This is what I imagine an open-air prison would look like - identical doors, identical unplastered walls, identical walls, identical roofs.Return to the hotel in Candidasa.Overnight.

Kadidasa - Tukad Falls Chepung Kuta Breakfast. Depart for Bali's most popular resort-Kuta. We will make a stop to explore Tukad Cepung Waterfall, famous for its picturesque setting and tranquil atmosphere and Durga Kutri Temple, an important cultural and religious site in Bali. Arrive in Kuta for check-in at the hotel.Option to stroll through the bustling streets of the resort. Overnight.

Kuta Breakfast.Free day for beach and entertainment.Overnight in Kuta.

Kuta - Denpasar - Varna flight Breakfast.Late check-out from the hotel.Transfer to Ngurah Rai airport, Denpasar for the flight to Varna in the evening with Istanbul connection.

Varna Arrival in Varna in the morning.