Air Terjun Suwat plunges 15 metres from jagged cliffs into a deep, clear pool of emerald waters. Mist drifts through the surrounding jungle while the steady roar of the falls blends with birdsong and the rustle of bamboo. The 7-metre-deep pool invites swimming or standing beneath the cascade to experience the full energy of the water, surrounded by lush vegetation and rugged cliffs that give the scene a sense of secluded intensity.

Ancient and long hidden beneath the earth, Pura Pegulingan is a temple of Buddhist and Hindu devotion that survived centuries untouched. Rediscovered in 1982, its stupa, relics and ancient statues reveal a sacred past. The temple stands as a testament to Bali’s layered history, where faith, art and ritual endure through the ages.

Founded in 962AD during the Warmadewa dynasty, Tirta Empul is one of Bali’s most sacred temples, located in the cool highlands of Tampaksiring near Manukaya village. Its name, which means "holy water spring," is derived from a natural spring that bubbles up into the temple’s central pool and continues to feed the nearby Pakerisan River. This revered site is dedicated to Vishnu, the Hindu God of Water and Preservation