Bali Survive and Revive

Arrive in Jatiluwih and meet with the ranger who will introduce the day’s trekking program. Begin with a walk through charming orchards and dense rainforest. Along the way, listen to fascinating stories and insights about the colorful flora and rich biodiversity of this wilderness landscape. After 1-1.5 hours of trekking at moderate level, arrive at Sang Janggala Jungle Camp by the riverside. Take the chance for a refreshing dip in its clear mountain water. Here at the camp, the ranger will explain some fundamental knowledge on how to survive in nature, such as: How to choose a suitable location for a campsite, how to build a shelter, how to find clean drinking water. There will also be a demonstration on how to make a fire and how to make eating utensils from bamboo.  

For lunch, enjoy a flavorful jungle-style meal prepared with local ingredients such as roots, ferns, young coffee leaves, and chicken cooked in bamboo, while surrounded by the peaceful ambiance of the forest.

After lunch, continue with two revitalizing spiritual experiences. Trek for about 30 minutes to meet a local priest who will guide you through a traditional purification ritual in a jungle river. The first ceremony, known as Melukat, is an ancient Balinese cleansing ritual performed in flowing water. A sarong is required for this ceremony, and flower offerings and fragrant incense will be prepared for you. Please wear shorts or swimwear under the sarong, as you will be immersed in the fresh river water during the ritual.

Following the Melukat ritual, take part in a second ceremony at the temple of Sri Rambut Sedana. Dressed in proper Balinese temple attire, you will participate in a blessing ceremony led by the same priest. Before entering the temple, you will learn how to make a small offering basket from coconut leaves, which will be used during the ritual. Seated behind the priest, you will take part as he prays to the gods to welcome positive spirits and ask for continued well-being, prosperity, and happiness.

Afterwards, transfer a short distance for a drive and brief stop to admire the magical rice terraces of Jatiluwih, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take in the sweeping views of verdant terraces and learn about the traditional irrigation techniques used by Balinese farmers to cultivate their rice fields.

Return to the hotel in the late afternoon. (L)

Time         : 08:00 - 17:00 

Departure: Daily

Note:

- Minimum 2 pax up to 10 pax with minimum age is 11 years old.

- Wear proper trekking boots + long trousers + socks + head covering + bring clothes to change.

- Bring along a white shirt for the ceremony after Melukat + shorts/swimsuit for ladies for the purification ceremony.

- Our rates are net and quoted in American dollars (USD), however some services (like transportation, guide fees, entrance fees, some activities, meals, air tickets and train tickets and sometimes accommodations) are based on local prices in Indonesian Rupiah in (IDR). In the case of a major change in the exchange rate (5% or more) between the Indonesian Rupiah and the American dollar (USD), we reserve the right to correct our quotes to align our rates and revise the value of the American dollar (USD).

- All rates are based on the current gasoline price. Should the gasoline price increase by more than 10% we would readjust transfer rates with a 30 days prior notice

- All language guides other than English subject to availability during high season July-September.

- During Nyepi Day, a significant religious observance in Bali observed on 08th March 2027 and 26 March 2028, visitors must remain within hotel premises from 6:00 AM until 6:00 AM the following day (a 24-hour period). Both Bali Airport and the harbor will not operate any flights or activities during this time. Hotels will continue to operate with limited staff.

Our services include:

- Transportation with driver by private air conditioned vehicle with water provided in the car.

- Service of English  speaking local guide.

- All entrance fees and activities as mentioned

- Meals as specified (L = Lunch)

Our services do not include:

- Other meals than mentioned.

- Other services than mentioned.

- Personal travel Insurance.

- Gratuities, personal expenses, drinks, and other items.

- Other services not clearly indicated in the Package Inclusion above.

- High season surcharge for non-English speaking guide.

Pick up and drop off timings from alternate destinations

- Pick up from Nusa Dua, Tanjung Benoa, Jimbaran 07:30 - 18:00

- Pick up from Sanur, Seminyak 07:30 - 18:00

- Pick up from Ubud 08:00 - 17:00

- Pick up from Tabanan / Munduk 08:30 - 17:0

Inclusions:

🥘 Lunch

Notes:

- Minimum 2 pax up to 10 pax with minimum age is 11 years old.
- Wear proper trekking boots + long trousers + socks + head covering + bring clothes to change.
- Bring along a white shirt for the ceremony after Melukat + shorts/swimsuit for ladies for the purification ceremony.
- Our rates are net and quoted in American dollars (USD), however some services (like transportation, guide fees, entrance fees, some activities, meals, air tickets and train tickets and sometimes accommodations) are based on local prices in Indonesian Rupiah in (IDR). In the case of a major change in the exchange rate (5% or more) between the Indonesian Rupiah and the American dollar (USD), we reserve the right to correct our quotes to align our rates and revise the value of the American dollar (USD).
- All rates are based on the current gasoline price. Should the gasoline price increase by more than 10% we would readjust transfer rates with a 30 days prior notice
- All language guides other than English subject to availability during high season July-September.
- During Nyepi Day, a significant religious observance in Bali observed on 08th March 2027 and 26 March 2028, visitors must remain within hotel premises from 6:00 AM until 6:00 AM the following day (a 24-hour period). Both Bali Airport and the harbor will not operate any flights or activities during this time. Hotels will continue to operate with limited staff.
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