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Journey to Mystical Bali Temples with Balinese Healer
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DURATION
12 hours
Booking type
Join-in trip
MEET UP
At location
Group size
Up to 8 guests
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We will guide you on a journey to some of Bali's most sacred temples in the serene region between Bedugul and Munduk. Our Jungle Spiritual Tours encompass visits to four distinct temples. These locations include the sacred Temple of the historical Panca Rsi Temple, where the first Hindu Priest landed on Bali island, and the Dalem Tamblingan Lake Temple, renowned for its immense healing and mystical energy. The trip culminates at Pura Ulun Danu Tamblingan Lake Temple, nestled atop a hill, where we will embark on a canoeing adventure across the lake to reach this final temple.Many ancient temples on the Bali Spiritual Healing list are situated in remote areas, secluded within dense forests, or perched on rugged clifftops. Without a personal connection to the "Mangku" or the temple's priest, regular visitors or tourists may find it challenging to gain access.During this authentic spiritual experience, you can participate in ceremonies guided by Balinese esteemed priests and our spiritual practitioner. They will enlighten you on the profound significance and meaning behind the rituals, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the experience and tap into the deep-rooted mystical energy of Bali. This transformative journey will leave you uplifted, inspired, and profoundly connected to the divine.If you seek a profound connection with the divine and a deeper understanding of the spiritual realm, our Spiritual Tour is an absolute must-try. People from all faiths and backgrounds are drawn to forge a stronger connection with the spiritual world. Whether you are a spiritual seeker, a curious traveler, or simply seeking a new and unique experience, we welcome you to join us on this remarkable journey.
What You’ll be Doing
You will visit the most sacred places only limited people can access
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What’s Included
Transport from the meeting point to North Bali
Offerings
Balinese Traditional Food & Beverages
Ceremonies & Guided Meditation
5 temple visits on the entire trip
Canoeing Across the Lake experience
Balinese Sarong & Traditional Attire
Full professional video & documentation of the trip
Free flow of drinking water, coffee, or tea.
Snacks, Lunch, Dinner - Vegetarian or Non-Vegetarian (Indonesian & Balinese style)
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Additional Information
Where we'll meet
Start Point
Meet-up at Mengwi - Bali Spiritual Healing Office(Jl. Raya Kapal No.84, Jalan Raya Kapal, Indonesia)
- 09:00am
- Notes: - Female participants in the menstruation period won't be able to join as we are visiting holy and sacred temples since it's prohibited.
End Point
- End at Start Point(s)
Start & ends
- Every Monday09:00AM - 09:00PM
- Every Friday09:00AM - 09:00PM
Suitability / Accessibility
- Vegetarian food available
- Halal food available
- Child Friendly (Recommended Age: 7+)
Cancellation & other policies
- CancellationCancel 7 days before activity for a full refund
- Minimum ParticipantsIf there are fewer than 4 participants, the host may reschedule or refund your booking.
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Meet your host
Bali Spiritual Healing is founded by Jero Mangku Geni, a healer who descended from Balinese kings. Jero Mangku came from generations of healers, and knew that he too had the gift of healing when he was able to heal his friends' injuries when they played together as kids. Other than being a healer, what makes him so remarkable is his philosophy of life, that he shares generously with anyone who is keen to learn. He believes that everyone has the power to heal themselves, and has helped many to find their own path to healing.
Experience: 1 year
Speaks: Fluent English
Acceptance rate: 97%
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