The Second most sacred temple in Bali located in the midst of tropical rainforest, on the slope of Mount Batukaru. The serenity of its surrounding enables you to listen to the sounds of the nature which why people count it as an ideal spot for meditation. 

A place to see the bali's original birds call "jalak putih". This bird is a very rare type and only fews left. There are also some deer live there. a rumor says that in this jungle also live a bali's tiger... 

The village of Kerambitan, southwest of Tabanan, was once an extension of ruling Raja's court, and is still a cultural stronghold, with music groups maintaining ancient customs of music and dancing, using unique bamboo instruments. 

Families of monkeys inhabit the sacred nutmeg forest of Sangeh, and fearlessly wander the temple and village. It doesn't pay to hide peanuts in you pockets as these monkeys aren't shy, and won't think twice about jumping on your shoulders so as to get a closer look 

Providing the western bate to Bali in gilimanuk bay, and only a short ferry-ride away from Java, is the regency of Jimbaran. Here in the main town of Negara, an exiting spectacle takes place: the traditional of "Makkepung", thrill packed bull races which draw large crowds keen to witness, and bet on the spectacle. Two bulls are hitched into each small cart and their jockey's balance precariously on the wildly swaying vehicles as wild chariot race takes place over the two kilometers long course. 

Approximately 20 km from Tabanan towards Mount Batukaru, the road climbs up high into the hills to a small village named Jatiluwih, at a height of 850 meters above sea level. The scenery here is one of the finest imaginable - Bali's terraced paddy fields stretch in endless contours over hills and valleys as far as the eye can see.