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Enjoy a rain-forest adventure in Bali’s cool volcanic highlands without the stress of arranging transport or finding guides on this private tour. Follow your guide on a hike through the jungle to a Hindu temple with a fascinating history, then board a traditional dugout canoe to explore sacred Tamblingan Lake. Your package includes lunch, bottled water, activities, and hotel or villa transfers direct from Ubud, Gianyar, and most south Bali destinations.

Discover one of South Sulawesi’s most stunning natural wonders on this immersive half-day tour to Rammang-Rammang, a hidden paradise located only about an hour from Makassar. Celebrated as the second largest karst landscape in the world, this extraordinary destination showcases dramatic limestone formations that rise majestically from the earth, creating a surreal panorama unlike anywhere else in Indonesia. Towering cliffs, mysterious caves, winding rivers, and traditional villages blend harmoniously into a landscape that feels both timeless and untouched.

Explore the mountainous jungles of northern Bali and see up to seven different waterfalls while you're at it on this trekking tour, led by a local guide. This tour is private, just for your party, meaning you'll be able to trek at your own pace. You'll also have the flexibility to stop to swim along the way.

This tour is unique because it offers a **complete experience to see the true beauty of Bali in one journey**. Travelers will explore Bali’s rich culture, stunning nature, and iconic landmarks, including traditional temples, lush rice terraces, waterfalls, and dramatic coastal views. The tour also combines adventure and relaxation, with activities such as cultural performances, scenic sightseeing, and local dining experiences. With a well-planned route and comfortable transportation, travelers can enjoy Bali in a deeper, more authentic, and memorable way. It is perfect for travelers who want to save time while still experiencing Bali’s highlights, guided by local experts who share cultural insights and ensure a smooth, enjoyable, and unforgettable day.

All our Jungle Trek team are locals. The Jungle Guides, The porters, and other team involved with this jungle trek tour are very passionate and keen. Have a lot of experience going to and living in the jungles. This is our life and live by the jungle. We work together with the jungle authority by keeping an eye for the Rain forest while doing the jungle trek tour We are very responsible and take care of our waste. We don't leave our waste behind We always keep our distance from the wildlife accouter We always do our best and Make sure the trip the safest for everyone and enjoyable as much as possible and memorable. So guys, don't hesitate to book this tour with us. Every book you made, means job for us. Every dollar we make, will put food on table for the family. and fund the kids to school By booking this tour will surely be benefiting the local community and it can make a big impact in the society and bring a happiness and joy to yourself too.

Immerse yourself in the heart of our local community's nine-years legacy. As island natives, we navigate every corner with familiarity, ready to assist and enhance your experience. - Plant 10 mangrove trees - Prepare mangrove seedlings for the next group - Dive into mangrove education - Explore our diverse activities which are shaping the ecology of the Nusa Islands Join us for a journey that blends knowledge, conservation, and the vibrant spirit of our Islands!

Today we will explore another great side of Yogyakarta and enjoy the Javanese Cuisines and Organic Drinks of Tea and Coffee at JogloMenoreh Restaurant. The point to hike and explore is Gunung (mount) Prahu and the villages nearby. We will start and finish at a nice local restaurant 'Warung JogloMenoreh' where we will also get an experience in local culinary. We also will visit and meet local people to interact and see how Javanese daily life in agriculture, social and even art activities.

Ratu Crater is the largest and youngest crater which is a former eruption of Mount Salak in the Cikuluwung Putri crater complex. Other craters which are part of the Ratu Crater are Paeh Crater and Hirup Crater as mentioned in 1951, now known as Paeh II Crater. Kawah Ratu, which is in the Cikuluwung Putri crater complex, is located on the west side of Mount Salak, under the management of the Directorate General of Forest Protection and Nature Conservation, Ministry of Forestry and its responsibility is in the hands of the Gunung Halimun Salak National Park Office. Basically, the Cikuluwung Putri crater complex is a solfatara field, in addition to carbon dioxide (CO2) and water vapor (H2O). Solfatara is easy to recognize because the surrounding air smells as the distinctive smell of sulfur oxide gases. In high concentrations, this gas emission is also dangerous for animals and humans called sulfur.