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WanderTours Bali and Java Tour Highlights

In September 2015 we set off on our first-ever women-only tour to Bali. Here are a few of the highlights of this tour.

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//  by Pat Awmack

Bali Rice Fields

September 2015 sees our first-ever women-only tour to Bali and Java and we can’t wait to share the Island of the Gods with a fantastic group of women. We’ll explore lush rice terraces, barren volcanic calderas and pristine sandy beaches; we’ll visit temples and museums, watch traditional performances and participate in a hands-on cooking lesson…and we’ll wrap up the tour with a stay at the magnificent all-inclusive resort, the Samabe Bali Suites and Villas.

Highlights of the tour include:

  • Learning how to master the traditional art of batik-making by producing your own piece of batik.
  • Watching a demonstration of Wayang Kulit – a Javanese shadow puppet performance.Wayang Kulit
  • Touring Borobudur, with 504 statues of Buddha, it is the largest Buddhist temple in the world.
  • Enjoying a scenic 3.5 hour train ride.
  • Taking a jeep up Mt. Bromo to watch the sunrise.
  • Enjoying a day of leisure with the option of booking a side-excursion to experience top-notch snorkeling.
  • Visiting a spice plantation and taste-test spices such as cinnamon, vanilla and cloves.
  • Experiencing the rice fields of Jatiluwih, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
  • Learning the techniques of Balinese cooking as well as the ceremonial and cultural significance of food in Balinese society.

This tour offers a real behind-the-scenes look at Indonesian life and will leave participants with a deeper understanding of Balinese culture.

Embrace life,

Pat

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Category: BlogTag: Bali, Indonesia, Java, women-only tour

About Pat Awmack

With 25+ years in the travel industry, Pat was the Client Liaison at WanderTours and contributed a number of articles to the website.

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