Pick up at 8.15 am straight from your hotel to Tegalalang village to try the cave river tubing challenge.
Arriving at the location, you will be advised to change into swimming clothes or just shorts and a t-shirt. Then wear safety equipment such as life jackets and helmets.

After being briefed by the river guide, river tubing begins by passing through several small rapids until it’s time to enter the caves left by the Japanese colonial era. There are 15 caves that will be passed including some caves that are quite long. Your tubing trip will be more  exciting because in some caves it is quite dark inside. This tubing trip is highly recommended for families from 5 to 65 years old. it’s so fun.

Shower and changing facilities are available at the Finish point … and you can also enjoy a simple lunch at the restaurant such as Fried rice or fried noodles.

Afterward visit to Puri Saren Ubud which is located in the center of Ubud.
Puri Saren is a royal palace of Ubud Kingdom  where the King is  still lives  in Puri Saren until now. Puri Ubud Palace is very interesting to visit because it has uniqueness, such as the layout of the building which follows the layout rules according to the ancestral teachings of the Balinese and is decorated with carvings typical of ancient Balinese style. You can also take a walk along the Ubud market to buy souvenirs.

Next program is visiting Butterfly Park at Kemenuh village , is a rare butterfly conservation area which has become a family tourist attraction . This family tourist spot protects and maintains 12 types of butterfly species.

Apart from being a tourist spot, this butterfly park is also an educational place for children. Because will be introduced to the butterfly breeding process. From caterpillars, cocoons to butterflies.
This experience is very useful for children’s knowledge.

Afterword visiting Bali Glass bridge which connects the village of Tegenungan with the village of Belang Singa. It stretches for 188 meters, and is 2.2 meters wide at an altitude of 66 meters from the Petanu river
This bridge uses 3 layers of solid glass, each layer having a thickness of 10 centimeters, and is fenced with iron as high as 1.5 meters with very strong iron and steel stakes.

When crossing the glass bridge, you will see an illusion in the form of a glass crack followed by a cracking sound at your every step. And of course, this is enough to make the visitors hysterical when they want to cross.