Njung Bali Camp, located in the Songan B Village in Ulun Danu Muncar Cluster, is relatively a new place, starting to open in early 2017. Njung Bali Camp is not only an ordinary camping place, but this place is well arranged with beautiful gardens that blend beautifully with the surrounding nature. Likewise a number of spots for selfie photos are provided, an Instagramable place in Bali that is liked by adventurers, young people and those who like photo hunting. What is served at Njung Bali Camp will provide valuable memories of your camping tour on Kintamani.

Located in Pinggan Village in Singamandawa Cluster can enjoy the scenery and view around this camping ground. You will be amazed by the scenery of the mountains, hills, natural nature and also the blue ocean. It will give a unique and remarkable moment in your life. Furthermore, this camping Bali will also provide the experience peaceful villagers life around it. What makes this Camping ground is more interesting is that the combination view between those three mountains that is added to the scenery of the other natures. The beautiful scenery in this camping in Bali activity is combined with the view of the natural green hills and the blue east Bali Sea.

If you wake up early, you will able to see the magical sunrise view from the camping ground. Fortunately, this camping ground is one of the best places to witness the sunrise view. That is why don’t forget to bring the camera to capture that best moment. This camping ground is located in Kayupadi hill, Songan A Village in Ulun Danu Muncar Cluster that is located between the Batur Lake and Batur Mountain. In addition, it is located at 900 meters height above the sea surface. That is why the campers can see the clearer sunrise view from this camping ground and they will be accompanied by the cool air that is so comfortable as well.

Alengkong Hill is one of the most popular place for beautiful sunrise. It’s located in the Songan B Village, Ulun Danu Muncar Cluster. Once at the top of the Alenggkong Hill it feels like being in a sacred space where the top of a mountain bursts over a cloud, the ocean spreading on one side and the lake opposite. From a distance we see Mount Rinjani in Lombok island, besides it will see the ocean region and Mount Agung is very amazing. Fantastic views of both the sea and the lake can be seen at once as you walk in the rim. From the right side we can see Mount Batur and Lake Batur, on the sore of the lake there is a natural hot spring that will help you release the tight muscles after the climb.

To reach this camping ground is quite a hike, you must climb the Mt. Batur until 1500 meters height above the sea, but the combination of hiking and camping to see the sunset and sunrise are breathtaking from the summit of Mount Batur. If you never climbs up Mt. Batur before, we recommend you to use the local guide. Mount Batur is 1717 meters above sea level, Mount Batur Trekking Volcano the most out of this trek, you need two days one night to experience Sunset and Sunrise, and explore everything about Mount Batur Volcano. In this way you are able to have an incredible camping experience, you will spend a night on top of Mount Batur.

Try to visit this sacred Temple that located on Batur Selatan, in Karanganyar Cluster. For the worship natural world, the Balinese Hindu builds temple as adaptation and presentation of mountain-like figure. It is designed as an open air worship place within enclosed walls, connected with series of intricately decorated gates to reach its compounds. 27 others Pura are found around Batur Caldera. The temple buildings made from carved stone of andesitic-basaltic lava that produced by the Batur Volcano. Some of Pura are categorized as archaeological site.

Bukit Mentik Temple is located close to Lake Batur, Batur Selatan, in Karanganyar Cluster. There is frozen lava around the temple, used material from the eruption of Mount Batur. The location of the temple is very beautiful and beautiful, thus creating comfort and peace, Bukit Mentik Temple was built to worship Dewi Danu, the Goddess that live in Batur Lake and bring prosperity to peoples who live around it. The big ceremony called “piodalan” occurs around October every year, or “Sasih Kapat” in Balinese, when the growing season begins.

Dalem balingkang Temple is located at Pinggan Village on Singamandawa Cluster. It is easier to reach this place with a vehicle, get to the parking area first, and continue on foot for some 500 meters to reach the entrance. The word “Balingkang” translates “King of Bali”. Dalem Balingkang Temple was a result of an acculturation between Chinese and Balinese civilization in the 11 centuries ago. Even the place itself has been influenced by chinese designs and architectural styles.

This temple sits around 1,745 meters above sea levels, and located at Sukawana Village on Singamandawa Cluster. Puncak penulisan Temple , based on balinese old manuscripts, it was said that Penulisan Hills where this temple was built was also called tunggal Hill, a stretching hill that separated Bali from West to East become the southern side and northern side of Bali. Around the ninth century, on the peak of Penulisan Hill Tegeh Koripan temple was built, known more as Puncak Penulisan Temple, as it lies on top of penulisan hill. This temple has 11 terraces. the terraces show the continuation of pyramidal structural aspect of megalithic age. If you interested in knowing about Bali Dwipa Kingdom, Puncak Penulisan has many of what remains in King Jaya Pangus ruled kingdom.

Located in Trunyan Village in Manuk jambe Taru Menyan Cluster, the name of the temple came from 4m high megalithic statue, called by locals “Arca da Tonta” or “Ratu Gede Pusering Jagat. The big ritual ceremony of the Temple falls on the Balinese calendar of Purnamaning Sasih Kapat (around October). During some occassions Barong Brutuk is performed live, to celebrate the legendary wedding anniversary between Ratu Sakti Pancering Jagat (the guardian of the village) and Ratu Ayu Dalem Piningit (Ratu Ayu Dalem Dasar).

This Cemetery is located just north east of Trunyan Village in Manuk jambe Taru Menyan Cluster, the name of Trunyan was derived from the word “Taru” and “Menyan”, fragrant trees growing in the village. Local people deem the trees highly important. Corpses of dead people are just laid down openly on the graveyard under the trees covered with white fabrics and the so called bamboo covers “Ancak Saji”, but the faces of the dead are left open. This kind of funeral known as “Mapasah”.