This extended Ubud adventure begins at Tegenungan Waterfall, where you can admire — or even swim near — one of Bali’s most impressive waterfalls, framed by dense tropical greenery.

Continue to a local silversmith shop to see traditional silver jewelry-making techniques passed down through generations of Balinese artisans.

Next, visit the Setia Darma House of Masks and Puppets, showcasing a vast collection of ceremonial masks and puppets gathered from across Indonesia and the world.

Stop for lunch at Layana Waterfall Restaurant, dining with the sound of cascading water as your backdrop.

Afterward, explore Goa Gajah, the ancient “Elephant Cave,” known for its carved facade and sacred bathing pools dating back to the 11th century.

To close out the day, venture to Yeh Pulu, a lesser-visited archaeological site featuring a 25-meter relief carved into a rock face, depicting scenes from everyday Balinese life centuries ago — a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path finale to your tour.