TANAH LOT TOUR
This ancient spectacular and sacred rock island temple was built in the 16th century by the wandering Hindu priest Nirartha. Setting off in search of the source, Nirartha arrived at Beraban beach to find that the light was shining from a holy spring here. He began to preach to the local people of Beraban, but this angered the village priest who demanded that rival holy man should leave. In response, Nirartha meditated so hard that he pushed the rock he was sitting on out into the sea; this became Tanah Lot. He then dedicated his new retreat to the god of the sea and transformed his scarf into poisonous snakes to protect the place – they are still there. When the waters are low enough, you can take a sip of holy water from the spring or stroke these docile holy coral snakes that are kept in nests behind the cliff face.
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SUBAK MUSEUM & MONKEY FOREST TOUR
Tabanan is known well as a rice centre in Bali because of its water system that has been used by traditional farmers called Subak. The Subak Museum is located in the east of Tabanan town, 30 minutes drives from Waka Gangga and consists of valuable materials that are related to the traditional irrigation system in Bali.
Monkey Forest, tourist area of cool, green, shady, and the monkey are cute as well as cheeky. You also can see many special various of bats.
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MARKET TOUR
If you wish to know a Balinese traditional market, Tabanan market is the best place to go. It is open daily from 02:00 am to 20:00 pm. You will experience how Balinese people sell and buy things in a traditional ways.
Balinese foods and household products are also sold. One of the most traditional items, still used and maintained by Balinese is the tropical herb. There are more than 20 kinds of herbs used by Balinese in their daily cooking.
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