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Bali Gate of Heaven, Waterfall, and Jungle Swing
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Bali Gate of Heaven, Waterfall, and Jungle Swing

4.7(10 reviews)
10 hour(s)
English (United Kingdom)
Ubud, Indonesia

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Enjoy exploring mystical Lempuyang Temple with thousands of bats

Discover the serene gardens fountains and ponds of Tirta Gangga

Learn about Balinese culture while passing through local villages

Explore the unique cave setting of Tukad Cepung Waterfall

Discover the Spiritual Beauty and Natural Wonders of East Bali on a Private Guided Tour


Embark on a full-day adventure through the exotic eastern landscapes of Bali, where ancient traditions and natural beauty converge. This private tour takes you to the iconic Lempuyang Temple, famously known as the Gate of Heaven, offering breathtaking views that have become a symbol of the island. Your professional Balinese guide will provide deep insights into the local Hindu culture, ensuring you understand the spiritual significance of these sacred sites while you explore the stunning architecture and peaceful surroundings.


The journey continues to the enchanting Tirta Gangga, a former royal water palace characterized by its beautiful gardens, tiered fountains, and crystal-clear fish ponds. This site offers a perfect setting for reflection and photography, showcasing the unique blend of Balinese and Chinese architectural styles. Afterward, you will venture to the hidden gem of Tukad Cepung Waterfall, a unique cave waterfall that provides a mystical atmosphere, distinct from any other natural attraction you might encounter during your travels across the island.


As you traverse the scenic landscapes of Karangasem, Bangli, and Ubud, you will witness the authentic daily life of local Balinese communities. The tour is designed to be both comfortable and immersive, featuring a private air-conditioned vehicle and a knowledgeable driver who acts as your personal guide. This personalized approach allows for a flexible pace, ensuring you have ample time to enjoy each location without feeling rushed, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a deeper connection.


To complete your memorable East Bali experience, a delicious set lunch will be served at a local restaurant, allowing you to sample traditional flavors while overlooking the lush countryside. This tour is more than just a sightseeing trip; it is a comprehensive exploration of the island's heart and soul. With professional service and a focus on unique destinations, this excursion promises to be a highlight of your Bali vacation, leaving you with lasting memories of this tropical paradise.

What's Included
  • Snacks and Bottled mineral water
  • Fuel surcharge
  • Parking fees
  • WiFi
What's Not Included
  • Gratuities
  • Lunch
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Activity Provider: Bali Lovina Tours

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Based on 10 reviews
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Labadi M.Google
January 15, 2026

A must see in Bali. A very rich place with its sculptres and magnificient view. once you arrive by car or bike ( i think it must be far by bike since me and my wife stayed at Ubud) a bus will carry you high in the mountain. Once you arrive you will wait for your turn, LONG WAIT. so i suggest you go to a near place to get a photo-session while you have time to wait for the main photo-session. an experience that will be remembrered.

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Esha P.Google
January 08, 2026

The Gate of Heaven is gorgeous for pictures. The views are stunning and the atmosphere is serene. That said, the wait times are very long; we had to wait two hours before being brought to the top, and then spent an additional 1.5 hours at the top. Also, you must have your arms and legs covered, but no worries if you don’t—they provide sarongs to wrap you. While the scenery makes it worth it, plan for a lot of waiting if you visit.

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Roxanne B.Google
December 26, 2025

Read the reviews—most of them are at least a little right. I didn’t actually plan to come here. A friend with a scooter wanted to go, and we had nothing better to do, so we ended up at The Gate of Heaven. I was genuinely surprised, mostly because I didn’t know much about the place beyond seeing it listed as a stop on day tours. I assumed it would be just another tourist trap—and to some extent, it is. But the experience really can be whatever you make of it. From the reviews, it seems most people wake up at the crack of dawn, drive for hours, then wait in line for hours more just to get the famous photo—and that’s if they get a good one, given the limited time and shots allowed. I don’t think many people actually experience the place when it’s peaceful. Instead, they’re surrounded by crowds of anxious, frustrated tourists slowly realizing that much of the experience feels like a money grab. That said, as I mentioned earlier, I came here by accident—and had an incredible experience. First, we were the last people allowed up for the day, so there was no pressure to wake up early or rush. By the time we arrived, almost no one was there. We were able to walk around freely, take our time with photos (without strangers in them), sit quietly, take in the views, and actually feel the energy of the place—reflecting on its history in peace and silence. We barely waited for the famous photo, got great shots, then wandered around a bit more before heading back down. Maybe it was the lack of pressure. Maybe the lack of planning. I’m not an influencer, so if my photo had turned out terrible, I would’ve posted it anyway and laughed at myself. Luckily, my photo turned out pretty bomb digity if you ask me. Go for the temple but stay for the photo, then hit up Virgin Beach if you go early enough and then at least that way you’re not driving so far for only one thing.