1. Barong and Keris Dance

The Barong dance is one of the most popular dance in Bali, this dance normally perform at the temple during temple festival. The endless metaphysical battle between good and evil is symbolically reenacted by two weird characters, Barong and Rangda, who by their performance reinforce the magic power of the village   and restore the balance between two contrary force. The barong representative of the good force of nature . It’s a strange creature that danced by two men inside a highly decorated framework that represent a stylized animal, often kind Chinese lion. Barong adversary is queen of  the witches, ugly creature  with long tongue, fangs and pendulous breast The Dance start at 9.30 am and finish at 10.30 am. The story behind this dance is an internal fight between good and evil spirit. "The Barong" is (a mythological animal) represent good spirit and "The Rangda", a witch (a mythological monster) represent evil one. Balinese people also believed that the Barong is symbol of protector.

2. Elephant Cave or "Goa Gajah" Temple,

This Temple is located in west side of Bedahulu Country side, Blah Batuh District at Gianyar Regency, its about 27 km from the capital city Denpasar. The Elephant Cave is built at crevasse edge from federation of 2 rills, in Balinese called " Pangkung" river, where the irrigation is mixed with Petanu River flow. The Federation area of two rivers is called " Campuhan/mixture, it owns the magical energy on the basis of "Rwabineda" Concept/two different matters on the basic concept hence "Gua Gajah" Elephant Cave is Intentionally built among two rivers.

3. Tegal Lalang

Beautiful Rice Terraces at Ceking Village, Tegallalang District,this rice terraces has beautifull view with coconut trees and beautifull small river valley, good spot taking pictures. Tegallalang District well known with the District of handicrafts centre specially for wholesale and export, a long the road to this site you will see a lot of the shops, they sell variety of painted woodcarving with colorfull designed. The painted woodcarving products the sell made from very light wood called " Albesia Wood " with reasonable price.

4. Taman Ayun Temple

This Temple located in Mengwi District, huge state temple of Mengwi Kingdom surrounded by a wide man made moat, the temple built in 1634. Outside yard with open grassy expanse and meeting hall for held the meeting, dance performance and sometime "cockfighting". Midle yard built high wood bell (Kulkul), oustide yard to midle yard separate by open gate and from midle yard to inner courtyard separate by close gate. Inner courtyard has a lot of multitiered shrines (Meru), from first till the highest one. The visitor allowing to see the inner courtyard from outside only.

5. Tanah Lot

The brilliantly located Tanah Lot is possibly the best known and most photographed temple on Bali. It’s an obligatory stop on many tours from southern Bali, very commercial , and especially crowded at sunset at the of writing, the quaint temple, perched on a rocky islet, was surrounded by conservation contraction work financed by Japanese government . The project aims to construct an artificial rock platform around the temple to halt the erosion that currently treatments it. For Balinesse , Tanah Lot is one of the most important and venerated sea temples.  It’s located at Tabanan Regencies.This temple was built in 16th century by the Javanese priest Danghyang Nirartha who built many big temple near the sea around the island such as Rambut Siwi Temple in west of Bali, Pulaki Temple and Ponjok Batu Temple in North of Bali. In western side there are small temple built one of the temple in the top rock with hole it's Batu Bolong Temple.