Start from visiting Belimbing Rice Terrace is a beautiful rice terrace at Belimbing Village with Batukaru Mountain as a backdrop. This rice terrace features a stunning view, cook temperature and a peaceful atmosphere. Furthermore, Belimbing Village is one of the traditional Balinese villages situated about 600 metres above sea level in Tabanan Regency, west part of Bali Island. It is about 30 km from Denpasar Town or 2 hours drive by car. This village owns fertile land with some tropical plantations. Those are included Durian, coffee, clove, rambutan, mangosteen and much more. Meanwhile, the magnificent view of Belimbing rice terrace with Batukaru Mount as a backdrop has captivated the tourist to come and enjoy this panorama. Rice Paddy Trekking is one of the tourist attractions at this site. It explores the pure nature, of the rice field and sees the local farmer who working in the field.

And then we going to visiting Siwa Pujungan Temple: The Best Place To Refresh Your Mind.
Pura Siwa Pujungan Temple was founded by Jero Mangku Sutarjana. Initially, he found a statue of Lord Shiva with bronze material as high as 10.5 metres in 1993. The statue is located on the western slope of Mount Barukaru. After a long time ago, he also got a revelation to build a temple at that location. With his personal budget, he built the Siwa (Shiva) Pujungan Temple. The name of this temple was adapted from the statue of Lord Shiva who sat cross-legged upright on a mountainside.
Siwa Pujungan Temple is located in Pujungan Village, Pupuan District, Tabanan Regency. From Denpasar, it took about 90 minutes to get to this temple. While from the city of Tabanan, can be reached by 47 kilometres. The distance between the vehicle car park and the temple is quite far, which is about 3 kilometres.

Finally we are going to refresh our mind and our body to the Hidden Amazing Waterfall, Blahmantung Waterfall In The Middle Of The Beautiful And Quiet Garden. Blahmantung Waterfall offers you beautiful and quiet scenery. It is located in the middle of a garden owned by local residents. There is no signboard and car park to get to this waterfall. If you bring a vehicle, you can only park your vehicle on the roadside towards the waterfall. From the edge of the highway, you have to walk about 800 metres. It's better if you ask the locals first about the location of this waterfall. Because there are many branching paths that can make you confused if it's your first time coming here.