Gianyar: From the Glass Bridge, Butterfly Park, tracing the Elephant Cave

Followed by witnessing the process from caterpillar to butterfly, getting to know various types of butterflies in Indonesia that have a beautiful life even if it is only for a moment.

Heading to one of the temples with its holy fountain water under the hills by being gripped by the surrounding small forest forest. This temple is quite unique because unlike in general, which has a kurung temple. After witnessing the simplicity of this temple we continue by visiting the Ulu petanu waterfall which is located hidden from the crowd and the scope of the city, Return to the concept of nature with a view of the waterfall in the middle of the dense forest.

Besides the natural cave that hides itself from people's view, which is likely to be built in the 15th century because there is an ancient site related to King Astasura of Banten in the 5th century and it is said that this is the place where King Mayadenawa died which is related to the big festival of Bali, namely Galungan in the 9th century where King Mayadenawa who is a symbol of evil was wiped out by the Army of God Indra.

Before we visit the elephant cave temple, it would be nice for us to stop by the coffee plantation to witness the farmers processing coffee from beans to coffee grounds and the place where civet coffee is produced, After feeling relaxed, we will head to the last place which is the elephant cave, which is a place for meditation built in the 11th century by a Hindu priest to worship Lord Shiva and among the remains of the ruins of the place of worship and meditation of Buddhist priests in the 19th century. 10th.