BALI YATRA

Duration : 5 Days       Departure Date : 10 April 2026  

Discover the peaceful beauty of Bali with Lokayatra.com. Known as the “Island of the Gods,” Bali charms travellers with its lush green landscapes, calm beaches, warm hospitality, and rich cultural traditions. This thoughtfully planned holiday includes iconic experiences such as the scenic Tanah Lot Temple, the cool highlands of Kintamani, views of the volcanic Mount Batur, and time in lively areas like Kuta, along with several other cultural and natural highlights across the island. If you’re looking for Bali tour packages from Kochi, this journey lets you enjoy Bali’s gentle pace of life, soothing atmosphere, and diverse scenery. Comfortable stays and a well-crafted itinerary ensure a refreshing and memorable escape without feeling rushed.

Day 1

Assemble at Cochin International Airport (Terminal 03) for your flight to Bali. On arrival, complete formalities and enjoy lunch en route to your hotel. Check in and relax. In the evening, visit Kuta beach -Kuta Art Museum for a beautiful sunset and stroll through the Kuta Art Market for local handi- crafts and souvenirs.

After breakfast, visit Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park, home to the grand statue and vibrant cultural shows.Continue to Uluwatu Temple, majestically perched on a cliff with stunning ocean views. In the evening, unwind at Melasti Beach – perfect for relaxing and capturing scenic moments.

After breakfast, head for the Kintamani Tour to enjoy panoramic views of Mount Batur, Lake Batur, and the dramatic black lava fields. (Photo stops only – no trekking.) After lunch, visit the stunning Tegalalang Rice Terrace, a UNESCO-listed landscape perfect for scenic walks and photos. Continue to a Coffee Plantation for a Luwak coffee tasting, then explore Celuk Village for gold & silver crafts and Mas Village for exquisite wood carvings.

After breakfast, visit Taman Ayun Temple with its beautiful architecture and gardens, enroute to Ulun Danu Temple. Continue to the iconic Tanah Lot Temple, set on a rocky outcrop in the sea. Then, head to the picturesque Handara Gate. In the evening, enjoy a stunning sunset at Tanah Lot, ending your day with unforgettable views.

After breakfast, check out and enjoy lunch en
route to the airport.
Complete formalities and board your flight
back to Cochin via Kuala Lumpur, carrying
fond memories of Bali’s temples, landscapes,
and serene charm.

Do Indian travellers need a visa to visit Bali ?

Yes, Indian passport holders require a visa for Bali (Indonesia). Visa-on-arrival or e-visa options are available, and our team provides full guidance.

The official currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Currency exchange facilities and ATMs are widely available.

Bali has a tropical climate with warm temperatures throughout the year. Light clothing is recommended.

No, shoes must be removed before entering temples as a sign of respect.

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