Luxury Gay Group Trip: Cultural Bali vacations

Gay Group Trip: Cultural Bali

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At a glance

Although part of Indonesia, Bali has always retained its own unique identity. Located close to the equator, the climate is tropical. Bali’s main religion is Hinduism. There are over 20,000 temples and religious sites on the island. It’s known as the Land of the Gods for a reason.

Bali is a volcanic island surrounded by exquisite white sand beaches. It’s a very popular destination for watersports – the waves of Nusa Lembongan are a dream destination for many surfers.

You’ll visit the so-called floating temple, Ulun Danu, stroll along rice fields, learn how to make Balinese cuisine and taste the finest coffee at the local coffee plantations.

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LGBTQ+ people in Indonesia face pressures and prejudices that are not shared with the wider public. Traditional mores and historied cultural prejudices disapprove of homosexuality and same-sex marriage is not recognized. Most regions within the country do not have any sodomy laws and the government does not currently prohibit private sexual activity between members of the same sex.

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In detail

Day 1: Arrival

Our tour guide will meet you at Ngurah Rai Airport and transfer you to our hotel un Ubud. You’ll get to know your fellow travellers over a welcome dinner.

Day 1: Arrival

Day 2: Ubud

Today we’ll explore the cultural centre of Bali, Ubud. It’s a setting in Elizabeth Gilbert’s book Eat, Pray, Love. We’ll visit the Monkey Forest where we’ll see hundreds of macaque monkeys.

Later, we’ll visit the village of Batuan, home of a 1,000-year-old temple. We’ll also take a trip to an art gallery in the countryside.

Day 2: Ubud

Day 3: Cooking Class

After breakfast we’ll head to a Payuk Bali Cooking Class. You’ll learn how to make classic Balinese food and then, of course, eat it. The local cuisine is very flavoursome. You’ll learn to make Balinese 8-spice – it’ll add a kick to any dish.

Day 3: Cooking Class

Day 4: The Kehen Temple, Coffee Plantation, and Mt. Batur Volcano

This morning we’ll head to the Bangli Regency foothills and visit the stunning Kehen Temple. This temple is surrounded by stone statues based on characters from the epic, the Ramayana.

In the afternoon, we’ll head to Sribatu and visit a coffee plantation. We’ll learn about the growth and processing of Balinese coffee and then drink some. The coffee is here truly divine. With a caffeine boost, we’ll head to Kintamani and visit the Mt. Batur volcano – it’s still active!

We’ll head for dinner at a restaurant near Lovina.

Day 4: The Kehen Temple, Coffee Plantation, and Mt. Batur Volcano

Day 5: Lovina

Early in the morning we’ll take a boat tour around Lovina Beach – keep an eye peeled for dolphins! In the afternoon, we’ll visit Pura Beji and see the stone carvings of Hindu gods. We’ll see a number of intact statues at Pura Beji temple.

We’ll also visit Brahma-Asram Vihara, the largest Buddhist Monastery in Bali. It’ll then be time to visit the Banjar hot springs.

Day 5: Lovina

Day 6: Munduk and Local Markets

After breakfast, we’ll take a trip to Munduk and stop at some local markets on the way. We’ll check into our lodgings and then explore a coffee plantation in the jungle. It boasts one of the best infinity pools in the region.

Day 6: Munduk and Local Markets

Day 7: Ulum Danu Temple at Lake Beratan

We’ll spend the day exploring the Tabanan Regency of Bali. At Ulun Danu Temple, known as the “floating” temple, we’ll see an unforgettable building. Over at the Candi Kuning fruits market, we’ll see flowers and tropical fruits.

We’ll also learn about the myths and legends of the Tanah Lot Temple. It is said that a high priest “mediated” it into existence!

Day 7: Ulum Danu Temple at Lake Beratan

Day 8: Rice Terraces and the Batukaru Temple

Today we’ll drive to the village of Wongaya Gede and explore traditional Balinese houses. Then, we’ll walk through the rice fields, meet some locals and cross the bamboo bridge on our way to the hilltop. We’ll have a traditional lunch overlooking the rice fields.

After lunch, we’ll visit Batukaru Temple. Bring comfortable shoes as we’ll cover quite a lot of ground today.

Day 8: Rice Terraces and the Batukaru Temple

Day 9: Sanur

After eight action-packed days we’ll have a day to unwind, shop, enjoy the beach and wine and dine in the evening.

Day 9: Sanur

Day 10: Departure

After breakfast, you’ll be transferred to the airport for your return flight.

Day 10: Departure
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Trip Highlights

  • Visit the Monkey Forests and see hundreds of macaques
  • Visit a thousand-year-old temple
  • Learn how to make classic Balinese cuisine
  • Visit a coffee plantation
  • Go dolphin spotting at Lovina Beach
  • See the stone carvings at Pura Kehen
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