Sukawati, Gianyar, Bali•Pemerintah Desa Singapadu & Politeknik Negeri Bali
Explore aviaries, educational shows, and conservation programs across two hectares.
Browse Balinese gold and silver jewelry, then learn the basic stages of silversmithing in a hands-on Bali Silver Class.
Follow locally produced coffee from plantation to cup, see traditional processing, and sample coffee and herbal tea in a leafy garden.
Ride a guided ATV route through rice fields, plantations, forest, mud, rivers, waterfalls, slopes, and a cave in rural Singapadu.
Paintings, carvings, and masks trace the creative history of Singapadu.
Make silver by handCoffee from plantation to cup
A day with birds
Sacred placesAt Krisna Yuna Gallery, you can browse more than 1,000 reported jewelry designs or join a guided silver class that takes you from the first sketch to the final polish.
Twenty minutes south of Ubud, forty-five from the airport. Every driver knows Jl. Raya Singapadu.
Sarong and sash at every temple — borrowed free at the gate. Shoulders covered, voices low.
April to October is the dry season. Arrive by 09:00 for cool light and a village at work.
Workshops and warungs are cash-first. The nearest ATMs line Jl. Raya Singapadu.
Sandals you can rinse, a hat for the fields, a light layer for temple evenings.
Everything sits along one shaded road — walk it, or ask the village office about scooters.
