• Alas Kedaton - This place is an Animal sanctuary for many native Balinese wildlife species, especially its Long-tailed Macaques

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• Batukaru Temple - Also known as Pura Luhur Batukaru, built in the 11th century, this temple was dedicated to the Tabanan King.

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• Pura Ulun Danu Bratan Temple & Lake - This temple and the lake backdrop is Indonesia's most famous scenery! The lake behind the temple offers parasailing, jet skiing, water skiing or canoeing activities. This is perfect for watersport enthusiasts looking to escape the heat of the coast! 

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• Taman Ayun Palace -  This means "Beautiful Garden". This garden was built in 1634 by the King of Mengwi. In 2012 UNESCO awarded Taman Ayun Temple as part of the world heritage site renowned for its cultural tourism site

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• Bali Botanical Garden - It is Indonesia’s largest Botanical Garden. It has vast collections of many plant species including many of the beautiful orchids, as well as excellent botanical education and research institutions.

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• Candi Kuning Marketplace - The second largest market in Bedugul offers fresh local fruits and vegetables produce. You can also find many souvenirs and traditional Balinese snacks and spices

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• Jatiluwih Rice Terrace - Nominated as one of UNESCO world heritage sites, it comprises of 600 hectares of rice terrace by the hill of Batukaru Mountain, Jatiluwih still maintains its traditional farming irrigation system known as ‘Subak’.

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• Soka Beach - With its black-sands and beautiful green surrounding, it is an ideal resting place in Tabanan.

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• Subak Museum - This museum is a place of knowledge collection and preservation of the Balinese agriculture traditional system.

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• Tanah Lot Temple - One of the most famous iconic sites of Bali. This temple was built on top of the cliff rock formation overlooking the ocean and one of the best places to see the sunset on the island. It is also one of Bali's most revered temples by the local Hindus