Kuta:-
Start your trip in Kuta, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Bali. Kuta is known for its beautiful beaches, lively nightlife, and numerous restaurants and bars. Spend your first day relaxing on the beach and soaking up the sun, or take a surf lesson if you're feeling adventurous. In the evening, head to Legian Street or Poppies Lane for some food, drinks, and dancing.
On your second day, explore some of Kuta's other attractions. Visit Waterbom Bali, a water park with thrilling slides and attractions for all ages. You can also go shopping at the many malls and markets in the area or visit the Bali Sea Turtle Society, a conservation organization that helps protect sea turtles.
Mara Safari:-
On day three, head to Mara Safari, located in Gianyar. This safari park is home to over 100 species of animals, including zebras, rhinos, and lions. Take a safari ride through the park to see these animals up close, or visit the park's petting zoo to interact with some of the friendlier creatures.
On your fourth day, you can visit some of the nearby attractions, such as the Tegenungan Waterfall or the Goa Gajah temple.
Ubud:-
Ubud is located in the central highlands of Bali and is known for its scenic rice terraces, temples, and art galleries. On your first day in Ubud, visit the famous Tegalalang Rice Terrace to take in the beautiful scenery. You can also visit the Monkey Forest, a sanctuary for the long-tailed macaque monkeys.
On your second day in Ubud, visit some of the area's temples, such as the Tirta Empul temple or the Gunung Kawi temple. You can also explore some of the town's many art galleries, which feature works by local artists.
