SHOUT BALI TOUR & ACTIVITY

Shout Bali Tour and Activity

Buddhist Temple Banjar Singaraja

 

The Buddhist temple and Monastery in Banjar North Bali,near Lovina, is more than just a "touristattraction". It is still used, and you can find groups of people staying in the Ashram nearby. It well knows as Vihara Buddha Banjar, is the biggest Buddhist temple in Bali. It is located at a hilly area at Tegehe Village, Desa Banjar, Buleleng Regency about 22 km west of Singaraja City and 11 km from tourist spot Lovina. The Buddhist temple is not a tourist trap, entrance is free, but donations are welcome. Even the sarongs you may need to enter the temple, you can use for free. The Buddhist temple is situated in the hills above Lovina and offers nice views. In the 6th century Buddhist monks supposed to have landed and settled in the North of Bali, and the Hindu religion of Bali has a lot of Buddhist influence.The terraced complex has a few praying rooms with golden Buddha's, and several Buddha statues in the garden. On the highest level   of the complex you find a Stupa, allmost like a small version of the Borobudur in Java. In the temple you find references to the Borobudur. 

Pemuteran ( Menjangan Island )

Just off the northwest coast of Bali lies the tiny island Pulau Menjangan (Deer Island), an uninhabited island 8 km wide, surrounded by hectares of excellent coral reef. The island is situated in the protected marine reserve of the Bali Barat National Park and has a very diverse eco biology. Most visitors rate this as the best snorkeling spot in Bali, and divers place it high on their list too. Many snorkelers head to Labuan Lalang, the access port for Menjangan, and club together with other tourists to hire a boat. As the island comes under the jurisdiction of the national park, hiring a guide is essential, but both the guide and boat transport can be arranged at the jetty in Labuan Lalang without first checking in at the Cekik headquarters.To reach Menjangan island it takes 30-40 min by boat.Permits and Guides Permits and obligatory guides are available at the PHPA office in Labuhan Lalang. The Marine reserve includes the cape shores and several sanctuary islands, a haunt for seabirds, on the island of Menjangan and the excellent coral reefs surrounding it. The good drop-offs on Menjangan's south side are only surpassed by the particularly superb reefs on its northern shores. There are no dangerous currents to contend with in this area The sea biota inhabiting the waters around Menjangan Island and Tanjung Gelap comprise some 45 species of coral including Halimeda macroloba, Chromis spp., Balistes spp., Zebrasoma spp., and Ypsiscarus ovifrons; 32 species of fish including pinnate batfish (Platax pinnatus), rabbitfish (Siganus sp.), and barracuda (Sphyraena sp.); and nine species of sea mollusc such as the southern giant clam (Tridacna derasa), trumpet triton (Charonia tritonis), and large claw mussel (Tridacna gigas).

Full Day Tour : 8 Hours

Pick Up       : 08.00am – 4.00 pm

Tour start    :  From Munduk village continuous to - Buddhist temple Banjar and the                             last visit to  - Pemuteran - back to Munduk Village

Price            : IDR 500.000 per car max 4 persons

Includes      : Full AC Car,English speaking driver,Fuel, Parking fees,

Excludes    : Lunch, Entrance Ticket and other personal expenses