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Make a custom silver piece in a private Ubud studio, then visit Batuan Temple, the Sacred Monkey Forest and Tegenungan Waterfall in a single day. This hands-on cultural tour pairs craftsmanship with short walks through iconic Balinese sites.
Make a custom silver piece in a private Ubud studio, then visit Batuan Temple, the Sacred Monkey Forest and Tegenungan Waterfall in a single day. This hands-on cultural tour pairs craftsmanship with short walks through iconic Balinese sites.
You step into a cool studio off a side road in Ubud, the scent of metal and coconut oil in the air, while beyond the windows motorbikes thread through rice-field light. The day begins with a hands-on silver workshop where an instructor walks you through shaping, texturing and finishing 10–12 grams of silver into a wearable piece—a ring, pendant or pair of earrings—before a private drive carries you into the green heart of central Bali.
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Operated by Smile Bali Tours · Ubud, Bali
You step into a cool studio off a side road in Ubud, the scent of metal and coconut oil in the air, while beyond the windows motorbikes thread through rice-field light. The day begins with a hands-on silver workshop where an instructor walks you through shaping, texturing and finishing 10–12 grams of silver into a wearable piece—a ring, pendant or pair of earrings—before a private drive carries you into the green heart of central Bali.
History and culture are never far: Batuan Temple’s carved stone walls recall classical Balinese temple architecture, and the Monkey Forest preserves temple shrines where long-tailed macaques live around sacred grounds. Tegenungan’s waterfall cuts through volcanic rock, its spray cooling the air and reminding you this is island geology shaped by eruptions, rivers and seasonal rains.
Expect close encounters with wildlife, local artisans at work, and compact cultural sites rather than long hikes. The itinerary balances studio time and short walks—you’ll have time to swim at Tegenungan if conditions allow and navigate stone steps in temple compounds.
Practical guidance: wear closed-toe shoes for temple steps and workshop benches, bring sun protection and a lightweight rain jacket during the wet months, and carry some cash for small purchases or temple donations. The class is suitable for most fitness levels and makes a grounded half-day craft experience wrapped in Ubud’s cultural and natural highlights—creative, tactile and reliably local.
Yes—most pieces are finished and polished during the session, and you leave with your completed item.
Yes—private pick up from accommodations in Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Legian, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua and Sanur is included per the tour details.
Children can join, but infants must sit on laps; the workshop requires focus and some standing, and the Monkey Forest has active macaques so supervision is required.
Swimming is allowed when conditions are safe; follow guide instructions and be cautious of currents and slippery rocks.
Smile Bali Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into a cool studio off a side road in Ubud, the scent of metal and coconut oil in the air, while beyond the windows motorbikes thread through rice-field light. The day begins with a hands-on silver workshop where an instructor walks you through shaping, texturing and finishing 10–12 grams of silver into a wearable piece—a ring, pendant or pair of earrings—before a private drive carries you into the green heart of central Bali.
You step into a cool studio off a side road in Ubud, the scent of metal and coconut oil in the air, while beyond the windows motorbikes thread through rice-field light. The day begins with a hands-on silver workshop where an instructor walks you through shaping, texturing and finishing 10–12 grams of silver into a wearable piece—a ring, pendant or pair of earrings—before a private drive carries you into the green heart of central Bali.
History and culture are never far: Batuan Temple’s carved stone walls recall classical Balinese temple architecture, and the Monkey Forest preserves temple shrines where long-tailed macaques live around sacred grounds. Tegenungan’s waterfall cuts through volcanic rock, its spray cooling the air and reminding you this is island geology shaped by eruptions, rivers and seasonal rains.
Expect close encounters with wildlife, local artisans at work, and compact cultural sites rather than long hikes. The itinerary balances studio time and short walks—you’ll have time to swim at Tegenungan if conditions allow and navigate stone steps in temple compounds.
Practical guidance: wear closed-toe shoes for temple steps and workshop benches, bring sun protection and a lightweight rain jacket during the wet months, and carry some cash for small purchases or temple donations. The class is suitable for most fitness levels and makes a grounded half-day craft experience wrapped in Ubud’s cultural and natural highlights—creative, tactile and reliably local.