Next visit is Kusamba Beach. here you will see traditional farming practices in action using conventional tools, then Kusamba Beach is a unique place to visit. Kusamba traditional salt farmers could be the last generation of salt farmers in Bali, after that we will visit  Taman Ujung or Taman Sukasada located at Banjar Ujung, Tumbu Village, about 5 km southeast of Amlapura, Karangasem. During a Dutch Colonization it was known as ‘Water Palace’. Taman Ujung now covers about 10 hectares area which was originally about 400 hectares while it was built in 1909 by the King of Karangasem. The building was designed by Dutchman architect named Van Den Hentz and a Chinese man named LotoAng, helped by Balinese Undagi. The property which is belonged to the Royal Family of Karangasem open to public and very popular among pre-wedding photographer with its fantastic scenery.

Trip continued to Tenganan Village,  one of the most ancient and unique village in Bali, with its strong adherence to traditional ways. It is the only place in Indonesia that produces the celebrated geringsing cloth. Tenganan is very popular with its blood sacrifice ritual called “mekarekare” (the fighting using thorny pandan leaves) which each combatant hits their opponent with the aim of drawing blood.