Bali's Aura Cleansing Journey: A Spiritual Retreat Yoga and Meditation Tour | Indonesia

The tour guide Dewa was great! Although the journey to the first trip was two hours, Dewa shared a lot of knowledge and topics about spirituality, religion, etc. with us, and its value is definitely not inferior to what you can hear by spending thousands of Taiwan dollars to take classes. The process was very considerate, the service was good, and the attitude made me feel pleasant and comfortable. Recommended

The yoga experience in the mountains is very good, and the body and mind are happy. It is also very comfortable to perform holy spring baptism through ancient Balinese rituals. The overall itinerary departs from Kuta at 6:00 am, yoga class at 8:00 am, and local coffee at 9:00 am. Baptism at the holy spring at 11 o'clock, dinner in Ubud at noon, and return to Kuta at three o'clock in the afternoon. If you have had enough sea activities and watched the sunrise and sunset in the urban area, you can consider this itinerary

There are many problems with the itinerary: 1. Everything related to yoga is a scam. There is no yoga, guided meditation, chakra cleansing, and the actual scene is completely different from the text and photo scenes on the platform. 1-1. The photos on the platform show group yoga classes, but in fact there are no yoga classes at all. When I asked the tour guide on the spot, he pointed to a shabby and dirty wooden platform in the Penulisan Temple and said, "Oh, you can do yoga here by yourself." He didn't realize that the itinerary was missing. 1-2. The photos on the platform show a Melukat led by a monk, but we only had a tour guide to pray and sprinkle water on us. Where are the monks? I saw other hostels really invite monks to perform rituals. I believe that "tour guides" and "monks" are different professions... 1-3. There are a lot of flies in the environment of Penulisan Temple (as shown in the picture) 2. The real scene of the holy spring location is completely different from the platform photo 3. Lunch was taken to the restaurant at your own expense: This itinerary does not include lunch, which is fine with us, but the tour guide did not explain it clearly, and directly took us to the restaurant, showed us directly, and ordered a buffet of IDR 175K per person, but local restaurants usually cost less than IDR 100K to eat very well. I hope that since this is a "self-funded project", just give the guests freedom, instead of making decisions for us in a bully way. We didn't even have time to react to what was going on, and we were arranged to eat and then told "you pay for it yourself." 4. Coconut water: The itinerary said that coconut water was included, but it was not provided on the day.