Mount Batur, located in Batur Village, Kintamani District, is one of Bali’s most sacred mountains in Hindu belief. Rising 1,717 meters above sea level, this active volcano offers breathtaking sunrise views and panoramic landscapes of Lake Batur and Mount Agung. The hike to its summit takes around two hours for those with moderate fitness, rewarding adventurers with stunning natural scenery and a deep spiritual connection to the island. Its volcanic trails, dramatic Black Lava fields, and tranquil atmosphere make Mount Batur a must-visit destination for anyone seeking both adventure and serenity in Bali.

After exploring the volcanic terrain of Mount Batur, visitors can unwind in one of Bali’s natural hot springs located around the mountain’s caldera. These mineral-rich geothermal pools are renowned for their therapeutic properties, providing relaxation and rejuvenation after a morning adventure. Among the most popular are the Toyabungkah Hot Springs, overlooking the serene Lake Batur, and the sacred Tirta Empul Temple springs in central Bali. Each offers a peaceful ambiance and soothing warmth, making them the perfect places to rest, reflect, and embrace the natural beauty and spiritual essence of Bali.