Ubud Arts Uluwatu Sunset Tour

The short History of Ubud Art Market.
Around the 1930s, Ubud became one of the main destinations for foreign tourists visiting Bali. At that time, King Tjokorde Gde Agung Sukawati ruled the Ubud area. Building many guest houses aimed at tourists so that tourists will feel comfortable when visiting Ubud. He also invited world artist or painter Walter Spiers to live in Ubud who also helped build the Ubud palace. After construction of the palace was completed, Walter Spiers chose to remain in Ubud. Finally, many other artists also settled in Ubud and worked there.

Since then, Ubud has been known by the world community as a place for artists to paint because of the many artists who live and work there. Many of their paintings depict Ubud and Bali, which are often shown in painting exhibitions, thus further strengthening Ubud as a place for world painting artists. Until finally Ubud was also famous as an art center and art market in Bali.

Next stop at One of Bali’s holiest and most important temples, Pura Luhur Uluwatu, commade a spectacular position on the top of steep cliffs presiding over the Indian Ocean, 70m above the foaming sea. Pura Luhur Uluwatu stands at the far southwestern tip of Bali and is almost entirely made from grayish-white coral. What the temple structure itself lacks in magnificence, being relatively small and for the most part unadorned, is made good by the stunning views over the coastline to the left and the right. Despite its modest outlook, Pura Luhur Uluwatu is one of Bali’s sacred directional temples, or kayangan jagat. Dedicated to the spirits of the sea and acting as the guardian of the southwest, it commands influence over all the Balinese people. Its festivals are open to all, and during the holy week-long period at Galungan, Balinese from all over the island come here to pay their respects.

Dinner will served at Jimbaran Bay; A special resto set on the white sands with BBQ seafood Dinner

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