Taman Anyar - Traditional Balinese House

5 Nat Pretz - 2 months ago

One of the best tours I've been on. Darma is so friendly and knowledgeable. He showed us around a local school, showed us a Barong dance, then welcomed us into his home, explaining all about Balinese culture and community. We had a fresh coconut to drink, we tried making our own klepon, we tasted unusual fruits, he showed us how to make Balinese offerings and then took us to see the rice paddies, I even had a go planting rice. We saw how his family makes coconut oil and coffee as well as all the spices that go into the tradition chicken skewers (which we all tried). Then lunch was absolutely delicious! Finally we had a dance performance with live Balinese music from members of the community. Darma was so informative and funny and made sure everyone felt welcomed and had what they needed and his family were all so kind. I cannot recommend this enough.

5 Sole García Fernández - 3 months ago

Full morning experience where locals show us their house and way of living.
They talked about religion and family. We also planted some rice, cook satay, dance Balinese music and prepare Balinese offerings.

5 Doris Cooper - 3 months ago

My 3rd time back and it feels like family, such a welcoming family showing us many aspects of traditional balinese life. A great meal, music and dancing ispart od it

5 Yoga with Carrie - 2 years ago

Amazing adventure at Taman Anyar the food was amazing, the people beautiful and the dance spectacular!!

4 Bradley Hillier - 3 years ago

Very interesting experience of balinese village culture

5 Lee Pattison - 3 years ago

Wow! This is a fantastic cultural experience from start to finish. Lead by an impressive young man, Dharma, who is clearly very proud of his traditions and village. Mum, grandparents and extended family all involved in teaching various bits and pieces. Cooking was great and food was excellent. Do it!

5 Sylvia (Syl) - 4 years ago

Must see when in Bali, demonstration of traditional Balinese village life...dance,cooking class, temple walkthrough and explanation, animals, preparation of offering, coconut oil making, coffee beans roasting, hard work on rice paddies ( which you can even try yourself) finished with lunch - platter of Balinese cusine. Enjoyed it a lot! Thank you