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MUNDUK
SARI VILLAGE
by:baliecotourism.com
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2 hours from international airport in Bali |
Munduk Sari Village at Glance...........................
Munduk is a small mountain village, located
between 500 to 1200 meters above sea level and with average temperatures
of 20 to 30°C.
With a population of 6,200 people, the village of Munduk has a
rich history. Legend tells that it was settled by people from
the mountains who were escaping an invasion of ants. Several clans
then moved from Klungkung to resettle in Munduk Village 200 to
300 years ago. This was the portal through which the vizier of
the Majapahit Kingdom in East Java penetrated to South Bali.
History repeated itself when the Dutch expanded their colonial
empire from Java to Bali. They too reached South Bali through
the Village of Munduk, and subsequently used it as a mountain
retreat from the administrative capital of Singaraja. The first
guest house for Dutch officers was opened at Munduk in 1908. The
Dutch brought colonial architecture to Munduk Village, along with
traditional export commodities such as coffee, cocoa, cloves and
vanilla.
Scientists Van Der Tuuck, Lifering and Dr.Goris researched the
culture of North Bali early in the last century and established
Gedung Kertiya at Singaraja in 1928. This manuscript library,
possibly the only one of its kind in the world, contains collections
and copies of hand written texts on Balinese literature, myths,
medicines, magic formulae and religious texts on palm leaf (‘lontar').
A unique combination of western and traditional Balinese musical
instruments was played to the first president of Indonesia, Ir.Soekarno,
in front of Governors Palace in Singaraja in 1952. The President
considered this a colonial invasion of the local culture. But
the expression of creativity can't be stopped, and continues to
manifest in the younger generation. Artists such as Made Trip
and others continue these joint performances in France, Germany,
the Netherlands and Switzerland.
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North Bali and especially Munduk Village
are famous for beautiful scenery and a variety of fascinating
walks and treks. Munduk is surrounded by tropical rainforest,
rice terraces and farms producing traditional commodities. Visitors
are welcome to explore this delightful microcosm of traditional
Bali. The Munduk area with its unique nature and very agreeable
temperatures (20-25 degrees Celcius) is extremely suitable for
all kinds of outdoor activities. We can organise diferent kind
of trekk range from 2 hours to half day trip
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- Red Coral [Tanah Barak]
Waterfall Trek
Starting from Puri Lumbung Cottages to observe the coffee,
cloves, vanilla, avocado and other kind of plantation
areas, proceed to the Red Coral waterfall and back to
Puri Lumbung Cottages via different route.
- Loop
Trek Containing A Number Of Waterfalls
Starting from Puri Lumbung Cottages to Red Coral waterfall
and pass along the riverbank, Arrive firstly at Labuhan
Kebo Waterfall, then Melanting Waterfall, eventually arriving
at Laangan, the highest waterfall in Bali, then back to
Puri Lumbung Cottage via different route.
- Inter Village Trekk
Starting from Puri Lumbung Cottages to neigbour village
Gesing to observe the biggest Banyan tree in Bali . Then
proceed to Bolangan to witness one of the most spectacular
terraced rice field view in north Bali. On the way back
to Munduk village we will see natural swiming pool, water
tunnel including public bath for local people.
- Historical Trekk
Follow the route of the ancient Majapahit expeditions,
visiting ruins and another important sites. The expedition
ends at Tamblingan temple where you will be transferred
by car to Puri Lumbung Cottage.
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Stone Water Spring
Trekk
Starting from Puri Lumbung Cottages walk to Batumejajah where
the water comes out of stone. Then return to Puri Lumbung to
Puri Lumbung Cottages via different route. Both routes pass
through coffee, cloves, cacao and vanilla plantation along the
way.
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Subak Trekk
(Traditional Balinese Water Distribution System)
This is an easy trekk through rice field incuding some Subak
Temples along the way. You may have a chance to have a close
look how the farmer planting, maintaining and harvesting their
rice.

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Dutch Colonial
Trekk
Start from Puri Lumbung Cottages to “Pessanggrahan”
(the first guest house in Bali built around 1906) then proceed
to a number of villages and settlements, rice terraces, coffee
and clove plantations. This trek ends at Tamblingan Lake. From
Tamblingan Lake you will be transferred by car to Puri Lumbung
Cottages.
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Mendaum River
Side Trekk
This trekk starting from Puri Lumbung Cottages by car to the
source of water conservation project, continue to follow the
course of river including Red Coral waterfall and end at Laangan
waterfall, then back to Puri Lumbung Cottages.
Mimpi
Resort Menjangan

Mimpi
Resort Tulamben
dancing
dragon cottages
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