PLEASE FIND OUR NEW WEBSITE HERE :
https://www.narayansevachildrenshome.org/home
Discover North of Bali
and support Narayan Seva Children’s Home
1 Day tour (Minimum 2 people)
Narayan Seva is an independent children’s home that currently
has over 70 children. Thanks to the devoted women who are running Narayan Seva
and the volunteer’s work, the children speak very good English. All children
are very well trained at yoga and are looking forward to show you how their new
home and daily life look like :
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Day 1
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07:00
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Pick up from the hotel
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Visit Ulun Danu Bratan
temple
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and GITGIT Waterfall
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13:00
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Lunch at NarayanSeva
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14:00
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Play time* and help with homework and duties
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15:00
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Introduction to Narayan Seva
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15:30
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Welcoming performance
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16:00
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Didi´s introduction and guests introduction
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16:30
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Yoga and meditation with the children
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18:00
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Dinner
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19:00
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Departing from Narayan Seva
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22:00
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Arriving in Kuta and drop-off at your hotel
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Included:
Transport, English speaking guide,1x lunch, 1x dinner (All meals
are vegetarian)
For booking please contact Didi at
+62 87862669301
* You are welcome to bring your own ideas
**100% earnings are donated to the children’s home
Ulun Danu Bratan
Temple
Lake Bratan lies in an old crater of the silent volcano
GunungCatur. The lake is a major source of water for the southern part of Bali
and many ceremonies take place at the Ulun Danu Bratan temple to worship the
Goddess of the Water, Dewi Danu.
Built in 1633 this temple is a mix of Hindu and Buddism,
which can been seen by the big stupa just before the main entrance of the
temple.
Even though you can't enter this temple, it's
definitely worth a look during a visit to Bali. The temples at Lake Bratan
create a mystical atmosphere and the thick mist around the slopes of
GunungCatur just makes the whole picture complete.
Gitgit Waterfall
Gitgit Waterfall is the highest waterfall in Bali with a height of 35m. It is surrounded by tropical trees and at this site you can often meet with wild thirsty monkeys.
Discovered in 1815 by the Dutch government, at that time the waterfall serve as luxurious bathing place for Dutchnobleman. Since 1980s, local governments and surrounding communities began to enjoy this beautiful site that has now turned into one of the famous tourist attraction in North of Bali.
