What stole your attention while on holiday in Bali? Some of you might answer the beauty of culture or the diversity of art, while others think it’s the beautiful natural landscape. But, you have to try this one: learning the culture of gardening which is on an area of 8 hectares in Sanggalangit Village, Gerokgak District, Buleleng. Planting activities are indeed closely related to the population of Bali, especially those in Buleleng Regency. This tourist spot will rarely be found because it not only spoils your eyes but also makes your trip more perfect.

This Syrah vineyard was first harvested in 2018. Purple grapes are the main ingredient to make wine. Grape seeds originating from Australia are cultivated on the Island of the Gods. Interestingly, based on information from the owner, a year will only harvest a maximum of two times. It aims to get the highest quality grapes.

Ida Bagus Rai Budarsa as the owner of this vineyard has long studied wine. From 1997, the ins and outs of wine and its process to become a bottle of fancy drinks received positive responses from various parties. Where in fact wine is a Western fermented beverage, but it turns out Indonesia is developing innovation through a number of research for the distillation process.

The vineyard in Sanggalangit Village is also open for tours around the plantation. You can see the vines begin to bloom, and take pictures in the middle of a vast green expanse. Well, after touring through the garden, you can taste the results of local winemaking.

Besides enjoying the atmosphere of the plantation and sipping wine, there are special experiences offered here. If you come with a partner, try taking a private dinner package with a special food menu. A romantic atmosphere like Hollywood movies will enrich your love affair.

There are tourist attractions with a poetic atmosphere other than on plantations. You can feel the wind slowly blowing away dry leaves in the Forest of Wanagiri Village. Still classified as an agricultural tourism destination, Forest Village of Wanagiri is also located in Buleleng Regency. From the vineyard in Sanggalangit Village, it takes 50 kilometers or takes an hour and thirty minutes. The distance is not too far when compared to the atmosphere that will be obtained. Around the Forest of Wanagiri Village, there is also a hidden waterfall that gives you the opportunity to enjoy the symphony of crystal clear water from a height.