With so much to see and do in Bali, it is hard to know where to start. There are the classic, most famous destinations that sit high on every bucket list adventure; then there are other attractions that remain a little less known and have plenty to offer tourists seeking a memorable day out.
The Beji Guwang Hidden Canyon is a prime example of a Bali secret tucked away in plain sight. Located just 25 minutes drive from Sanur Beach, the Hidden Canyon Beji Guwang is an incredible day trip for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and tourists wanting a unique experience in Bali.
Beji Guwang Hidden Canyon is a deep, narrow gorge with plenty to explore. Beji in Balinese means river, and the hidden canyon sits right on the Guwang River.
The natural wonder is the result of thousands of years of erosion by the river through the ravine in the heart of Sukawati District in Gianyar Regency.
The team behind the Beji Guwang Hidden Canyon attraction has been running the site as a business since 2018, but with so many hidden gems and the impact of the pandemic, word is only just getting out about this incredible destination.
Visitors can hike through the canyon, jump into the river, bathe in the river pools, and even swing from jungle vines.
The canyon is a breathtaking destination for photos, and the surrounding forest is one of the most impressive landscapes on the island.
The Hidden Canyon is close to Pura Dalem Guwang, a Balinese temple that guides are always happy to share with tourists who want to learn more about the culture.
Guests have no need to worry about getting lost as the entry ticket includes a guide per guide.
The tour guides are on hand to explain the incredible history of the Beji Guwang Hidden Canyon and surrounding communities, as well as navigate tourists safely through the landscape and take those all-important photos.
The Beji Guwang Hidden Canyon is open every day from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. The management team is committed to ensuring that the canyon remains a clean and natural environment for tourists to enjoy.
They say, “To maintain the cleanliness and sustainability of the river as well as the construction of other supporting facilities, visitors are required to pay by taking a package price according to the number of visitors.”
“Local communities and visitors are not allowed to fish and catch fish and throw rubbish in the river flow to work together to create a Clean and Green Bali.”
A day pass to the canyon is IDR 240,000 and includes a private guide, towels, water and a meal voucher to be used at the on-site cafe.
The team at Beji Guwang Hidden Canyon also shares some top tips with tourists planning their visit.
They politely remind guess that “Beji Guwang Hiddden Canyon is a sacred area for local residents, so it is recommended that you behave and dress politely. And always maintain cleanliness by not throwing rubbish carelessly.”
They also recommend wearing water shoes and outdoor/hiking clothes and bringing swimwear too.
A visit to Beji Guwang Hidden Canyon is a great half-day trip from resorts like Sanur Beach, Kuta Beach, or even Ubud. So what to do with those extra hours?
Beji Guwang Hidden Canyon is just a quick 15-minute drive from the famous black sandy shoreline of Keramas Beach.
For tourists looking to have a little jungle and beach adventure all in one day, be sure to finish the day off by stepping foot on the healing black sands of Keramas and booking a sunset dinner at one of the incredible restaurants that line this stretch of the Gianyar coast.
Source: https://thebalisun.com/hidden-canyon-in-bali-is-giving-tourists-unforgettable-travel-memories/
