Tegalalang Rice Terrace
Located in the center of beautiful Bali lies the popular art city of Ubud. Surrounded by stunning rice terraces, countless waterfalls, yoga retreats, and the towering Mount Batur, it’s one of the most incredible locations on the island. Everyone spends their time differently here, from relaxing in an eco-retreat and exploring the lush nature to visiting holy water temples. Spend a few days of your Bali itinerary in the heart of the island, and discover all the best things to do in Ubud.
The creative and cultural hub of Ubud lies in the center of the island, known for its beautiful green rice paddies and lush jungles. It’s one of the most sought-after locations, with many people visiting for the city’s incredible natural scenery and peaceful surrounding atmosphere.
Tip: Ubud also makes a good location to base yourself in Bali, as it’s easy to visit other incredible places such as mountainous Munduk, Mount Batur, lush Sidemen, or the bustling Canggu.
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Tegalalang Rice Terraces
Rise and shine early to visit one of the most magical valleys of Bali: the Tegalalang Rice Terraces. Here, countless layers of rice fields spread across the hills, lined by the island’s luscious jungles. Our favorite time to visit is when the sun has barely risen, covering the fields in beautiful light.
The valley lies an easy 20-minute drive north of Ubud and is a great place to wander around for an hour or two. Walk through the lush paddies and explore the different levels, taking in the stunning views of the area as you go.
Make sure to bring your camera, as you’ll surely want to snap some pictures on your route. I think I’ve taken some of my favorite photos ever in this location!
You’ll notice that these are active farming lands. With this in mind, respect the local workers and stay on the paths throughout the entire valley.
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