Overview
Tegallalang Rice Terrace, north of Ubud, is Bali's most famous terraced paddy landscape. The traditional Balinese irrigation system called 'subak' is inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Emerald-green paddies cascading down a steep valley create one of Bali's most photographed scenes. Trekking paths wind through the terraces for a close look at farming life, and nearby swing activities and cafes abound. Admission IDR 25,000. About 15 minutes by taxi from central Ubud.
Opening Hours
Daily 08:00-18:00
Travel Tips
Visit early morning for fewer crowds and beautiful light. Wear comfortable shoes — the steps between terraces can be slippery.
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