Monkey Forest Ubud Begin your day in the sacred forest of Ubud, home to hundreds of long-tailed macaques. The forest is not only a natural sanctuary, but also a spiritual site with an ancient temple nestled among towering tropical trees. Photo by Green Yang on Unsplash |
Tegalalang Rice Terrace Continue to the scenic Tegalalang rice fields — a layered landscape that has become one of Bali’s most recognized views. You may also choose to try the iconic jungle swing*. Photo by Radoslav Bali on Unsplash |
Coffee Plantation Visit Visit a small local coffee farm where beans are still processed using traditional sun-drying and firewood roasting techniques. Enjoy a cup of freshly brewed coffee while overlooking lush green hills. Photo by Andrey Bond on Unsplash |
Kintamani & Mount Batur Viewpoint From the highlands of Kintamani, take in sweeping views of Mount Batur and its crater lake. Lunch with volcano views is available here*. Photo by Aditya Putra on Unsplash |
Penglipuran Village Explore the award-winning traditional village of Penglipuran, known for its immaculate streets, bamboo houses, and strong cultural identity. The layout, architecture, and way of life here remain remarkably well-preserved. Photo by Ruben Hutabarat on Unsplash |
Bamboo Forest Just a short walk from the village lies a 7-hectare bamboo forest. Enjoy a shaded stroll through well-maintained paths while listening to the sounds of nature in one of the island’s quietest corners. Photo by Ar Rizky on Unsplash |