Tegalalang Rice Terrace

oin me on a whirlwind adventure through the best of Bali in just three unforgettable days! From the cultural wonders of Ubud to the coastal charm of Seminyak, every moment is a snapshot of paradise.

#balitrip We loved this place - it's so beautiful and amazingly accessible. We just drove, stood by the side of the road and went for a walk. The gentlemen who sold us the indicators also helped us park. At the end of our walk, we sat down and saw the entire space of the balcony and drink coffee. Really nice... We stopped here during a private all-day car tour around Ubud. We had lunch down the street and we can walk. The scene is stunning, walking through the stands was amazing. I had a real sense of how downsided the stands were after walking down and then up! It wasn't very crowded but I can see that it got busy and not fun because the paths are tight, like bridges and some lanes. The view on the cedar terraces is amazing (as long as the weather is good) it can get very crowded here because it is definitely in Bali’s itinerary “I have to get my Instagram story” but nevertheless, it’s worth the trip. It's about 20 - 30 minutes by car from Ubud and you don't need to spend a lot of time here. Unless you want the picture on the swing with the dress etc etc. There are plenty of other less-worthy photo opportunities on Insta that were free when you were there and if you want to spend more time – go down to the stands – a lot of locals working as guides to show you more.

#balitrip Ceking Rice Terrace is a great stop if you’re out for the day or on a private/self-directed tour. It cost 45,000 Indonesian rupiahs or about US$2.7 to walk on. The location is not very large, making walking in its entirety manageable even in heat. It’s a decent mix of tourism yet still retains its natural beauty, which means you can enjoy some fun comforts such as swings or symbolic lines while still seeing step fields. If photos are your thing, you won’t find a shortage of great dots for some excellent shots. There is a good selection of moisturizers as well. I definitely recommend walking the whole site as it won't take long, and you'll enjoy all the views on offer. Worth a visit This place is very beautiful and it is good to see how they grow rice in layers. When we were there we were watching some workers prepare some areas where they would grow more, very cool. The view here is beautiful and very comfortable and quiet just to be there with the greenery around you. We went through a dry period, so it wasn't as green as I thought, but it was still nice. It’s a bit touristy, with pictures on the swing. But I chose to ride a bike on the tight rope, very scary at first, but worth watching. I definitely recommend visiting this place

#exploreasia Tegallalang Rice Terrace also known as Ceking Rice Terrace is located at Tegallalang, Bali, Indonesia. It is one of the most popular green attractions in Bali. 🥰 The distance between Ubud center & Tegallalang Rice Terrace is about 10km which takes 30 minutes of drive. Tegallalang Rice Terrace offers a greenery landscape surrounded by paddies in the valley, palm trees 🌴, forests 🌳 & ridge walks. The best month to visit to Tegallalang Rice Terrace is during the rainy season(March/April) & dry season(September/October) when the rice paddies are growing & greenery. Remember to wear a comfortable shoes(sport shoes) when have a journey to the Tegallalang Rice Terrace because it requires some trekking to the 🌾 paddies fields for a stunning photo with the nature 💚 Attraction: Tegallalang Rice Terrace, Tegallalang, Bali, Indonesia 🇮🇩 Opening hours: 8am - 6pm, daily Entrance fees: IDR50,000(USD3.3), Bali Swing experience: IDR200,000(USD13.2) for 3 to 5minutes #tegalalangriceterrace #bali #indonesia

Anywhere you go to book the sunrise experience, you’ll be asked if you want to pair it with other activities around Ubud. This trip I paired the trekking with a trip down to Goa Raja Waterfall and Tegalalang Rice Fields. Tegalalang had the most things to see but as always the sunrise had the nicest scenery! #nature #bali #sunrise

A beautiful rice field terrace!! You will take a look from any point and you will feel like in a fairy tale. A magical wild space surrounded by all kind of trees and plants and where you can find animals like chickens or snakes living by themselves. Around the field there are lots of cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy breakfasts or drinks watching the view. Also you can swing from the heights. A very recommended it place!! #wecreate

Tegalalang Rice Terrace is a stunning natural and cultural attraction located in Ubud, Bali that offers an unforgettable experience for visitors. Here are a few reasons why you should consider visiting Tegalalang Rice Terrace: Scenic Beauty: The lush green rice paddies that form Tegalalang Rice Terrace create a breathtaking landscape that will leave you awestruck. The intricate irrigation system and the terraced rice fields create an impressive and intricate design that will make for some amazing photo opportunities. Cultural Experience: Tegalalang Rice Terrace offers a glimpse into Bali's traditional way of life. The Balinese have been cultivating rice for centuries, and Tegalalang Rice Terrace is a perfect example of their expertise in this field. You'll get to see the farmers at work, tending to their crops and maintaining the irrigation system. You'll also get to learn about their culture and way of life. Outdoor Adventure: Tegalalang Rice Terrace is a great place for outdoor enthusiasts. You can take a leisurely stroll through the fields or go on a more adventurous hike. You'll get to experience the fresh air and peaceful surroundings while taking in the beauty of the rice fields. Local Cuisine: The restaurants and cafes around Tegalalang Rice Terrace serve delicious Balinese cuisine made from fresh local ingredients. You can try some traditional Balinese dishes like Nasi Campur or Babi Guling while enjoying the stunning views. Relaxation: Tegalalang Rice Terrace is a perfect place to unwind and relax. You can sit back, enjoy the view, and soak up the peaceful atmosphere. You can also indulge in a Balinese massage or take a dip in one of the many hot springs in the area.

#bali our destination was to Tegallalang. just to enjoy the place and visit the famous swing. when we arrived there was already many people at the place. people were exploring the place, the restaurant, the picture spots, the waterfall and the hut. weather was so fine and sun so fierce that day. we were basically taking pictures and roaming around and of course ate at the place

Tegallalang Rice Terraces is a very popular tourist spot in Bali for its sweeping views of the rice fields. It is a fantastic place for taking photos and having a walk around the rice fields itself. Every spot at this place was incredibly instagrammable. It is also a popular spot for the famous ‘Bali Swing’ where many come to take a heart stopping swing up over the terraces for that perfect shot. There are lots of stairs to get down to the rice terraces and lots of walking around so do wear comfortable shoes. If you’re tired, there are many cafes that line the street to stop for some food and drinks. Best way to get here would be to hire a car and driver as it is the most fuss free way. Definitely check out this place when you’re in Ubud or Bali. #bali

#bali Upon arriving Tegallalang, we were spoilt with choices of cafe, terraces and swings to choose. Sum was so bright and hot that decided to settle at Uma Ceking Resto and Swing. it opens at 9am-7pm. no entrance fee needed. we then headed to the restaurant and ordered few meals. kinda to our liking. and we enjoyed. beautiful view overlooking the green terrace along with the trails and waterfall.

Bali is a paradise for nature lovers, offering a wealth of natural wonders that will take your breath away. From pristine beaches to lush rainforests, the island is a treasure trove of natural beauty that must be seen to be believed. One of the highlights of my trip to Bali was visiting the Tegalalang Rice Terraces in Ubud. The rice paddies are a marvel of engineering and have been cultivated for centuries by Balinese farmers. The sight of the terraced fields stretching out into the distance is truly awe-inspiring, and it's easy to spend hours wandering through the rice paddies and taking in the stunning views. Another must-see attraction in Bali for nature lovers is the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. Located in the heart of Ubud, the sanctuary is home to a large population of macaque monkeys and is set amidst a lush forest that is a haven for wildlife. Visitors can watch the playful monkeys swing from tree to tree and interact with each other in their natural habitat. For those who love the ocean, Bali has some of the best beaches in the world, such as Nusa Dua and Kuta. The crystal-clear waters are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and surfing, while the soft sand is ideal for lounging in the sun and soaking up the tropical ambiance. Finally, Bali is also home to a number of natural hot springs, such as the Banjar Hot Springs in the north of the island. These hot springs are surrounded by lush vegetation and are a great way to relax and rejuvenate after a long day of exploring the island's natural wonders. Overall, Bali is a dream destination for nature lovers, offering a wealth of natural attractions that are sure to leave you in awe. Whether you're exploring the rice terraces, interacting with the monkeys, or soaking in the hot springs, Bali is a magical place that will leave a lasting impression on your heart and soul. #bali #beachlife

#bali our second day was well spent at Tegalalang Rice Terrace. from our villa in Seminyak it was only around 40km but unfortunately the journey which suppose to be around 1 hour 40 mins turned out to be around 2 hour and a half. Bali was in majir bad traffic on that day. so it was tiring in the van However upon reaching the place in Tegallalang, we forgotten our tiredness. That place was so green, vast and so serene. My pictures didnt do justice but enjoy the ones i have here. Anyway, if u step foot at Tegallalang and wish to walk around the area, you have to pay around 25,000 rupiah equals to RM 7.30.