Bali's ultra-obscure terraced landscape, the stunning Tyndall effect

Many people come to Bali and miss the scenery hidden in the jungle, which is Ubud. In Ubud, the terraced landscape is the livelihood of the locals, the traditional culture reflects their life, and this tree with more than 700 years of age bears witness to their faith. I like Ubud, it gives more meaning to coming to Bali than just a holiday. Leisure, religion, scenery, culture, primitive, mystery... A variety of unrelated and unequal vocabulary are mixed together here. After this slow travel in Indonesia, Ubud has directly become one of my favorite places. Its situation is complicated, the European and American tourists on the streets are almost more than the natives, yet it still maintains a feeling that won't let you forget you are in Southeast Asia. Hmm, I will go again next time. Ubud worth visiting spots: 📍tegalalang rice terrace 📍 jatiluwih rice terrace 📍Ubud Palace 📍nungnung waterfall 📍campuhan ridge walk 📍Ubud citywalk 📍bayan ancient tree Ubud's terraces are very famous, among which tegalalang is the shooting location for the music video of 'Rice Fragrance', but I personally recommend jatiluwih more, this terrace is more niche, larger, and you can see the distant volcano. It is recommended to shoot at sunrise, around 5-6 in the morning, to capture the stunning Tyndall light.