based on 676 reviews
M83***34The Ubud Kajiang Street rice paddy walk is a popular attraction in Bali, located in Jl.Kajeng, Ubud. Visitors can get close to nature, shuttle along narrow field paths through large watery rice paddies, with tall palm trees on both sides of the road shaded. Along the way, you can also see traditional Bali rural buildings, meet local villagers, feel the atmosphere of pastoral life, and rest in the roadside cafe when you are tired, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and it is very leisurely and comfortable. 
based on 949 reviews
超级cttIt is definitely a well-being to be able to go to a attraction with unique style and quality, not very mainstream, lack of humanistic ideas, mass tourism in Bali has ruined the whole paradise like a lizard, I want to thank Bali Pulina, it has been my refuge, thank the boss for the spirit, And the best coffee available. If you are looking for a place to get deep into your heart, or meet with family or meet long-lost friends, this is the place for you. Whether you are traveling alone or with a partner, you will love the nature and atmosphere of this place when you want to enjoy your time alone. They have plenty of coffee to choose from. The views there are fantastic, like in the middle of the jungle and cliffs. They also have a Ruvak plantation where we can see animals producing original coffee beans. We can also see the process of making Ruvak coffee beans. It is interesting here and will come back again!
based on 94 reviews
whoisangelThis is a very magical coffee plantation. After drinking for so long, I don't know the fresh fruit of the coffee beans. Very local, I suggest you go there to see and taste the authentic cat shit coffee. The coffee price here is very affordable, you can buy some to take back to taste slowly.
based on 23 reviews
based on 35 reviews
based on 1.2k reviews
Ally MarciaWonderful place! chill and peaceful. get to taste 12 types of coffees/teas! 100% organic
based on 981 reviews
based on 431 reviews
ChenhutamuBali's fruit civet coffee, also known as Ruwak coffee, is the fruit civet eat coffee fruit, because it can't digest the beans. The beans are unique because they have been fermented. But because the yield is small, the price is very expensive. It was fun to visit the coffee farm, see the fruit beaver, and try a cup of coffee. The price of the origin is still very affordable.
based on 698 reviews
