Jatiluwih Rice Terraces

Tourist attraction · Tabanan

Jatiluwih Rice Terraces

Tourist attraction · Tabanan

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Jl. Jatiluwih Kawan, Jatiluwih, Kec. Penebel, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82152, Indonesia

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Jatiluwih's vast UNESCO-listed rice terraces offer serene hikes, lush landscapes, and peaceful rural vibes away from Bali’s bustle.  

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"The atmosphere here is peaceful and tranquil, with the vast, emerald-green landscape creating an almost mesmerizing effect. The cooler, fresher air at this higher elevation provides a welcome reprieve from Bali’s humidity. Thanks to its location away from Ubud, Jatiluwih remains blissfully free of large crowds, offering visitors a chance to experience Bali’s rural beauty in relative solitude. For those looking to explore Bali’s agricultural roots, capture stunning views, or enjoy some peace away from the crowds, Jatiluwih is an ideal spot. While it’s not as heavily visited as other areas, it’s a popular stop for those also exploring nearby waterfalls, hiking trails, and temples. With a relatively affordable entrance fee and the option to pair it with nearby natural attractions, it’s also a great choice for travelers wanting to make the most of their time and budget." - Travis Levius

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"Bali's Iconic Rice Terraces Bali's rice terraces are a beautiful sight, and a great place to view them is Jatiluwih in Tabanan. There are pathways cut through the fields for tourists and small stalls at which to sit and have a cold drink, but groups are few and far between, so it's one of the few places in Bali where life seems to just carry on without too much regard for visitors. It's possible to go to Jatiluwih for half a day, but a full day or even two walking the rice terraces and surrounding hills is definitely recommended. There are a range of guesthouses and hotels in nearby Munduk, Baturiti, and Pupuan, which are all beautiful in their own right."

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"Bali's Iconic Rice Terraces Bali's rice terraces are a beautiful sight, and a great place to view them is Jatiluwih in Tabanan. There are pathways cut through the fields for tourists and small stalls at which to sit and have a cold drink, but groups are few and far between, so it's one of the few places in Bali where life seems to just carry on without too much regard for visitors. It's possible to go to Jatiluwih for half a day, but a full day or even two walking the rice terraces and surrounding hills is definitely recommended. There are a range of guesthouses and hotels in nearby Munduk, Baturiti, and Pupuan, which are all beautiful in their own right."

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3 Best Day Trips in Bali | Condé Nast Traveler

"As parts of Bali become increasingly developed, it takes more and more work to discover its truly special spots that'll make your jaw drop. Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, a part of the traditional Balinese subak system of farming, is one such place. The UNESCO World Heritage site requires effort to get to—just hire a private driver—but once you're here, the hiking trails and scenery are amazing." - Anna Chittenden

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Leo Khan

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Highly recommend if you want to escape big crowds and enjoy amazing views of the largest rice terrace in the country. To avoid traffic, try to arrive around before lunch time between 8 am and 12 pm. Otherwise, I highly recommend coming to this place and enjoy serene environment! There is plenty of free parking and local restaurants with good views!

rachit dua

Google
This was amazing. Must give it a shot if u love nature and want to have a relaxed morning or a evening. It is a bit far from Ubud but less crowded (at least during early mornings). You get to interact with Locals who are running small restaurants (Warungs) inside the rice feild. Choose you walking or cycling track carefully as per the duration you want to spend over here.

Sarah H

Google
Really enjoy this place - went to Tegallalang a few years ago so thought I would check out a different area on this visit. Many restaurants overlooking the terraces with seating areas right on the edge / periphery. Very surreal strolling about amidst the lush vegetation and away from traffic. Can’t help but stare into the distance and bathe in the serenity. Pleasant streams of water flowing, gentle breeze rustling through leaves, birds chirping, shades of green all around - such a delight to be in and amongst this beautiful landscape. Some stench from cow manure here and there but also lots of snack and coconut vendors along the route. Would wear a hat or bring an umbrella esp if you stroll for longer.

Onur Kutlu Gago

Google
Jatiluwih Rice Terraces are truly stunning, stretching out over a vast area and offering a peaceful, serene experience. I chose one of the shorter walking routes, which allowed me to wander through the traditional rice fields in tranquility. Visiting in June on a weekday meant it wasn’t crowded at all, and I could really soak in the beauty and calmness of the landscape. Watching the local farmers tending to their fields using traditional methods was a highlight, adding a cultural touch to the visit. Having also seen other terraces like those in China and Bali’s Tegallalang, I can say Jatiluwih stands out for its expansive views and the majestic backdrop of the distant mountains, offering a truly refreshing experience.

R. Clausen

Google
Beautiful volcano hill landscapes and rice terraces, especially if you come during a sunny day. It's definitely worth a visit and take a break to immerse into this epic view up here.

Kate P

Google
To visit this incredible beautiful place is a must if you are in Bali! Huge area surrounded by green fields, so impressive! You can walk there hours! You can purchase some natural chips or nuts, to support local businesses, prices are reasonable! We got some rice with chocolate and vegetable chips, we’re yummy. Come and be delighted by a touch of this Beauty, which is part of UNESCO.

Roland

Google
I came with high expectations as it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site Bali, the rice terraces is huge and it have different routes for visitors that wish to explore different route either on foot or cycle. Along the routes, the farmers will have small hut within their land selling drinks and local snacks. Some farmers is also seen busy harvesting, it can be muddy if you visit after rains and hot during the day. Aside from paying for the vehicle 10,000, per person 75,000, do note that you will need to pay 300,000 if you intend to fly a drone at the attraction, which I felt that it’s super over price. I was also told by one of the staff rudely that they have many eyes watching if I don’t pay and try to fly a drone. Although I didn’t fly my drone, the mood of touring the place already being spoilt by the poor staff attitude. There are many rice terraces around Bali with friendlier staff and they only charge 100,000 for drone. My suggestion is that they could bring down the cost on some of it charges and with more nice photos and videos of the place captured and shared on social media, it may help to increase visitors number which will contribute and increase the income of the farmers.

Luke

Google
Amazing spot well worth checking out. Working rice fields in immaculate condition. There are a variety of walking trails to choose from. We got lucky with the weather (visited in June) and had views of Agung from the fields. One of my top spots of Bali. There is a small fee to pay on entry per person. I’d recommend hiring a driver and having them wait or walk with you.