Tegalalang Rice Terrace

Sprawling rice terrace views in Ubud. One of Bali's most popular sights.
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A gorgoeus morning spent cycling countryside Bali exploring rice fields, a local home & back country roads & tracks. Our guide was very lovely - full of knowledge about Bali culture & lifestyle. Food was plentiful & also delicious & big efforts were made to cater for everyone’s food needs!
Laura Heeney
Amazing time on the tour. Got to see such amazing countryside with a great host!
Alicia
Amin and his team were absolutely amazing - this was the best tour ever. So authentic and they looked after us so well.. I would recommend this tour for anyone looking to learn more about the balinese culture away from all the typical touristic places.
Leslie

Helpful Questions

What is Tegallalang known for?
Tegallalang is a village in Bali, Indonesia that is famous for its stunning rice terraces. These terraces are considered some of the most beautiful in the world, and they draw visitors from all over the globe who come to marvel at their intricate design and lush greenery.
How were the rice terraces in Tegallalang built?
The rice terraces in Tegallalang were built using an ancient irrigation system known as subak. This system involves dividing land into smaller plots, and then using a network of canals and waterways to bring water to each plot. This allows for precise control over the amount of water each plot receives, which is essential for growing rice.
What is the best time of year to visit Tegallalang?
The best time to visit Tegallalang is during the dry season, which runs from May to September. During this time, the weather is sunny and dry, and the rice terraces are at their greenest and most vibrant. However, be prepared for larger crowds during peak tourist season.
What other attractions are there to see in Tegallalang?
In addition to the rice terraces, Tegallalang is also home to several art galleries and handicraft shops. Visitors can watch local artisans create traditional crafts such as batik textiles, wood carvings, and silver jewelry. There are also several cafes and restaurants that offer stunning views of the rice terraces
How can visitors get to Tegallalang?
Tegallalang is located about 20 minutes north of Ubud, the cultural center of Bali. Visitors can hire a taxi or rent a scooter to get there, or join a sightseeing tour that includes Tegallalang as part of its itinerary. Alternatively, there are several public transportation options available, including local buses and shuttle services.
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