Tegalalang Rice Terraces

Despite the rain, I was amazed by these rice terraces. It truly humbled me watching the farmers work very hard. These are the infamous terraces that have been seen in many viral videos. You can also swing on the Bali Swing from the viral videos as well. The long, flowing dress can be rented as well to get the same effect seen in the video.

Tegalalang Rice terraces is good for people who love to hike and also good for people who are looking for instagrammable place. They offer different kinds of swings and photo places for people who wants a nice photo memory on their gallery. You can see a lot of souvenir shops in and out of the rice terraces and some good place to eat as well.

beautiful terraces. lots of cafes and restaurants you can go to relax at overlooking the rice terraces. it’s just up north from Ubud.

such an awesome place to visit!!

the place is nice enough but but a bit touristy. it is better to go to mamy similar place throughout the island . i found a few that are much better and little or no people. this site is best viewed in the afternoon when the sun is best for photos . warning a lot of people seloing you things and tickets to get in even though its free. i got sucked into buying a ticket . my bad.

Tegallalang Rice Terraces. Terraces are still north of Ubud. If you don't want to walk inside the terraces, you can actually see them by car. The terrace feels small and delicate. On the side of the highway, the next few steps can be felt at close range. There are many coffee drinking places like viewing terraces around. It is better to enjoy tea and coffee here than to enjoy different coffee for free on the street full of shops.

It wasn’t too bad tbh, if you’re not into the swings then I wager you’ll just wanna visit the area. entrance fee was IDR 100k and they had packages complete with the swings which began at around IDR 350k. They’d be perfect for your photos however

It takes 10,000 RP to see terraces. Terraces are also nature's magic work, a piece of scattered green, full of spring. Climbing this terrace is a little tired, narrow ridge walking is not easy, need to go down to the valley and climb up again, step is relatively high, it is recommended to wear heel shoes to visit the De Grand Terrace, and the terrace is steep and slippery, need to be extra careful. When we climb halfway, we have to pay a toll of any amount. We have to pay 5 kRP. On the way, I saw a villager carrying a burden. I took pictures of him and he said to me, - "what about the money," I just laughed and didn't give him any money. (o)/ If children's shoes need to be photographed, take them quietly.

Bali's De Grand Terraces may be a little more pocket-sized than those in Guangxi. Layers of terraced fields, the feeling of immersion is still very shocking, beside the rest area can also taste the local afternoon tea.

Very delicate terraced fields, unlike the magnificent and beautiful terraced fields in southwest China, the terraced fields in Ubu are very elegant, and there are many coconut trees, very hot wave island style. Although there is no need for tickets, if you want to walk in the field, you have to go through several collecting places. The amount is arbitrary, just give some parts. Go as early as possible to avoid the peak of tourists and not too hot.