Ubud

Is the cultural heart of Bali, nestled among rice paddies and temples, perfect for art lovers and spiritual seekers.

Ubud

Ubud is the beating heart of Bali’s cultural soul — a tranquil highland town surrounded by emerald rice paddies, sacred temples, and dense jungle. Unlike Bali’s beachy south, Ubud offers a slower, more reflective experience rooted in tradition, creativity, and spirituality. Here, ancient rituals blend with modern wellness practices, artists and monks walk the same paths, and every corner invites self-discovery. Whether you’re coming for a retreat, a romantic getaway, or to explore authentic Balinese life, Ubud offers a deep, enriching escape from the hustle.

Top Sightseeing

Campuhan Ridge
Jungle swing
Monkey Forest
Rice Terraces

Recommended by us

Bali’s Cultural and Spiritual Hub

Insider Tip

Head to Sari Organik’s hidden café trail through the rice fields — a peaceful walk that leads to amazing organic cafes tucked away from the crowds.

Best Things to Do

  • Join a Balinese cooking class with a local chef.

  • Take a yoga or meditation session at a jungle retreat.

  • Visit an art gallery or museum like Neka Art Museum or Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA).

  • Enjoy a traditional Balinese massage or flower bath at a spa.

  • Explore hidden waterfalls nearby (like Tegenungan or Kanto Lampo).

Who It’s For

Perfect for solo travelers, couples, wellness seekers, creatives, and anyone looking to slow down and soak in authentic Balinese culture.

Best Time to Visit

April to October is ideal for dry weather and clearer views. July and August are the busiest, so consider shoulder months like May or September for fewer crowds.

Nearby Destinations

  • Tegallalang – Just 20 minutes north for more rice terraces and swings.

  • Tirta Empul Temple – A sacred water temple for purification rituals.

  • Mount Batur – Ideal for an early morning sunrise trek.

Where to Eat in Ubud

Tall Trees
Kubu at Mandapa
Sawah Terrace
Akar Restaurant