Tegalalang Rice Terrace Tickets

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The green rice paddies stretched in the beautifully cut terrace slopes are a candy for the eyes. Among the top of the rice fields of Ubud comes Tegalalang Rice Terrace which is situated right in the north of Ubud on the cliffs of Tegalalang village. The rice paddies involve Subak, a traditional Balinese cooperative irrigation system which is also recognized by the UNESCO as World Heritage Sight. Between the terraces of rice fields water flows in narrow channels touching down the raw earth. It is often considered as the greenest part of Bali. Every nook and corner of the Rice terrace has a perfect backdrop for pictures thus luring tourists to capture sceneries and moments. The rice terrace field in Tegalalang village which is 600 m high from sea level has some amazing panoramic views of green landscape all around. Multi tiered Green fields, rivers and unique restaurants, the route to Tegalalang village is stunningly impressive. You will also find homes of farmers at several levels of this hilly field. The endless green rice paddies planted on the hillside will surely take your breath away and that’s why this place comes in the list of every travel enthusiast who comes to visit Bali.

Points of Interest in Tegalalang Rice Terrace

Opening introduction Explore the mystifying jungles of the village to have the up and close feel of beauty around you. Indulge yourself in activities like taking a cycling tour and get awestruck by the view. Every part of the village is equally enticing so make sure to click a lot of photos.

If you don’t want to be jam-packed in a tour bus for hours, then doing a Cycle tour through the Tegalalang Rice paddy field is the best idea. You can take a bicycle on lease or reserve a cycle at various suppliers. Along with cycling and enjoying the surroundings you can also stop by and have a word with friendly locals of the village. You might get to know interesting stories or incidents about the culture and people of their region. You can also book a cycling guide who will keep guiding you in the plantation and jungles of the island as it's always worth taking a scenic route.

It is natural to become tired after sightseeing and hiking and what is better than a brewed cup of coffee not only to quench your thirst but also to enliven your mood and spirit. The Cafes overlooking the rice terraces are a must visit place for this purpose and to get some amazing pictures worth uploading on social media. These rooftop cafes provide some authentic balinese cuisine and tempting brews that’s why it is famous among both travelers and locals.

Your trip will be scrappy if it doesn’t include the Tegalalang Rice Terraces Swing. Enjoy the view in a tropical state of mind and swing through life from The Tegalalang Rice Terraces Swing. Don’t forget to get some stunning instagrammable pictures. Record moments of a lifetime by paying some extra bucks. There are some other swings like the nest type swing. No matter whichever swing type you choose, what you surely get is the panorama view of the whole rice paddy fields from the top which is totally worth the shot. Give your life a push and hang on these Swings.

What To Expect At Tegalalang Rice Terrace

Rice paddies dotted all around you, this is what you will see when on the Tegalalang Rice Terrace. You can take different routes to the rice terrace. While some may go through shops the others go through cafes. Two very famous spots for clicking pictures are the Tegalalang Rice Terraces Swing and ‘I Love Bali’ sign. After spending some time at the terrace go for tasting some authentic Bali cuisines and coffee at the cafes located at the front of stunning rice fields. Sit at the Balcony and enjoy your meal by the view.Watch the farmers at the field and get lost in the serenity and good vibe around you.

Know Before You Go

Essential Information
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Location : Jalan Raya Tegalalang, Tegalalang village, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561, Indonesia

Timing : Open 24 hours

How to Reach:- By Flight: Get a flight to the only airport of Bali, Denpasar from where you can get a cab which will take 2 hours to reach Ubud the homeland of Tegalalang rice terrace. It will cost you something between IDR 18,97,185 to IDR 28,45,723.

  • You can easily avail scooters which cost roughly around IDR 1,20,000 from Ubud and drive to the terrace enjoying the journey. Apart from scooters one can also take ride of minivans which are very cheap for travelling in groups.

Best time to visit:The best months suggested to visit the Tegalalang Rice Terraces in Ubud are April, May, June and September as these are the months the fields are at their greenest. Also, early morning is the best time to explore the field to avoid the Bali heat and witness the dazzling sunrise amidst the lush greenery.

  • Taking Scooter from Ubud is the wise choice if you want to roam freely around the city that too under budget.
  • Sometimes the tourists are bumped up by local farmers where they ask for donations, what can do in such a situation is politely say no and move away or carry small bills with you in case you’re interested in donation.

  • December and February are the rainy months in Bali, if you plan to visit during those months make sure to carry shoes with really good grip as the walkways get muddy and slippery.

  • Avoid the peak seasons and visit during the offseason to avoid throngs of tourists as it will feel more relaxing and rejuvenating.

  • Keep yourself hydrated and keep reapplying sunscreen to avoid sunburns and suntans.

  • If you have time then do visit places like Campuhan and Pejeng which are equally exotic and beautiful but less crowded like the Tegalalang Rice Terraces in Ubud.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace Tickets FAQs

What is the best time to visit the rice terrace?

April, May, June and September are the best time to visit as the rice terraces are at their greenest in these months. Also, sunrise and sunsets are the best time to visit the rice terrace as to avoid the scorching sun as well overcrowding of places by tourists.

How much time will it take to cover the trip?

It takes somewhere about 30 to 90 minutes to cover the trip to the rice field. If you take short walks you can cover the trip under 30mins but if you are someone who wants to completely explore then it might take you around 90 mins.

What to carry before going on this trip?

Things that you must carry with you when going for this trip are: - a refillable water bottle,

  • high SPF sunscreen as the sun can get red hot
  • Sunglasses
  • You can also keep the hat handy, not only it will give protection against the sun but will also give your pictures a trendy look.

Is it worth visiting the Tegalalang rice terrace when visiting Bali?

Yes, your Bali itinerary will be scrappy if it misses the Tegalalng rice terrace in Bali because it has a lot to offer. From emerald green scenic locations and terraced mountains to rejuvenate to authentic cuisine and picturesque locations to have the instagrammable pictures. Take a break from the hustle and bustle of city life and visit Tegalalang Rice Terrace.

Why is Tegalalang Rice Terrace so famous?

Tegalalang rice paddies are situated in a valley that offers an exceptional panoramic view over the terraces and the surrounding green landscape. Along with those of Pejeng and Campuhan villages, the Tegalalang rice fields form the three most impressive terraced landscapes in the Ubud region.

What are the best things to do in and around the Tegalalang Rice Terraces?

  • Get clicked at the tourists’ favorite picturesque location, the ‘I love Bali’ sign
  • One of the best activity to do around Tegalalang Rice terrace is doing a Cycling tour

  • Taste the highest quality vegan chocolate named ‘Elevated cacao’ made with love by the locals of Ubud, Bali.

  • Witness the sunrise and how it gives rich green hues to the rice paddies all along.

  • Let all your tension wash away at the Angseri Hot spring, a water pool one of its kind.

  • Try Farm Expedition in Jatiluwih Green Land in Bali

  • Soothe your soul while trekking at elevations of the rice field and breathe in the fresh air

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