• Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary - Plan to spend ample time here. As the name implies, it is a small forest with a Hindu temple located on Jalan Monkey Forest. The temple walls enclose the area, making the forest sacred. The Monkey Forest serves as a natural reserve for the monkeys. It exemplifies how nature and humans can coexist harmoniously. The monkeys are the main attraction as they freely roam around.

Temple festivals are often held here, with the monkeys present. Joining a tour is the best way to visit, especially if you are staying far away. However, if you are staying in Ubud, the forest is easily accessible.

• Elephant Cave - This is a well-known temple complex not far from Ubud. The temple, believed to have been built in the 9th century, is surrounded by lush greenery. One reason to visit is the architecture, which blends Buddhist and Hindu styles. This is evident from the main entrance, resembling a demon’s open mouth. The bathing pools also feature unique designs. Feel free to explore the temple, but always be respectful, as it is a sacred place.

• Tegalalang Rice Terrace - You may have seen these stunning green hills with layered terraces. This is the famous Tegalalang Rice Terrace, a popular spot for photos or Instagram backgrounds. The rice terrace is meticulously maintained. From a distance, it resembles a large, green layered cake.

Contrary to what you might think, finding the rice terrace can be challenging, especially if it’s your first visit to Ubud. Visit in the morning or late afternoon, avoiding midday when it can be very hot and uncomfortable. Even a brief visit is enough to capture some photos.

• Tegenungan Waterfall - This is one of the island’s many popular waterfalls. Due to its popularity, the area is well-maintained. The stairs are safe, and you can enjoy the waterfall or take a relaxing dip. Photography is encouraged, and services are available for photos with accessories.

On the way to Tegenungan Waterfall, you might see another smaller waterfall, where you can also take photos before continuing. Although it may seem like a long walk from the parking lot, it is worth the effort.

• Ubud Traditional Art Market - Visiting here feels like exploring a lively, organized hippie village. It’s the perfect place to buy souvenirs and art items. If you love woven bags, silk scarves, or handmade baskets, this is the place to find them. These handmade items come from local Balinese areas, ensuring their uniqueness.

• Saraswati Temple - This sacred site is dedicated to the Goddess of Knowledge, Saraswati, making it very artistic and beautiful. Unlike other temples, it features a lotus-filled pool and various carvings. The Kecak dance is performed in the courtyard every Thursday night. For those interested in viewing the intricate carvings, the water park, lotus pond, or the Kecak dance, this is the ideal destination.

• Optional entrance ticket
• Complimentary mineral water
• Travel in a private, air-conditioned car
• Stay connected with free Wi-Fi
• Enjoy the services of an English-speaking driver-guide
• Optional lunch
• Insurance included

Join the Ubud tour and explore the most renowned locations, each with its unique charm. Expect only the finest and most comprehensive service. The tour includes hotel pick-up and drop-off. The driver is well-acquainted with the routes, ensuring a fun and convenient journey.

Enjoy complimentary WiFi and air conditioning in the vehicle, perfect for navigating Bali’s bustling traffic and warm climate. Experience Ubud comfortably and punctually, with guaranteed timely pick-up. Simply confirm when you’re ready to embark on the adventure.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.