Ubud Tour

Ubud is located in the heart of Bali Island, within Gianyar Regency, approximately 40 km north of Denpasar. For more than a century, Ubud has been renowned as Bali’s cultural and artistic center, celebrated for its fine arts, traditional dance, and music. Surrounded by lush rice fields, river valleys, and tropical forests, Ubud enjoys a cooler and more relaxing atmosphere compared to many other tourist areas in Bali. Daily Hindu-Balinese ceremonies, especially during the dry season, offer visitors a unique opportunity to experience Bali’s living traditions.

Barong, Kecak & Fire Dance Performance

Enjoy a spectacular traditional Balinese dance performance, featuring Barong, Kecak, and Fire Dance. These performances are presented by experienced dancers and supported by live traditional percussion, creating a powerful and memorable cultural experience that reflects Bali’s spiritual stories and folklore.

Batik Shop & Traditional Wearings

Gianyar is well known for its rich arts and crafts, including traditional Batik and Balinese textiles. Visit a local batik shop to see the process of making Balinese fabrics, learn about traditional patterns, and experience authentic Balinese wear and tenun cloth.

House of Masks and Puppets

The House of Masks and Puppets showcases an impressive collection of masks and puppets from various regions of Indonesia, as well as from around the world. This unique museum offers insight into traditional performing arts, rituals, and cultural storytelling passed down through generations.

Semar Kuning Art Gallery

One of the most popular art galleries in the Ubud area, Semar Kuning Art Gallery is an ideal destination for art lovers. The gallery features a wide range of contemporary and traditional Balinese artworks displayed in a calm and inspiring environment.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace

Tegalalang Rice Terrace is located in Tegalalang Village, about 10 km north of Ubud center. Famous for its dramatic terraced landscape, this area offers stunning views of rice fields cascading along the hillsides.
Here, visitors can observe the traditional Subak irrigation system, a centuries-old water management method that reflects the Balinese philosophy of harmony between humans, nature, and spirituality.

Tirta Empul Temple

Tirta Empul Temple is located in Tampaksiring Village, approximately 15 km northeast of Ubud. This sacred Hindu water temple is renowned for its holy spring water, which is believed to have purifying properties.
Locals and visitors alike come to perform traditional cleansing rituals at the temple’s water fountains, making Tirta Empul one of Bali’s most important spiritual sites.

Ubud Monkey Forest

Visit the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, located in the center of Ubud. The sanctuary is home to more than 1,260 long-tailed macaques and several ancient temples. Considered sacred by local communities, the forest plays an important role in Balinese spiritual and cultural life.
For your safety and to help protect the monkeys, visitors are kindly asked to follow the sanctuary’s guidelines during the visit.