What to do in Ubud

Ubud is a true cultural center of Bali, surrounded by green jungles, rice terraces, and ancient temples. Here everyone will find something for themselves: from picturesque walks and spiritual practices to acquaintance with traditional arts and crafts. If time is short, our one-day excursions will help you see the main sights and capture maximum impressions!

What to see and do:

1. Monkey Forest (Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary)
   
   Walk among ancient temples and meet the local inhabitants - playful macaques. The forest is shrouded in a mysterious atmosphere, and photogenic locations can be found at every step. Remember: hold your valuables tightly - macaques won't miss a chance to snatch them!
   
   
2. Tegalalang Rice Terraces
   
   The famous Tegalalang rice terraces are Bali's calling card. The best time to visit is morning or sunset, when the sun softly illuminates the emerald steps. Here you can take vibrant photos and ride on traditional swings with a view of the jungle.
   
   
3. Campuhan Ridge Walk or Artists' Trail
   
   A walking trail along the ridge is an easy route through hills and rice fields with breathtaking views. Only 2 km, but impressions will last a long time. A great way to relax and enjoy nature.
   
   
4. Ubud Royal Palace (Puri Saren Agung)
   
   This palace is a symbol of traditional Balinese architecture and the actual residence of the royal family. In the evenings, dance performances are held on the grounds, introducing guests to local culture and myths. Entrance to the palace grounds is free.
   
   
5. Goa Gajah Cave (Elephant Cave)
   
   An ancient temple complex from the 9th century with a mysterious atmosphere. The entrance to the cave is adorned with a giant figure of a demon, seemingly guarding its peace.
   
   
6. Ubud Market
   
   A place where you can find unique souvenirs: batik, woven products, jewelry, and works of local masters. Be sure to bargain - it's part of the local culture!
   
   
7. Yoga and Spa
   
   Ubud is the center of spiritual practices and recreation in Bali. Here you can attend yoga classes with a jungle view or pamper yourself with traditional Balinese massage and spa treatments or bathhouse.
   
   
8. Craft and Cooking Masterclasses
   
   Ubud is famous for its masters. Try your hand at creating batiks, silver jewelry, pottery, or learn to cook traditional Balinese dishes in a cooking class.

Don't want to miss anything? Join our one-day excursions around Ubud! We'll show you the main attractions, best views, and most atmospheric places so you can see the maximum without wasting time searching.