Rice terrace in Bali

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UbudRice terrace

Tegallalang Rice Terraces

Steep, cascading rice terraces using the traditional subak irrigation system — Ubud's classic postcard view.

About 1.3 hours

SidemenRice terrace

Sidemen Rice Terraces

Wide, dramatic terraces in a quiet valley with Mount Agung as a backdrop — far fewer visitors than Tegallalang.

About 1 hour

CangguRice terrace

Canggu Rice Fields (Berawa)

Working rice paddies threaded with paths, a green pause between the beach and the cafés.

About 45 minutes

UbudRice terrace

Penestanan Rice Fields

Quiet terraced fields on Ubud's western edge, reached via the steep Penestanan steps.

About 45 minutes

Place data from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under ODbL.

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