Bali Swings are iconic adventure parks, famous for thrilling rope swings suspended high over lush jungle valleys, offering breathtaking views and incredible photo opportunities in stunning natural backdrops, featuring various swing types (single, tandem, heart-shaped) and photo spots like giant nests, catering to tourists seeking adrenaline and Instagram-worthy pictures

The Monkey Forest in Ubud, Bali (Mandala Suci Wenara Wana) is a sacred nature reserve and temple complex, home to over 1,200 long-tailed macaques and ancient Hindu temples set within a lush nutmeg forest with winding paths, bridges, and streams, serving as a significant cultural site, conservation area, and popular tourist destination where monkeys live semi-wild, attracting visitors with their natural behaviors.

Tegenungan Waterfall is a popular, accessible waterfall near Ubud, Bali, known for its lush jungle setting and powerful cascade into a natural pool, offering swimming, photo opportunities, and panoramic views from nearby viewpoints, with stairs leading down to the base and local cafes for refreshments, making it a stunning, easily reachable nature spot despite being relatively low (about 15m) and potentially busy.

Tegalalang Rice Terraces are iconic, emerald-green, stepped rice paddies in a valley north of Ubud, Bali, famous for their stunning scenery and UNESCO-recognized Subak irrigation system. This traditional water management system, dating back centuries, showcases Balinese farming ingenuity with water flowing through canals and temples. Visitors enjoy panoramic views, walk narrow pathways, sip coffee at local cafes, and find numerous handicrafts in nearby villages, making it a cultural and photographic highlight.

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