La Forêt des Singes d'Ubud possède une histoire importante, intimement liée à la culture balinaise. Datant du XIVe siècle, elle était considérée comme un lieu sacré, abritant des forces spirituelles et des esprits gardiens. Les singes, considérés comme des animaux sacrés, symbolisent à la fois la protection et la malice, favorisant un lien unique entre les humains et la faune. Au XXe siècle, la Forêt des Singes d'Ubud a été reconnue comme une zone de conservation essentielle. Des efforts ont été déployés pour préserver sa beauté naturelle, promouvoir un tourisme responsable et sensibiliser à son importance culturelle et environnementale. Aujourd'hui, elle est un sanctuaire précieux, où les visiteurs peuvent se connecter à la nature, observer le comportement captivant des singes et soutenir les efforts de conservation en cours.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace comprises a series of cascading rice fields. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the area is especially popular during sunrise and sunset. Take your time to explore the terraces, visit the nearby Bali Pulina plantation, and have a go on the mountain-edge swings. To see the fields at their greenest, visit in March, August or September. They're also green in December and February but are slippery due to the rainy season.

Tirta Empul, l'un des temples d'eau les plus fréquentés d'Indonésie, est considéré comme sacré par la communauté hindoue balinaise. Il abrite plusieurs sources sacrées, censées avoir été créées par le dieu Indra et considérées comme une eau bénite capable de purifier ceux qui s'y baignent. Tirta Empul est dédié à Vishnu, le dieu hindou de l'eau. En balinais, Tirta Empul signifie « eau jaillissant de la terre », ce qui explique sa consécration comme une source sacrée. Le temple de Tirta Empul abrite des sanctuaires dédiés à Shiva, Vishnu et Brahma, ainsi qu'un sanctuaire dédié à Indra et au mont Batur. Il est considéré comme l'un des cinq temples les plus sacrés de Bali et l'une des sources d'eau les plus sacrées de l'île.

Kumulilir is one the most marvelous place to visit in Bali. Located approximately 9 km North of Ubud at Pujung Kelod village, Tegallalang District, Gianyar Regency. It is a very quiet place with the average of temperature is 24 degrees and 750 meters above the sea level. Surround with the rice fields and green forest. You will be greeted by a guide who takes you through the plantation to learn and take part of how the Local Coffee was made traditional. This was definitely a very cozy place, you will feel drift when you are stand on the wooden stage and enjoy wonderful sight. Visit the place you will get quintessential Balinese experience! It’s definitely worth it while you in Bali.

Ulu Petanu waterfall is an immaculate waterfall in Ubud. Here, you would be able to enjoy a beautiful and natural waterfall. There’s not many visitors around, so you can enjoy the sight with less people.

One of Bali's famous waterfall

One of Bali's famous ancient temple in Bali

Center of Batik making workshop and famous stone carving production in Bali

Center of gold and silversmith in Bali. Fine gold and silver designed are made in this village.

Center of fine art painting production in Bali

Center of wood carving in Bali. Famous also as a center of mask production in Bali.

One of Bali's famous art traditional market in Bali. Shopping here and use your bargaining skill here to get the cheapest price you can get.

One of Bali's ancient temple

One of Bali's fine art museum located in Ubud area

Royal family of Ubud are live here

One of Bali's famous and must visit art traditional market in Ubud

A nice ridge walk in Ubud

One of Bali's Fine Art Museum in Ubud

A healing center in Ubud

One of best ATV QUAD in Ubud