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Rice Terrace

Tegallalang Rice Terrace

Ubud's most famous rice terraces, carved into a steep valley and irrigated by the ancient subak system.

★ 4.6 (3,120 reviews)Gianyar, Bali1 – 2 hours
Tegallalang rice terraces with palm trees, UbudLayered rice terraces in the Bali highlandsTraveller on a jungle swing above the Ubud valleyMisty morning over green rice terraces with a volcano behind
AreaGianyarBali, Indonesia
EntranceDonation Rp 25.000Pay at the gate
Opening hours07:00 – 18:00
Best timeMorning, 7:00 – 9:00Plan 1 – 2 hours

About this place

Tegallalang Rice Terrace

Tegallalang’s emerald terraces cascade down both sides of a narrow valley just north of Ubud. They are watered by subak, a UNESCO-recognised irrigation system managed cooperatively by farmers since the 9th century.

Walk down the paths into the terraces, sip a coconut at a cliff-side café, or try one of the jungle swings on the ridge.

  • Subak heritageTraditional irrigation recognised by UNESCO
  • Valley viewsTerraces on both sides of the gorge
  • Swings & cafésJungle swings and coffee with a view

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Local tips

  • Small donations are collected at a few points inside the terraces.
  • Wear shoes with grip; paths can be slippery after rain.
  • Go early for soft light and cooler temperatures.

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