4Tegallalang Rice Terraces
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A few years ago, I would have given Ubud's rice terraces a flying 5 star rating. They have always been one of my favourite places in Bali to visit again and again. But ... Nowadays, the touristy side has taken over, with swings and Insta-props marring the once beautiful landscape. More construction is underway, a telling cue that my most recent trip may have been the last to this location. If you're doing it for the gram, you're in for a treat (note: all photo attractions cost additional fees). Personally, I'm off on a quest to find unspoiled rice terraces for my perfect morning stroll. Admission: 10'000IDR Required Time: 30 min~2 hours (depending on how much time you spend taking photos 😆)
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Make your way to northern Ubud to discover the wonders of the Tegallalang Rice Terraces. Considered to be one of Bali’s most iconic spots, it features a traditional Balinese irrigation system called the “subak.” Water flows continuously in between the rice paddies, so try not to slip since it gets very muddy here! When you’re done exploring, head to one of the restaurants or coffee shops nearby. Get a seat overlooking the glorious landscape, and enjoy the view over a cup of Balinese coffee.
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