Ubud is situated in the central highlands of Bali. It is a town many wish to visit, following the path of the famous movie, "Eat, Pray, Love," to seek serenity and enrich their lives with authentic Balinese experiences. Here, you will encounter the tranquility of nature, the local way of life, and thriving traditional arts, including wood carving, painting, and traditional dance, alongside numerous galleries and museums to explore.

The charm that makes Ubud stand out is the perfect blend of rich nature and the traditional way of life of the Balinese people. The area around the town is surrounded by the lush Tegalalang Rice Terraces, which utilize the traditional irrigation system known as "Subak," During the most suitable seasons, Ubud is filled with activities that rejuvenate both body and mind, such as leading yoga studios and spa/wellness centers offering authentic Balinese massage and therapy. The atmosphere of the town is calm, relaxing, and full of positive energy, making it ideal for those seeking peace and replenishment.

Ubud is a haven for health enthusiasts, artists, spiritual seekers, and slow-travel lovers who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the southern beaches. A popular activity not to be missed is walking along the Campuhan Ridge Walk in the early morning, which is when the scenery is most beautiful and the air is freshest. Come and experience the true spirit of Bali amidst its nature, traditional culture, and the simple charm of Ubud that will surely leave you relaxed and completely in love with this town.

• Travel from Denpasar Airport (Ngurah Rai Airport) by Grab or taxi, taking approximately 1–1.5 hours.

• Shuttle Bus or public bus (Kura Kura Bus) services are available from other tourist areas in Bali.

Best Time to Visit:

• The best time to visit is during the dry season (April – October), which offers plenty of sunshine, good weather, and minimal rain. This is ideal for outdoor explorations such as trekking, rice field walks, and outdoor yoga activities.

 Cash Exchange:

• Sufficient Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) should be exchanged for site entrance fees, parking fees, and purchases at local markets, as smaller shops or stalls often only accept cash.

 Exploring Outskirts:

• Renting a motorbike is the most convenient and agile way to explore the Tegalalang Rice Terraces and the temples located on the outskirts of Ubud town.