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Jatiluwih Rice Terraces
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Recommended stay: 1 day
Getting around: On foot along marked walking trails through the UNESCO-listed terraces; driver to reach the highlands.
Hours: Open daily roughly 8am-6pm with a small entrance/donation fee; a UNESCO World Heritage site under the subak irrigation system.
Jatiluwih is a UNESCO-listed rice terrace landscape in central Bali. Come for vast, green, undulating terraces with Mount Batukaru as a backdrop; less crowded than Tegallalang. Most travelers spend half a day to one day trekking.
Jatiluwih Rice Terraces FAQs
How does Jatiluwih compare to Tegallalang?
Jatiluwih is larger, less commercialized, and UNESCO-listed — a more authentic working-landscape experience than Tegallalang's heavily touristed roadside stalls.
Is there an entrance fee?
Yes, a modest fee/donation supporting the subak irrigation system's upkeep.
Can I walk through the terraces?
Yes, marked walking trails let visitors walk directly among the rice paddies, not just view them from the road.
How far is Jatiluwih from Ubud?
About 1-1.5 hours by car.
How long should I plan for a visit?
1.5-2 hours for a walk through the terraces.
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