All Places in Ubud

El Campuhan Ridge Walk es un paseo escénico cerca del centro de Ubud que ofrece vistas de la jungla, ríos, templos y palmeras, ideal para disfrutar de la belleza natural, especialmente al amanecer o al atardecer.

El Bosque Sagrado de los Monos es una de las atracciones más emblemáticas de Ubud, donde cientos de macacos de cola larga viven entre templos antiguos y estatuas cubiertas de musgo.

El templo Saraswati es un lugar donde se puede disfrutar de espectáculos de danza balinesa, como en el Cafe Lotus, con un escenario frente al estanque de lotos del templo.

A hotel near the Campuhan Ridge Walk trail head.

A cafe located at the end of Campuhan Ridge Walk.

A cafe with a laid-back vibe, offering a diverse menu of food and drinks including locally sourced coffee.

A historic and culturally significant landmark in the heart of Ubud, serving as a venue for traditional Balinese dance performances.

El Mercado de Arte de Ubud es un lugar famoso donde se pueden encontrar artesanías hechas a mano, textiles, sarongs, bolsos y souvenirs, y donde el regateo es parte de la experiencia.

A popular waterfall in Ubud offering Instagram opportunities, cafes, a club, and swimming, though it can be crowded and the water may not be the cleanest.

Tibumana Waterfall is a 30-minute drive from Ubud Center, where you can swim. There is a small entrance fee.

Iconic waterfall with a majestic cascade through lush forestry.

Kanto Lampo waterfall, about 30 minutes from Ubud, cascades upon rocks, creating a bright white light effect suitable for photos, but can be crowded.

A waterfall with an array of little rock pools for swimming.

A Serene waterfall with a cave-like formation of rocks.

Goa Gajah, or the Elephant Cave, is an ancient site with a menacing stone face carved into the rock, serving as the doorway to a cave with statues and carvings.

Los arrozales de Tegallalang son la imagen por excelencia de Ubud, con sus campos verdes que se extienden hasta donde alcanza la vista, formados por un sistema de irrigación tradicional balinés llamado Subak, y ofrecen oportunidades para fotos, columpios gigantes, tirolesas y bicicletas aéreas.

One of the five holiest temples in Bali, known for its holy springs created by the god Indra, where tourists can participate in a purification ritual.

An 11th-century temple with rock-carved shrines in a river valley, combining historical significance with natural beauty.

A coffee plantation with a free guided tour and coffee tasting.

A coffee plantation that comes highly recommended.

Tirta Empul is a Hindu temple in Bali where the Balinese come to purify themselves, and they share their culture with visitors through water purification rituals.

The Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary is a famous attraction where visitors can observe monkeys in a natural habitat, but caution is advised due to the monkeys' mischievous behavior.

The Kajang Rice Fields are a hidden gem in Ubud, accessible via the Sweet Orange Trail, offering a peaceful escape with views of rice farmers at work.

The Sweet Orange Trail leads from Ubud town to the Kajang Rice Fields.

Sweet Orange Wung is a small restaurant in the Kajang Rice Fields known for its delicious Indonesian dark coffee and food like Tempe satay.

Tibu Mana waterfall, located about 30 minutes from Ubud, is a picturesque waterfall in a lush rainforest setting where visitors can swim.

Pura Taman Kimura sasti is a Hindu temple in Ubud Town Center with a Lotus Pond.

Goa Gajah, dating back to the 8th or 9th century, features stone carvings and a cave entrance to the temple, located about 8 minutes from Ubud Town Center.

Tanah Lot is a temple on a rock formation, famous for its sunset views.

Uluwatu is known as the beach capital of mainland Bali, famous for its blue water, excellent surf, and cliffside views.

Nusa Penida is a tourist destination where it's recommended to stay overnight to enjoy the sunset at Kelingking Beach and sunrise at Diamond Beach, avoiding the crowds from day trip packages.

Nusa Ceningan offers adventure and tranquility and is connected to Nusa Lembongan by a yellow suspension bridge.

Mount Agung is Bali's most sacred and highest volcano, providing a majestic backdrop for many significant spiritual sites.

An active volcano renowned for its spectacular pre-dawn sunrise hikes, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Ubed Monkey Forest is a protected area with temples and monkeys.

Pura Taman Kuda Saraswati is a water temple dedicated to the goddess of knowledge and the arts, featuring a lotus pond.

TI empul Temple is known for its holy spring water used for purification.

Gunung Kawi Temple features shrines carved into a cliff face.

Padang Bai is a charming coastal village with beaches and diving spots.

Jatiluwih features rice terraces with rolling green hills stretching as far as the eye can see.

Alas Harum is a rice terrace offering Luwak coffee tours, a pool, statues, a river, and caves, located next to Tegalalang Rice Terraces.

Tegalalang Rice Terraces are beautiful rice terraces built in a valley, ideal for photography, especially at sunrise. There are spots for Instagram photos and Bali swings. The entrance fee is 15,000 rupiah.

Cretya is a large and stunning pool located next to Alas Harum, included in the entrance fee.

Serayu Pot Terracotta offers terracotta pots and workshops to make your own, with a picturesque photo spot.

Gunung Kawi is an interesting and different temple carved into the side of a cliff. It is an 11th-century underground temple.

Gunung Kawi Sebatu is one of the two Gunung Kawi temples.

The Monkey Forest is home to over a thousand monkeys divided into six groups, offering a unique experience with photo opportunities. The entrance fee is 80,000 rupiah.

Sumampan Waterfall is a pretty waterfall with a hike that is not too difficult. Visitors can wade through the river to get to the other side of the waterfall.

A unique accommodation option in Ubud, offering a quiet and zen getaway with a small kitchenette, private pool, lounging area, and balcony.

A location in Ubud where one can attend a full moon ceremony and sound healing.

A restaurant in Ubud known for its fried duck, smoked duck, and grilled duck, offering scenic views.

A very popular spot to visit, come for lunch and enjoy the view. They also have a photo and swing package that you can pay for if you want to take your Instagram perfect picture here.

A coffee plantation where visitors can learn about and roast their own luwak coffee.

Seminyak is a popular area in Bali where many tourists spend their first night or two due to its variety of food options and proximity to the airport.

Kampuhan Ridge is a walkway near Ubud, offering beautiful sunset views.

Tagalalang Rice Fields is a beautiful place to catch the sunrise in Bali, but it becomes crowded with tourists later in the day.

Tukad Cepong is a waterfall in Bali known for its beautiful lighting effects created by light rays at certain times of the morning, making it a popular spot for photos and videos.

Ulan Danu is a beautiful waterfront temple in Bali where you can catch a beautiful sunrise.

Padang Bay is where ferries depart to the Gili Islands from Bali.

The Gili Islands, often referred to as the Maldives of Indonesia, offer stunning beaches, crystal clear waters, and abundant marine life, with activities like snorkeling, diving, and swimming.

Gili Trawangan is the largest of the Gili Islands, known as the party island with relaxing spots.

Gili Air is one of the Gili Islands near Bali and a great place to snorkel.

Nusa Senegan is the twin island of Nusa Lembongan, connected by a yellow bridge.

Angels Billabong is located on the east side of Nusa Penida.

The Bali rice fields in Ubud offer stunning views of cascading layers of vibrant green rice fields.

Pura Gunung Kawi is a temple complex carved into towering rock cliffs, featuring massive shrines and a peaceful, mystical atmosphere.

A bustling local market in Ubud offering a vibrant array of handicrafts, souvenirs, textiles, and local produce.

El Palacio de Ubud, en el centro de la ciudad, ofrece una visión de la vida real balinesa, mientras que la zona circundante está salpicada de impresionantes templos hindúes.

Campuhan Ridge Walk offers a peaceful escape into Bali's natural beauty, with scenic trails along a narrow ridge surrounded by rolling hills and lush jungle.

Monkey Forest in Ubud is a nature reserve and temple complex where visitors can observe playful macaques in their natural habitat.

Pura gunung Leba Temple, located near the start of the Campuhan Ridge Walk.

A scenic restaurant located about 10 minutes from the center of Ubud, offering beautiful views and delicious, well-priced food.

A provider of adventure activities such as quad biking and rafting located near rice fields, offering exciting experiences for visitors.

Tunan Waterfall is a commercialized waterfall with Instagram opportunities, cafes and a club, but can be crowded with possibly unclean water.

A place where visitors can participate in jewelry making classes and create their own unique silver rings as a special souvenir.

Magnificent rice terraces with swing packages, zip lines, cafes, and Instagram opportunities, though it can be crowded.

A place where visitors can try Luwak coffee and taste different teas and coffees while enjoying the environment of the rice terraces.

A museum that also hosts traditional Balinese dance performances in the evening, offering a cultural experience.

A museum showcasing a collection of Balinese art, from traditional to contemporary works, in a peaceful setting.

A historical palace that offers a glimpse into the royal heritage of Ubud with traditional Balinese architecture.

An archaeological site featuring a cave with carvings, bathing pools, and relics, offering a glimpse into Bali's history.

A beautiful water temple in Ubud dedicated to the goddess Saraswati, known for its stunning lotus pond and intricate architecture.

A museum with a collection of Balinese paintings and wood carvings, set in a tranquil garden.

An exhilarating experience for adrenaline junkies and photography enthusiasts with views of the jungle and rice terraces.

A walk through the rice paddies of Ubud, with views and a chance to see rural Balinese life.

A museum dedicated to the works of Don Antonio Blanco, set in a garden.

Spas that offer Balinese wellness treatments, from massages to herbal baths.

A temple famous for its holy spring water used for ritual purification, offering insight into Balinese Hindu traditions.

Suet Waterfall is a beautiful waterfall located about 30 minutes from Ubud center, offering opportunities for swimming and jumping. It costs 15,000 rupiah to enter.

Creyta Ubud, opened in 2021, is nestled in rice terraces just outside Ubud and features terraced pools and hot tubs. Entry costs 50,000 rupiah.

Titra Empal Temple, a Hindu Balinese water temple 30 minutes from Ubud, is famous for its holy water and ritual purification. The entrance fee is 50,000 rupiah.

Kampung Bridge Walk is an easy walk escaping the hustle and bustle near the center of Ubud, with rice fields and cafes. It's famous for its two palm trees on Instagram.

Hideout Barley offers nice villas in a quiet region not too far from Ubud, with views of the volcano and hikes through rice fields.

Bali Paulina is a coffee plantation where you can see how coffee is made, including the famous Luwak coffee, and try a range of different coffees. For 100,000 rupiah, you get a voucher for coffee and food and a guided tour.

Ubud Bali is a popular tourist area known for its rice terraces, waterfalls, and monkey forests.

The rice terraces are a scenic attraction, but the reviewer felt the experience was diminished by tourist infrastructure.

The Art Market in Ubud is a place brimming with artwork and also offers massage services.

Cantolampo Waterfall is a scenic waterfall that can get very busy.

The Campuhan Ridge is a popular trek in Ubud, known for its gentle walk, beautiful scenery, and rice paddies.

A stunning temple in East Bali, famous for its iconic gates that appear to float above a reflection pool, offering views of Mount Agung.

An active volcano in Bali offering a popular sunrise trek with panoramic views over the island and its caldera lake.

Kuta is described as a dirty city with drugs, prostitution, and crime, and is not recommended as a place to stay in Bali.

Ubud is a town in Bali known for its spiritual energy, rice fields, cafes, and healing experiences, making it a popular destination for those seeking food, yoga, and nature.

The Ayung River is a location for white-water rafting, involving a trek down to the river and a subsequent climb of 400 steps.

Gorilla Face ATV provides a thrilling off-road adventure through jungle trails, rice terraces, rivers, and muddy tracks.

Sun Sun Warong is a highly recommended restaurant in Ubud with authentic food, where you sit on the floor on cushions.

Bucu View Ubud Resort offers villas with infinity pools overlooking a verdant gorge and includes breakfast and afternoon tea.

Omma Dayclub Ubud is a day club, noted as being difficult to reach due to traffic from Seminyak and within Ubud.

SAPA by MeVui is a Vietnamese restaurant in Ubud that serves authentic dishes like Banh Mi and Pho.

Tirta Empul is a Hindu Balinese water temple dating back to 926 A.D., famous for its holy water and ritual purification, where visitors can witness and experience the Balinese culture and traditions.

The video mentions visiting Ubud Center to observe current tourist activity levels.

Plant Bistro is highlighted as one of the best restaurants in Ubud, known for its beautiful views and amazing food, though noted to be a bit pricier than before.

Penestanan is an artsy village just outside of Ubud Center, characterized by its cool cafes and artsy atmosphere.

Sayan is an area near Ubud.

Uluwatu is mentioned in relation to its gym culture, which is different from that of Ubud.

CrossFit Ubud is a gym in Ubud.

Rusters is a cafe a bit out of the main town, featuring a bakery overlooking rice paddies.

Alchemy is a vegan cafe that is also part of a yoga studio, offering classes and breath work.

Jalan Raya Ubud is a road in the center of Ubud near the monkey forest.

A cafe located in Tegalalang Rice Terrace with an infinity swimming pool, offering views of the rice fields.

Cyan House is a Japanese restaurant with sunset views and a bar.

Nazi Ayam Ked Watan Ibu Manu is a local warung with authentic Indonesian food.

Bernardet Warong is a warung known for its beef rendang.

Tibumana is a waterfall near Ubud Central.

Nusa Penida is a location the speakers are heading to next.

Celuk is known as the center for silver and goldsmiths in Bali, offering handmade jewelry.

Bara Silver in Celuk is a shop with beautiful handmade silver jewelry.

The Ayang River near Ubud is a popular place for white water rafting.

Mas Village is known as a hub of traditional wood carving.

STARFISH BLOO AT THE W IN SEMINYAK is mentioned as a brunch location that the reviewer found underwhelming.

The KLUNGKUNG WATER PALACE is a good stop when headed to East Bali.

The Lotus Cafe is located inside the grounds of Ubud's famous Saraswati Temple.

A villa located a short scooter ride from the center of Ubud, offering a quieter and more relaxing environment.

A rice terrace where visitors can walk the trail, see famous swings, and find cute cafes with infinity pools.

Also known as Saraswati Temple, a picturesque temple dedicated to the Hindu goddess Saraswati, where visitors can watch traditional dance performances in the evening.

An ancient cave dating back to the 9th century, serving as both a Hindu and Buddhist place of worship, adorned with a menacing face at the entrance and featuring a garden with fountains and bathing pools.

The Ubud Monkey Forest, also known as the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, is a popular destination in Bali, known for its playful monkeys, ancient temples, and lush vegetation.

Sarasti Temple is a beautiful temple in Ubud, known for its lotus ponds and traditional Balinese dance performances.

The NECA art museum houses an extensive collection of traditional and contemporary art from Bali and Southeast Asia.

Bali Zoo features animals native to Bali, Java, Indonesia, and Southeast Asia, offering unique animal encounters like riding elephants and feeding carnivores.

The Tagalalang Rice Terrace offers stunning views and is best seen in the morning; built over 2000 years ago, it is still in use today.

The Water Palace, also known as Saraswati Temple, features Pathways that skirt ponds filled with lotus flowers.

A stunning temple known as the 'Gates of Heaven', offering iconic views of Mount Agung framed by traditional gates.

Pura Penataran Agung Lempuyang is a revered temple complex, famously known as the 'Gates of Heaven' with Mount Agung as a backdrop.

Lempuyang Temple, often called the 'Gates of Heaven', is a sacred site offering breathtaking views and a serene spiritual atmosphere.

A lush sanctuary in Ubud, home to playful long-tailed macaques, ancient temples, and a harmonious blend of nature and spirituality.

Mandala Suci Wenara Wana, also known as the Sacred Monkey Forest, is a biodiverse sanctuary featuring ancient temples and a large population of macaques.

Expansive and picturesque rice terraces showcasing the beauty of Bali's agricultural landscape and its traditional irrigation systems.

Jatiluwih offers a breathtaking panorama of vast, sculpted rice paddies, recognized for their traditional 'subak' irrigation system.

Mount Batukaru is a dormant volcano providing a lush, green backdrop and a significant spiritual site in western Bali.

A popular complex featuring stunning infinity pools, lush greenery, and scenic views, ideal for relaxation and photo opportunities.

A large and lively art market where you can find a diverse selection of Balinese handicrafts, clothing, and souvenirs.

A traditional Balinese dance performance that dramatically narrates ancient Hindu epics through rhythmic chanting and dynamic movements.

A classical Balinese dance characterized by its intricate choreography, graceful movements, and expressive storytelling, often performed by young women.

A highly-rated hotel in Ubud offering luxurious rooms, a prime location, and an exceptional infinity pool with stunning views.

An affordable accommodation option in Ubud known for its pleasant ambiance and convenient location.

A villa accommodation option in Ubud, providing a comfortable and potentially more private stay for travelers.

Cretya Poolclub is a popular spot with a tiered pool, best visited early in the morning to avoid crowds. There is an entrance fee.

Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple is an underground temple carved into a cliff from the 11th century with ponds containing huge koi fish, offering a memorable experience.

Karsa Spa is located in the northern part of Ubud and offers massages and flower baths.

RÜSTERS is a cafe and restaurant in Ubud with a view of rice terraces, known for its breakfast options and coffee.

Keliki Coffee is a small cafe by the side of the road with a jungle view.

Taman Dedari has impressive statues and a beautiful setup, offering Balinese and Western food options.

Tukies Coconut Icecream sells homemade coconut ice cream.

Ubud Cinnamon is a bakery located in the center of Ubud known for its cinnamon rolls and creative coffee menu.

Nungnung Waterfall is located about an hour's drive from Ubud and is one of the most impressive waterfalls. The hike down takes about 50 minutes and is quite demanding.

Mancingan Rice Terraces are located 10 minutes north of Ubud and are a peaceful spot.

A boutique hotel in Ubud where the vlogger stayed.

One of the main shopping streets in Ubud with shops and cute cafes.

A cute alleyway and one of the vlogger's favorite streets just off the main road in Ubud.

A temple where a traditional Balinese dance performance took place.

A restaurant where the vlogger enjoyed a Balinese rice dish called Nasi Campur.

A restaurant visited by the vlogger.

A massage spa visited by the vlogger.

A trendy restaurant in Ubud known for its high-quality food and enchanting, magical dining experience.

The second hotel the vlogger checked into during their trip.

One of the main roads in Ubud, characterized by heavy traffic.

A spa in Ubud.

A wine bar where the vlogger stopped for a drink.

An outdoor spa at Kamandalu Resort, where the vlogger had a massage.

A resort where the vlogger stayed as their last stop in Ubud.

Cafe Lotus es un lugar donde se puede cenar con vistas al templo Saraswati, con bailarines actuando en un escenario situado frente al estanque de lotos del templo.