Jatiluwih Green Land
Jatiluwih Green Land
4.5
Points of Interest & Landmarks • Farms • Scenic Walking Areas
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6:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Monday
6:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday
6:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday
6:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday
6:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday
6:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday
6:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday
6:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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Nominated for designation as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Jatiluwih offers a beautiful view of contoured rice terraces irrigated using an impressive communal water system developed by Balinese farmers. The scenic drive through the quaint villages and verdant slopes of the central coastal regency of Tabanan adds to the experience.
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Tigerlily112
Indonesia3 contributions
Nov 2022 • Friends
I went there with friends and we enjoyed the best scenery of terrace paddy and also the nice weather and the lcoffee shop there I forgot the name served the best Balinese coffee.
Written 17 January 2023
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RichardOldfield
Westminster, UK1,239 contributions
Jan 2023 • Couples
Enjoyable stop at this location to see the incredible rice fields and locals working in them. Very picturesque. There’s a short walk but very little else. It’s also a long way to visit, a bit of of the ‘beaten track’ and therefore not the quickest journey.
Written 13 January 2023
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Osula N
Los Angeles, CA110 contributions
Dec 2022 • Solo
Rice terraces as far as the eye can see. I came here, via private driver, on a Tuesday in mid-December 2022. I understand why people come here but to me, it's just not worth the effort to get out here.
It's out in the middle of nowhere and it's really out of the way. I'm glad I came here, I just think you can see rice terraces all over Bali. It's unique in that there are so many of them though.
We came here and had lunch with a nice view of the terraces. It was really rainy so we didn't go too far in. I did enjoy the scenery with my lunch though. Make sure you bring cash for the entrance ticket.
It's out in the middle of nowhere and it's really out of the way. I'm glad I came here, I just think you can see rice terraces all over Bali. It's unique in that there are so many of them though.
We came here and had lunch with a nice view of the terraces. It was really rainy so we didn't go too far in. I did enjoy the scenery with my lunch though. Make sure you bring cash for the entrance ticket.
Written 13 December 2022
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Jan M
Honolulu, HI240 contributions
Nov 2022
This World UNESCO site is truly spectacular with sweeping views of the terraced rice fields. The centuries-old subak system of water management and irrigation is one of the reasons why this site should be seen. This sustainable agriculture exemplifies the relationship that the people have with their gods and nature. Some fields were a bright green and some areas were golden because they were ready to be harvested. There is a paved walking path and the information hut at the beginning of the trail will provide walking canes for the elderly, if needed. It is not a hard walking trail, but in areas that are not paved, the ground could be uneven or steep. It took about 45 minutes. There are other harder and longer walking trails available. In the hot, steamy Balinese weather, consider wearing a quick dry or cotton top that will dry quickly because you will probably sweat! There are a few rest stops where you can buy snacks, cold drinks, and packaged rice.
Written 25 November 2022
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Nursie11
Nottingham, UK504 contributions
Oct 2022 • Couples
Visited here on a day where there was constant rain but it was absolutely fantastic. The place is absolutely breathtaking and is not to be missed. Red route was not too challenging, it took us about an hour. Will never forget this beautiful place. So green and went on forever. Heaven!
Written 17 October 2022
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Franziska K
Mulhouse, France112 contributions
Aug 2022
Must-do if you are in Bali. Impressive rice fields with nice small (and longer if you wish) trecking paths. Excellent. You can also purchase rice from the fields.
Written 19 August 2022
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Scott W
Glen Iris, Australia594 contributions
Aug 2022 • Solo
It may be a long drive from Nusa Dua, but the scenery is worth it. Have lunch or a drink at one of the restaurants overlooking the valley, then take a walk through the paddies (red line is the shortest - allow at least 90mins to stop and savour views). Amazing to see how the landscape has been reshaped over many centuries, and the paddies are still worked today (yes, lots of cows).
Written 13 August 2022
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BharathiMani
Bengaluru, India3,107 contributions
Jun 2022 • Couples
We visited this place on our trip back from Ulun Datun Beratan temple. I was mesmerized by the beauty of the rice terraces. They are completely green when the paddy has not been harvested. There are multiple trails you can walk on depending on how much time you have. Many places to take pictures. As it's far from Ubud and all there is less crowd.
Written 29 June 2022
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Margo H
New Brunswick, Canada115 contributions
May 2022
A UNESCO site that's 20 times bigger than tegalalang.they grow white, red and black rice. Extremely picturesque. You can see so much on top of the hills. And cows.
Written 29 May 2022
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KutuBuku
Sweden166 contributions
Mar 2022
Definitely one of the most breathtaking views I've ever seen! Strongly recommend to visit, do some physical activities, and try local delicacies.
Written 19 May 2022
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José MarÃa A
28 contributions
Hola! En que epoca del año visitasteis los arrozales de Jatiluwih?
Irina S
Ahrensburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany307 contributions
Hola! Dieses Jahr im April waren wir da. Da es ab mittags regnet, waren wir somit am Vormittag dort...dann ist es auch leerer und noch nicht so warm. Also am besten so früh möglich dort hin!
RobJGreen
London, UK53 contributions
What's the best way to visit? And are there suggested walking routes?
Rindu4melayu
Inwood, WV244 contributions
A long way from Ubud but beautiful sceneries. Best way through Senganan, Tabanan and make sure to visit Ulun Danu Temple at the lake Beratan. Happy travel Rob
ayu123
Colombo, Sri Lanka107 contributions
Hi all!!
What's the entrance fee for this place for foreigners please? Is this closer to Ubud?
Thanks in advance!!!
Hannah
Sheffield35 contributions
It’s about 1.5 hours from Ubud. I think we paid about 75000 Rupiah for 3 people, but we were with a guide- Bali by Pedals
Sharad Shrimali
Ahmedabad, India405 contributions
Hi
Just wanted to know if light woolen clothing of any sort (sweaters, etc) is required or not. I'm visiting the rice terraces in the first week of November so friends who have some idea of the weather at that time, please help. Thank you.
Luis H
Mexico City, Mexico138 contributions
No need for anything else than your shirt or t-shirt. The temperature is between 27 and 30oC at that time. We were there at the end of november 2018. Enjoy!
Sharad Shrimali
Ahmedabad, India405 contributions
Hello. What is the entrance fee required to be paid? And how's the condition of the roads? Thank you
ubudtripplanner
34 contributions
Hello.. The Entrence fee for foreigner is 40k IDR
The condition of the road are very well condition for Trekking.
Dana G
1 contribution
I want private driver to pick up me to see bali
& do activities
i will be in Alam buisi villa hotel
bali island tour
Denpasar, Indonesia4 contributions
I will be so excited if i can be your drive during in bali
Darlene D
Selangor, Malaysia105 contributions
are there any restaurant near jatiluwih that located outside the area-where you pay for entrance. don’t really wanna go inside. just want to hang around near the area. thanks.
Ioanaciocea
Bucharest, Romania27 contributions
Dear Darlene, yes, there are some nice locations out there; good food and beautiful scenery. Enjoy!
Lauren G
1 contribution
Is it possible to visit without a tour guide, and if so what is the best way to travel there? Is there any public transport?
Anne L
Singapore, Singapore1,042 contributions
You dont need a tour guide however i do not know any public transport mode that goes there. Taxi is not a good choice, preferably you hire a day car and plan your itinerary to the surrounding area to maxisimize the car usage. In bali rented car is the best choice in my opinion.
Is it possible to take grab or uber? Once we arrived, how long it takes to reach the paddy field?
Tomislav M
Zagreb, Croatia30 contributions
Yes,it is.We take private driver who is good speaking english,drive there all ride talking about this and this on road,when get there he goes with you and tolking about this also...he knows anything at all...he will take pictures for you,looking on your bag and staff,know the price for buy something and also take you on 3-7 places for only 500000 rupiah.
We were take them and 4 days he trip us all round everywhere is good to visit.
Goodbali driver is name of agency.
JATILUWIH GREEN LAND (Tabanan) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go
Frequently Asked Questions about Jatiluwih Green Land
- Jatiluwih Green Land is open:
- Sun - Sat 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM
- We recommend booking Jatiluwih Green Land tours ahead of time to secure your spot. If you book with Tripadvisor, you can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour starts for a full refund. See all 227 Jatiluwih Green Land tours on Tripadvisor
- According to Tripadvisor travellers, these are the best ways to experience Jatiluwih Green Land:
- Full Day Private Tour in North Bali with Free WiFi (From S$12.29)
- Individual Tour in your Chosen Route with a Private Driver and Free WiFi (From S$12.42)
- Bali Full-Day Water Temples and UNESCO Rice Terraces Tour (From S$75.14)
- Bali Private Car Hire with Chauffeur (From S$22.74)
- Tanah Lot - Private Full Day Tour - All Inclusive (From S$131.82)
- Hotels near Jatiluwih Green Land:
- (0.00 km) Desa Wisata Jatiluwih
- (0.18 km) Batukaru Coffee Estate
- (0.72 km) Sang Giri
- (0.79 km) D'wan Tea Mountain Side
- (6.23 km) Bali Mountain Retreat
- Restaurants near Jatiluwih Green Land:
- (0.00 km) Warung Krisna D' Uma Jatiluwih
- (11.63 km) Authentic ÉCO CAFé 2
- (11.43 km) Warung Made's Munduk
- (11.92 km) Golden Valley Breeze - ÉCO CAFé 1
- (11.69 km) Warung Heaven
- Attractions near Jatiluwih Green Land:
- (2.17 km) Bali Rahayu Tour
- (4.61 km) Kubu Terrace Jatiluwih Official
- (2.74 km) Luhur Batukaru Temple
- (2.01 km) Green Bikes Bali
- (8.30 km) Bali Purana