【Bali Island】9 Must-See Tourist Spots in Ubud

Introducing 9 tourist spots in Bali’s Ubud and accessible from Ubud

〈Central Ubud〉

1) Ubud Palace

The royal palace of the Ubud royal family built in the 16th century

Descendants of the royal family still live there today

Bali dance shows are held every night

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2) Saraswati Temple

Highlights include lotus ponds spreading on both sides of the approach and traditional Balinese architecture with delicate carvings

Dedicated to Saraswati, the Hindu goddess of knowledge, learning, literature, and arts

Bali dance shows are held at night

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3) Starbucks Ubud

Enjoy drinks while overlooking Saraswati Temple

The long-established restaurant "Cafe Lotus" opposite Starbucks is also popular

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4) Ubud Market

Located opposite Ubud Palace

Souvenir shops line the two-story building and surrounding streets

There is also a souvenir shop street along the road next to Saraswati Temple

〈Outskirts of Ubud〉

5) Tirta Empul Temple

Experience bathing in holy water springing from a water source inside the temple

The clear water and lush aquatic plants in the spring pond create a mystical atmosphere

The temple at the back enshrines the god Indra

30 minutes from central Ubud

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6) Tegallalang Rice Terraces

One of Bali’s most famous terraced rice fields

The green slopes spreading across the hillside are beautiful

You can walk through the terraces and enjoy activities like giant swings and zip lines at this photogenic spot

One of the rice terraces registered as a World Heritage Site in 2012

20 minutes from central Ubud

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7) Tim Cafe

A stylish bamboo café where you can dine while enjoying views of the Tegallalang Rice Terraces

There are many other restaurants and cafés nearby

〈If heading back south〉

8) Taman Ayun Temple

Highlights include 10 towering meru pagodas and lotus ponds surrounding the temple

Ancestors of the Mengwi king are enshrined here

Registered as a World Cultural Heritage site in 2012 as part of the "Cultural Landscape of Bali Province"

45 minutes from Tegallalang Rice Terraces

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9) Tanah Lot Temple

One of Bali’s top sunset spots

The temple built on a rock facing the Indian Ocean is a must-see

Depending on the tide, you can get close to the base

Kecak dance shows are held at night

There are many souvenir shops, restaurants, and cafés

30 minutes from Taman Ayun Temple

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