How to spend 5 days in Bali
by Eggie’s Travel Diaries
Oct 18, 2025
Dreaming of a culture-packed escape? Bali’s Ubud ticks every box 🌴✨ Between ancient temples, monkeys with too much personality, and knockout local eats, this place is pure magic!
Top Spots to Visit in Ubud:
1. Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary (Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud)
Get ready for laughs and chaos! This leafy jungle is packed with cheeky monkeys and mossy temple ruins. Guard your snacks (and sunglasses)! Open 8:30am–6pm.
2. Ubud Temples
We’re talking magical stone carvings, incense, and the tranquil vibe of Tirta Empul and Goa Gajah. These spots give you deep Bali feels—don’t miss sunrise or sunset for epic photos.
3. The Heart of Ubud – Local Warungs
Traditional warungs dot the lanes near Ubud Palace. Sample Nasi Campur or sizzling Babi Guling—each meal is a flavor bomb and usually under $5. My tip: follow your nose, skip the touristy spots, and eat where locals gather.
4. Rice Field Walks
Just a 10-minute stroll north of Ubud’s main street you’ll find glowing green rice terraces. Early morning = cool temps and fewer crowds.
Getting Around:
Renting a scooter (ask your hotel for trustworthy deals) is the speediest way to temple-hop and find hidden gems. If that’s not your thing, use a local taxi app for short rides.
Extra Tips:
Bring cash (small bills are handy), wear sarongs for temple visits (some loan them), and keep hydrated—Ubud’s humidity is real! Rainy season is November–March, but showers are short and sweet.
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