Penestanan
Ubud, Bali
The tropical monkey forest lies in the village of Pantangtegal, near the centre of Ubud. Here you can see over 700 long tailed macques in the area of 12.5 hectares. Inside the forest you can find many sacred temples guarded by the monkeys.
READ MOREThe palace was the official residence of Royal family of Ubud. The palace is located in the centre of Ubud which could be seen from the Ubud Traditional Market. Enter the palace and take pictures of the traditional Balinese architecture.
READ MOREThis market is formed by the local community of Ubud, the market produces and sells various different products for tourists and the local community. Ubud traditional market sells souvenir, fruit and vegetables and many more. Have a stroll through the market and shop for small gifts to take back home.
READ MOREThis Balinese holiday celebrates the victory of dharma over adharma (the triumph of good over evil). It marks the time when ancestral spirits of deceased relatives visit the Earth. It’s a notable celebration of colour and tradition, including the penjor - bamboo poles with suspended offerings line the roads. At the climax, Galungan Day, the Balinese put on their finest traditional clothes to attend temple prayers with their families and bring offerings to share after praying.
READ MOREPossibly the most Instagrammable walk in Ubud, the Campuhan Ridge walk is a gift for the eyes and soul. Tjampuhan – the ancient spelling of Campuhan – means “place where two rivers meet” and it’s here that the magic happens: a mesmerizing sunrise and sunset walk, overlooking sacred river gorges and lush tropical forest.
READ MORECutting through emerald green rice fields, this walk is just five minutes from the main road, but offers a mesmerizing change of scenery. Breathe in the healing power of nature and relax your mind. This path is also home to Ubud Yoga House, one of the best yoga studios in Ubud.
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