Ubud

Ubud Town is known as the “cultural and tourist center of Bali Island – a place with a romantic beauty that is truly cinematic. Coming to this land, visitors can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere, admire the amazing natural scenery and walk around ancient architectural buildings.

Located in the center of Bali, about 40 km from Denpasar airport. Ubud appears as a peaceful, rustic town, nestled in the wild and mysterious tropical nature. Coming here, visitors will see with their own eyes the romantic scene that appeared in the famous movie “Eat, Pray, Love”. Let’s join Absolute Asia Tours to discover the best things to do in Ubud!

Discover Ubud’s Rich Culture and History

Since the 1930s, Ubud has attracted Western artists and intellectuals. This cultural exchange is the origin of the characteristic Balinese art, dance and craft. You can learn about these heritages by visiting Ubud’s busy markets, art galleries and dance performances.

One of the most worth visiting is traditional woodcarving and silversmithing villages in the town. Following the guidance of your guides, witness the intricate work of local artisans with your own eyes and interact with them to learn more about the process.

If you are into art galleries and museums, consider visiting spots like the Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) to immerse yourself in Balinese artistry.

Unmissable Landmarks Around Ubud

Your Ubud tour packages should include visits to some of Bali’s most iconic sites:

• Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave): An 11th-century spiritual site featuring intricate rock carvings and a peaceful courtyard.
• Pura Samuan Tiga: A historic temple known for its unique architecture and sacred significance.
• Yeh Pulu Reliefs: A 25-meter carved cliff face dating back to the 14th century.

Remember to wear a sarong (available for rent) when visiting these sacred places.

No visit to Ubud is complete without exploring its breathtaking landscapes:

• Mount Batur: This 1,717-meter volcanic peak offers stunning sunrise treks and panoramic views.
• Tegallalang Rice Terraces: Perfect for a leisurely walk or Instagram-worthy photos.
• Pura Tanah Lot: Bali’s most famous sea temple and a symbol of the island’s spiritual heritage

For a more tranquil experience, venture east to Sideman for towering views of Gunung Agung or relax by the serene coast of Yeh Gangga.

Whether you’re traveling solo or booking through Absolute Asia Tours, Ubud offers an unforgettable journey into Bali’s soul. With its rich culture, ancient landmarks, and scenic beauty, it’s no wonder Ubud is a highlight of any Indonesia tour.