Tabanan, Bali
The Jatiluwih Rice Terraces are a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Bali, celebrated for their expansive terraced rice fields and the traditional Subak irrigation system. Visitors can explore scenic walking trails through lush landscapes while enjoying panoramic views of Mount Batukaru and the surrounding countryside. The area offers a peaceful setting to experience Bali's agricultural heritage and natural beauty.
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Mount Batukaru is the second-highest mountain in Bali, rising to 2,276 meters above sea level. Located within Batukaru Nature Reserve, the mountain features a lush rainforest, diverse wildlife, and a peaceful hiking trail leading to the summit. The trek offers a quiet alternative to Bali's more popular volcanoes, with panoramic views of forests, rice terraces, and the island's western highlands.
Lake Tamblingan is a serene volcanic lake in the Bedugul Highlands of North Bali, surrounded by lush rainforest and ancient temples. Popular for hiking, canoeing, and nature photography, the area features scenic forest trails with panoramic views and rich biodiversity. Visitors can also explore historic lakeside temples, making it an ideal destination for outdoor adventures and cultural experiences.
Munduk Waterfalls and Rice Fields offer a peaceful escape into Bali's lush highlands. Visitors can explore scenic hiking trails that pass through cascading waterfalls, tropical forests, coffee and clove plantations, and terraced rice fields. The cool mountain climate and natural beauty make Munduk a popular destination for nature lovers, photographers, and hikers seeking a quieter side of Bali.
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