Jatiluwih Rice Terraces

Visit early morning for fewer crowds and soft lighting, especially after the rainy season when the fields are most vibrant.

In their own words: “This is one of the most beautiful rice field landscapes in Bali. As you can see, the rice terraces just kind of cascade across the mountains. And it's recognized as UNESCO World Heritage site, mostly because it uses the ancient Sububac irrigation system, which is a traditional water management technique to actually water all of the rice terraces, which keeps it very green and fertile.”

Walk through the expansive Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage site, for unspoiled views and distant Bali volcanoes.

In their own words: “Jatiluwih Rice Terraces. Some of my favorite rice terraces in Bali are the ones at Jatiluwih. These are far from town so they haven’t been spoiled by tourism like the terraces at Tegalalang. There’s a walking path at Jatiluwih and you can catch some great views of the Bali volcanoes in the distance.”

Wander through the vast emerald green rice fields, an engineering marvel, to soak up the serenity and capture epic photos of Bali's natural beauty.

In their own words: “when it comes to bali's Natural Beauty The jatal Rice Terrace is the Crown Jewel imagine Vash emerald green rice fields stretched out like a patchwork quilt as far as the eye can see it's like walking into a painting the air is so fresh it feels like a spot treatment and the Terrace landscape is an engineering marble you can wander through the fields soak up the Serenity and get some epic photos while you're at it if you're a nature lover jatal Rice Terrace is a dream come true”