Jatiluwih Rice Terrace is a Rice Field located in Jatiluwih Village in Tabanan Regency Bali Province. Jatiluwih Rice Terrace is renowned for its stunning view of rice fields and its traditional Balinese Water Management system known as “Subak.”

The Story of Jatiluwih itself started about 1460 – 1550 (during the reign of king Dalam Waturenggong). In our history said, there was a figure who meditated in the village, his name was Ida Bagus Armature (some people believe) he is the man who transformed the village name into Jatiluwih. At the same time, the place where he meditated was called Pura Gunung Sari.

The location of Jatiluwih Rice Terraces itself is at the foot of Mount Batur, the total size of the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces is about 600 hectares.

So, if you join our Jatiluwih Rice Terraces Tour, you will get a chance to visit this beautiful village and see the stunning view of Jatiluwih Rice Terraces.

Some Activities you can do when visiting Jatiluwih Rice Terraces:

• Trekking: Explore the beautiful rice terraces, enjoy the breathtaking views, and learn about the local culture and traditions of the Balinese people.
• Photography: Capture its beautiful landscapes and panoramic viewpoints, and enjoy the beauty of the terraces and the lush greenery surrounding them.

For those who love trekking, the local authority provides three different treks you can explore at Jatiluwih Rice Terraces.

If you are a beginner, you can try the shortest route, this route is typically for those of you who bring children or senior people who can only walk for a short duration. However, if you have energy, you can try the longest track and enjoy the stunning view of Jatiluwih Rice Terraces.

Visiting Jatiluwih Rice Terraces is our main destination for this tour program, and visiting this beautiful rice field will be the last spot we visit on this tour program. 

Visiting Taman Ayun Temple
Visiting Taman Ayun Temple is the first stop we have on this tour program.

Taman Ayun was first constructed in 1634 by Tjokorda Blambangan ( at that time, Tjokorda Blambangan was a king of Mengwi). Then in 1750, this temple was renovated for the first time.

Taman Ayun means “Beautiful Garden”. Now, the local government has developed and upgraded some facilities inside of this Taman Ayun Complex and made the site more attractive.

Inside the Taman Ayun Complex, the local government builds a small theatre, So visitors, including international tourists, can enter this small theatre when they visit this Taman Ayun Temple.

The local government is also building an art-painting building ( the location of this painting building is not far from the theatre ). Entering both the Theatre building and Art-Paingint is free of charge.

If you love Balinese Culture, you can visit this theatre for 20 – 30 minutes and learn about Balinese culture.

After Taman Ayun Temple,
Our next Next Stop is Visiting Coffee Plantation.

After Taman Ayun Temple, Our Next Stop will visit Coffee Plantation in Tabanan Regency. This short Tour of Coffee Plantation will show you how our local Coffee farmers have been growing coffee in Bali for more than a century.

This Coffee Plantation Tour will also show you how our small-scale coffee farmers produce the coffee with traditional methods to cultivate and process the coffee, including hand-picking the ripe cherries, sun-drying the beans, and roasting them in small bunches to preserve the unique taste of coffee here on the Island.

We hope all the above information gives you an idea about what this tour package looks like. If you need more information, feel free to contact us.

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For your information, Besides Jatiluwih Rice Terraces Tour, we also have other products, like Ubud Tour, Tanah Lot Tour, and Uluwatu Tour.

Or if you need Adventures, we can also provide vouchers ticket for ATV Adventure in Ubud, or you also can join our Water Sports activities in Tanjung Benoa, like snorkeling, diving, banana boat, and many more.