Tegallalang Rice Terraces, Bali
What to see at Tegallalang Rice Terraces and how to fit it into a Bali trip.
Quick answer
Bali's most photographed landscape — a UNESCO-recognised subak irrigation system carved into the hillside north of Ubud.
Best season for Bali: April – October. Recommended trip length: 7–10 Days.
About Tegallalang Rice Terraces
Bali's most photographed landscape — a UNESCO-recognised subak irrigation system carved into the hillside north of Ubud. The emerald terraces at golden hour feel almost too beautiful to be real. Arrive early to beat the crowds.
Tegallalang Rice Terraces is one of 13 places we cover in Bali, and falls on day 2 of our 5-day Bali plan. A 5-day Bali trip from Mumbai costs about ₹72,000 per person at budget stays with return flights.
More places to visit in Bali
- Tanah Lot Sea Temple
- Ubud & Tegallalang Terraces
- Uluwatu & Kecak Fire Dance
- Tanah Lot Temple
- Seminyak & Canggu Beach
- Mount Batur Sunrise Trek
- Uluwatu Cliff Temple
- Sacred Monkey Forest, Ubud
Questions about Tegallalang Rice Terraces
What is Tegallalang Rice Terraces?
Bali's most photographed landscape — a UNESCO-recognised subak irrigation system carved into the hillside north of Ubud. The emerald terraces at golden hour feel almost too beautiful to be real. Arrive early to beat the crowds.
When is the best time to visit Tegallalang Rice Terraces?
Bali's best season is April – October, which is the best window for Tegallalang Rice Terraces too.
How many days do I need in Bali to include Tegallalang Rice Terraces?
Trripah recommends 7–10 Days for Bali. Tegallalang Rice Terraces fits into a normal itinerary without extra days.
Can Trripah include Tegallalang Rice Terraces in a Bali package?
Yes. Tell us your dates and group and we add Tegallalang Rice Terraces to a Bali plan with flights, hotels and transfers, usually within 24 hours.