Finding presence in our corner of Ubud
On the western edge of Bedulu village, this archaeological site dates back to the 10th century. A carved demon mouth leads into a shallow meditation cave; outside, stone fountains depict Hindu angels and a courtyard features relics with both Hindu and Buddhist influences
Built where two streams meet, it was once a hermit’s retreat for prayer and contemplation.
Tucked at the foot of Campuhan Hill where two rivers meet, this 8th‑century temple complex feels hidden from the world. Surrounded by bamboo forest and ornate pavilions, it invites quiet reflection and offers a glimpse into Balinese devotion
Begin your walk here, pause at the shrines and listen to the river’s whisper before stepping onto the ridge path
Starting near Gunung Lebah Temple, this iconic trail meanders along a ridge with panoramic views of lush valleys and rolling hills. Most of the two‑kilometre path is paved and flat, making it an easy, free walk for all fitness levels.
Go at sunrise for cooler air and soft light, and let the greenery surround you
About 30 minutes north of Ubud, these UNESCO‑recognised terraces cascade down hillsides like a living staircase. Emerald‑green paddies stretch as far as the eye can see, embodying the centuries‑old subak irrigation system.
Arrive early to feel the morning mist on your skin and admire the harmonious blend of nature and human ingenuity.
Framed by open rice paddies in Katik Lantang, this semi‑outdoor café blends rustic wood with tropical accents. The menu spans everything from golden fish & chips and crispy chicken cordon bleu to hearty pastas, burgers, tropical pancakes and French toast. Strong espresso, playful lattes and refreshing juices keep the energy high.
Tropical Ants is about embracing the moment—dig in, savour the variety, and let the surrounding fields energise you.
A comfortable, quiet space set amid rice paddies, ideal for private gatherings, finding inspiration or simply working from the café. Its small scale and serene surroundings make it perfect for relaxing. Just an eight‑minute drive from the Tegalalang Rice Terraces, Huma Paddy offers expansive views of flat paddies and beautiful sunsets.
Guests come here to enjoy food that exceeds expectations, relax with picturesque rice‑field vistas, and sample unique drinks like salted caramel or mint for a refreshing finish
Run by long‑time Ubud resident and healer Linda Madani, this serene studio sits high in Penestanan. Classes overlook lush treetops and offer a deeply spiritual practice; the studio emphasises gentle movement and breath in harmony with nature.
It’s about a 20‑minute walk from Sedari.
Described as a community hub for modern wellness seekers, Alchemy offers Vinyasa and Yin classes in a stunning open‑air studio. After your practice, refuel at their vegan café across the street.
Classes are categorised by intensity, meditation and breathwork, making it easy to choose what suits you
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