Ubud Natural Scenery with Swing

In this tour package combined with: 1. Swing Activity Swing Bali – Ubud is one of the most favorite destinations in Bali for its wonderful attractions, games, and tourist sport. if you join Bali Tour package to enjoy Ubud , then you will have a chance to do a lot of fun things. You can get there by hiring a Bali private car including the driver.Let us tel you that there is new activity that you must try when you spend your holiday in Bali. It is called Bali Swing that you can get from our Bali tour package. what is this game actually. This is one of newest and the most exciting games available in Ubud. If you want get there, then you only need 20 minutes by a Bali private car from Ubud. The Bali Swing is located in the Bongkasa Village. You can choose one of the trees swing options available from 5 minutes, 15 meters, and 20 meters high. What about the view from this location?. You must not believe it because the scenery from this swing is really awesome.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace If you’ve seen any photos of Bali online you will most likely recognise the shot below of lush green terraced rice fields. Does it look familiar? This is the iconic Tegalalang rice terrace, one of the most visited tourist attractions in Ubud. If you’re planning a trip to Bali, you have to add a visit to the rice fields of Ubud to your itinerary. In this guide I’ve included everything you need to know about Tegalalang rice terrace, including how to get there from Ubud, what to bring with you, and tips for making it a great visit

Monkey Forest Ubud holds a significant history intertwined with Balinese culture. Dating back to the 14th century, it has been regarded as a sacred place, housing spiritual forces and guardian spirits. The monkeys, seen as sacred animals, symbolize both protection and mischief, fostering a unique connection between humans and wildlife. In the 20th century, Monkey Forest Ubud gained recognition as a vital conservation area. Efforts were made to preserve its natural beauty, promote responsible tourism, and raise awareness about the cultural and environmental significance. Today, it stands as a cherished sanctuary, where visitors can connect with nature, observe captivating monkey behavior, and support the ongoing conservation efforts.