Bali rice terrace trekking in Ubud
CAMPUHAN RIDGE · JATILUWIH

Bali Rice Terrace Trekking

Walk the Campuhan Ridge in Ubud or the Jatiluwih rice terraces at your own pace. Bali rice terrace trekking takes about 2–3 hours, from IDR 50K per person with the entrance ticket included.

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✓ Entrance ticket included · Easy walk · Hotel pickup on request
Package & Price

Bali Rice Terrace Trekking Price

CAMPUHAN · JATILUWIH

🌾 Bali Rice Terrace Trekking

A self-guided walk through rice fields, village paths and Subak irrigation. Great for couples, friends, families and small groups.

From IDR 50.000 / person
Ticket price: Campuhan Ridge IDR 50.000 · Jatiluwih IDR 75.000 per person.
Solo travelers welcome. Same price per person, no minimum.
Pickup: hotel pickup & drop-off is not included, but can be added. The price depends on your hotel area.
⏱ About 2–3 hours
📍 Campuhan or Jatiluwih
👟 Easy walk
🎟 Ticket included
  • ✅ Entrance ticket
  • ✅ Campuhan Ridge or Jatiluwih
  • ✅ Walk at your own pace
  • ✅ Rice fields & Subak irrigation
  • ✅ Village paths & photo stops
  • ✅ Start point confirmed on WhatsApp
💬 Book on WhatsApp
TOUR OVERVIEW

What to Expect on Bali Rice Terrace Trekking

Bali rice terrace trekking is a relaxed walk through green rice fields, village paths and Bali’s Subak irrigation landscape. Choose the Campuhan Ridge Walk in Ubud or the wide rice terraces of Jatiluwih.

It is a self-guided walk of about 2–3 hours at your own pace, with time for photos along the way. The price includes your entrance ticket: IDR 50K at Campuhan Ridge or IDR 75K at Jatiluwih. Hotel pickup can be added when you book.

  • 🚶 About 2–3 hours
  • 📍 Campuhan Ridge or Jatiluwih
  • 🎟 Ticket included
  • 👟 Easy walk
Bali rice terrace trekking through green rice fields
WHAT TO EXPECT

How Your Trekking Works

Start of a Bali rice field walk
Step 01

Arrive at the Start

Arrive at the Campuhan Ridge or Jatiluwih start point on your own or with our driver.

Walking along Bali rice terrace paths
Step 02

Walk the Rice Fields

Follow narrow paths between green rice fields and village gardens at an easy pace.

Subak irrigation on a Bali rice terrace trek
Step 03

Subak & Village Life

See the Subak water channels that feed the rice fields and farmers working the land.

Scenic view at the end of a Bali rice terrace trek
Step 04

Views & Photo Stops

Enjoy wide views over the terraces, take photos, then head back after about 2–3 hours.

Please note: paths can be muddy or slippery after rain, and the route can change with weather and farming work. Stay on the marked paths and walk at your own pace.
GOOD TO KNOW

Before Your Bali Rice Terrace Trekking

What the trekking includes, how pickup works, and what to bring.

✓What’s Included

  • Entrance ticket: Campuhan Ridge IDR 50K or Jatiluwih IDR 75K
  • Rice terrace walk of about 2–3 hours
  • Start point confirmed on WhatsApp

✕Not Included

  • Hotel pickup & drop-off (can be added)
  • Trekking guide (self-guided walk)
  • Meals and drinks
  • Personal expenses

ℹTour Details

Location
Campuhan Ridge, Ubud or Jatiluwih, meeting point confirmed on WhatsApp
Duration
About 2–3 hours
Group
Solo travelers welcome, easy self-guided walk
Wear
Light clothes and shoes with good grip
Bring
Water, sunscreen, a hat and a phone for photos
🚐 Need hotel pickup? UbudSanurKutaLegianSeminyakCangguJimbaranNusa Dua We can arrange a private car from your hotel to the trekking start point and back. The price depends on your hotel area, ask us on WhatsApp. Paths can be slippery after rain.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Bali Rice Terrace Trekking FAQ

Quick answers about price, routes and what to expect.

How much is Bali rice terrace trekking?
IDR 50,000 per person at Campuhan Ridge or IDR 75,000 per person at Jatiluwih, including the entrance ticket. Solo travelers are welcome. Hotel pickup is an extra cost based on your hotel area.
Where does the trekking take place?
Choose the Campuhan Ridge Walk in Ubud or the Jatiluwih rice terraces. We confirm the start point on WhatsApp after you book.
Is a guide included?
No. Bali rice terrace trekking is a self-guided walk, so you explore at your own pace. The price covers your entrance ticket.
Is the trekking difficult?
No, it is an easy walk of about 2–3 hours and good for beginners. Some paths are narrow, uneven or slippery after rain, so wear shoes with good grip.
What should I wear and bring?
Light clothes and shoes with good grip, plus water, sunscreen, a hat and a phone for photos.
How do I book Bali rice terrace trekking?
Tap the WhatsApp button and send your date, number of guests, hotel and preferred route. Want more in Ubud? Add the Bali Swing or Ayung River rafting on the same day.
Ubud Rice Terrace Trekking

Ready to Walk Bali’s Rice Terraces?

Rice fields, Subak irrigation and village paths on a Bali rice terrace trekking in Ubud or Jatiluwih, from IDR 50K per person with the ticket included.

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