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- Kecamatan Ubud
Relax & rejuvenate in our stylish bungalow. Built amongst tropical garden just 3,5km from Ubud Market, it's a perfect place to chill and explore Ubud and Bali in general. Spacious 1BR, kitchen, private pool, indoor & outdoor sitting area and amazing bathroom with floor to ceiling glass wall overlooking the garden. All that comes with delicious breakfast freshly prepared by our team every morning, FREE OF CHARGE. For more photos, please give our Insta page Muda Living a visit too :) Many thanks!
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- Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar
It is a beautiful one bedroom villa facing to a green ricefield. It has a private pool, AC, a sharing pool,hot water, bathtub, wifi , balcony and a sharing pool. Daily breakfast, cleaning, shuttle to Ubud center and afternoon tea included. It is very suitable for honeymooners.
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- Payangan
Are you bored and tired of quarantine and longing for a new place and a new atmosphere to just break away for a couple of days, week or month? We have the answer. Our private pool villa has a spectacular Private Sunset Infinity Pool overlooking to the green rice field view, we combine the comfort of modern living and the exotic of tropical living with touches of Balinese Art that create a unique stay experience, It's dedicated for people who appreciate the quality time love to blend with nature.
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Your guide to Ubud
Welcome to Ubud
From the minute you enter this captivating town in Bali, it feels as if you’ve been permitted entrance to some secret and special place. Elaborate temples, moss-covered stone carvings, and colorful offerings made of fruit and flowers are never far from view here, where jungle foliage crowds the city streets and vines as thick as your arm sway overhead.
In Ubud, streets hum with the whiz of motorbikes and surge with visitors and locals alike. Here you’ll find fresh, healthful food; abundant yoga studios; and a booming arts and crafts scene. This cultural milieu is set against a breathtaking backdrop of emerald-green rice terraces and verdant forests.
How do I get around Ubud?
Fly into Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), located about an hour’s drive from Ubud. Once on the ground, a taxi is your best bet for getting to your destination. Taxis are also a convenient way to get around town, but if you’re feeling confident, rent a scooter and zip around Ubud like a local.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Ubud?
Tropical Ubud receives the most visitors in spring and summer, during the dry season. The dry season is also the hot season, with heat and humidity peaking in the summer months. Fall and winter bring rain storms (especially in October and November), but crowds pick up again in December as visitors from colder environs flock to Ubud to stay in a villa for the winter holiday season. You’re likely to encounter a downpour any time of year, so pack accordingly. Ubud hosts several cultural festivals throughout the year, such as the Ubud Food Festival, which features workshops and cooking demonstrations in June, and the Ubud Writers and Readers Festival in October, which brings a fleet of international writers to the town.
What are the top things to do in Ubud?
Agung Rai Museum of Art
Explore a fascinating selection of Balinese artworks, including traditional paintings on tree bark, works from important contemporary artists, and selections from expat painters including famous German artists at this museum named for the storied art collector who founded it. You can see artists at work in a pagoda outside in a beguiling garden. It’s especially interesting to watch those who paint astoundingly intricate large-scale landscapes in minute detail.
Setia Darma House of Masks and Puppets
There is a rich tradition of mask-making and puppetry in Indonesia and Bali, and you can explore the intricate craftsmanship that goes into the colorful artform at this museum housing more than 1,300 masks and 5,700 puppets. The sprawling collection includes traditional shadow puppets alongside contemporary ones modeled after public figures such as Barack Obama (who lived in Indonesia as a child), as well as some international items such as 16th-century stick puppets from Sicily. The collection is in a series of traditional Javanese teak-wood houses called joglos and surrounded by tropical gardens and rice fields. Check the website to see if there are any live performances scheduled.
Campuhan Ridge Walk
This gentle hike, much of it on a stone pathway, cuts through some of Ubud’s most gorgeous scenery. Perched — as advertised — on a ridge, the Campuhan Ridge Walk will give you panoramic views of Ubud’s undulating rice terraces. Few things are as calming as undertaking this stroll under a bright sky, surrounded on all sides by vibrant green fields. If you work up a thirst along the way, you will encounter a few cafes along the way where you can refuel.