
Emerald rice terraces shaped by Bali's ancient subak irrigation system.
The terraces of Tegallalang, north of Ubud, follow the contours of a steep river valley. They are watered by subak, a cooperative irrigation system tied to water temples.
Bali's subak landscape is recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage cultural landscape.
Good to know
- Subak irrigation (UNESCO)
- 15 minutes from Ubud
- Best in early morning light
Planning a visit
- Time needed
- About 2 h
- Best time of day
- morning
- Relative cost
- Low cost
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