Jatiluwih Rice Terrace is one of Bali’s most spectacular natural attractions, located in the Tabanan Regency at the foot of Mount Batukaru. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this vast landscape showcases the beauty and harmony of Bali’s traditional rice-farming system, known as Subak. This ancient irrigation technique, created by Balinese farmers over 1,000 years ago, emphasizes cooperation, balance with nature, and the spiritual connection between people and the land.

Stretching over lush green valleys, the terraced fields create a breathtaking panorama that changes with each season — from the vibrant green of young rice plants to the golden glow of harvest time. The cool mountain air and peaceful rural surroundings make Jatiluwih a refreshing escape from Bali’s busier tourist destinations.

Visitors can explore several walking and cycling trails that wind through the rice fields, offering a closer look at farmers working the land, flowing irrigation channels, and small traditional shrines. The viewpoints scattered around the area provide excellent opportunities for photography, especially during sunrise or sunset when the terraces are lit with warm natural light.

Cafés and local restaurants overlooking the rice fields offer dining with unforgettable views, giving travelers a chance to relax and enjoy authentic Balinese food. Jatiluwih is not only a scenic destination but also a living cultural heritage site that preserves Bali’s agricultural traditions and community values.

Entrance Ticket:

International Visitors: IDR 75,000 per person

Domestic Visitors: IDR 50,000 per person

Drone: IDR 300,000

Opening Hours:

07:00 AM – 05:00 PM

Tour destination: Jatiluwih trip