Jatiluwih Rice Terraces
About Jatiluwih
Jatiluwih Rice Terraces are located in Tabanan Regency, in the foothills of Mount Batukaru. Spanning over 600 hectares, these lush green fields are some of the most expansive and scenic rice terraces in Bali. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, these expansive rice fields cover the rolling hills and offer visitors a serene escape into Bali’s agricultural roots. The word “Jatiluwih” means “truly beautiful” in Balinese—and this destination lives up to its name with endless layers of green, traditional farming techniques, and stunning natural beauty that is the island’s cultural heritage.
Key Features
- UNESCO World Heritage Site: Part of Bali’s “Cultural Landscape,” representing the traditional subak irrigation system.
- Panoramic Views: Sweeping terraces spread across hillsides, offering some of the most scenic landscapes in Bali.
- Well-Maintained Walking Trails: Multiple trekking routes with marked paths and scenic photo spots.
- Traditional Balinese Agriculture: Witness local farmers working the fields using centuries-old methods.
- Cool Mountain Air: Located at a higher altitude, Jatiluwih offers refreshing temperatures.
Things To Do
- Enjoy scenic walks or cycling through the rice fields.
- Take stunning landscape photos, especially at sunrise or sunset.
- Visit traditional farming huts and learn about rice cultivation.
- Stop by nearby temples such as Pura Luhur Batukaru.
- Relax at a local café with a panoramic view.
Visiting Tips
- Visit during the growing season (Feb–Apr or Sep–Nov) for the greenest views.
- Wear comfortable shoes and sun protection.
- Bring water and some cash for entrance fees and refreshments.
- Consider a guided tour to learn more about the subak system.
Facilities Available
- Parking area.
- Walking and cycling paths.
- Local restaurants and cafés.
- Public restrooms.
- Viewpoints and photo spots.
Why Visit Jatiluwih Rice Terraces?
Jatiluwih Rice Terraces offers one of the most authentic and serene rice terrace experiences in Bali. Less crowded than other spots, it provides a deeper connection to Bali’s natural beauty, agricultural traditions, and cultural heritage. A visit here is ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and those seeking a peaceful retreat.
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