Jatiluwih is a beloved tourist destination in Bali renowned for its stunning rice terraces that stretch from the mountainside to the coast. It’s considered one of Bali’s must-visit places due to its breathtaking views, reflected in its name “Jati” meaning truly or really, and “Luwih” meaning especially good and beautiful. The local paddies here are noticeably larger compared to those planted elsewhere in Bali, thanks to the fertile lands of Mount Watukaru’s plateau, which also supports organic agriculture.

Itinerary:

Taman Ayun Temple
Begin your journey with a visit to Taman Ayun Temple, a beautiful royal temple of Mengwi Empire surrounded by lush gardens and ancient moats.

Tanah Lot Temple
Explore Tanah Lot Temple, an iconic sea temple perched on a rock formation overlooking the Indian Ocean. Witness the stunning sunset views and learn about its significance in Balinese Hindu culture.

Coffee Garden and Spices
Visit a local coffee garden and spice plantation to learn about Bali’s coffee production and sample various coffee and tea varieties amidst scenic surroundings.

Jatiluwih – The Biggest Rice Terrace in Bali
Discover Jatiluwih, home to Bali’s largest rice terraces. Marvel at the expansive views of meticulously sculpted rice paddies cascading down the mountainside, showcasing Bali’s agricultural ingenuity and natural beauty.

Ulun Danu Beratan Temple (Lake Temple)
Conclude your tour at Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, a picturesque water temple located on the shores of Lake Beratan. Admire its serene setting and intricate Balinese architecture against the backdrop of the lake and mountains.