Ubud Monkey Forest - Rice Terrace - Jungle Swing - Water Temple

Besides watching playful monkeys in their natural habitat, swinging through canopies, lazing along pathways or feeding on bananas, the site offers cool walks along paved pathways through a leafy nutmeg forest. The beautiful ancient temples with guardian statues covered in moss also feature throughout the forest.

These steeply terraced rice fields curve down into the bottom of the valley and are built to enable rice farming on the steep land. They also still use the traditional Balinese irrigation system of Subak. Here also have options for do Swing with Rice Terrace View, which hangs between two palm trees. It overlooks a picturesque landscape of stepped, rice-paddy terraces and unsurprisingly it’s a tourist hotspots. So let experience the swing at the edge of paradise

You can pose for photos or even take a dip in the clean, freshwater pool constantly supplied by the gushing fall

offers outstanding beauty along with its holy water. This temple is popular because of its holy water which is also open for the public. It is believed that if you soak and bath with the water, God will grant your wishes. No wonder there are so many local and foreign tourists who soak in the water of Tirta Empul temple every day. If you do not want to soak, it is not a big deal because you can just enjoy the view.