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Calm and peace in Bali: Jatiluwih

One of Bali's most impressive attractions is undoubtedly the island's rice terraces. They are not located along the coast - so you have to travel inland to explore them - but they are worth exploring for the unspoilt peace and tranquillity. Of all Bali's rice terraces, Jatiluwih deserves special attention, mainly because tourists prefer Tegalalang rice terraces for insta-photos, although recently the Jatiluwih terrace has started to attract attention, so if you want to see it in its still fully undisturbed form, you'll have to hurry. Jatiluwih is an UNESCO World Heritage Site.

March: 32-33 °C


Meals in cheaper restaurant: from 1,6 £

local beer: 1,8 £, cappuccino: from 1,6 £


Recommended accommodation: Bhuana Agung 20 £/night/2person

The Bhuana Agung Hotel is located at the entrance to the rice terraces, with incredible views of the rice terraces from some rooms. Although the rooms are basically simple, the views from the terraces are some of the most beautiful in Bali and you can even admire the beautiful sunrise over the rice terraces from your own terrace. The hotel also has own restaurant where breakfast is served and you can dine here for the rest of the day. The restaurant terrace looks directly onto the rice fields.


When to go to Bali?

The Jatiluwih rice terraces are best visited between February-May and September-November (pre-harvest), when you can really enjoy the vibrant green terraces.


Jatiluwih:


Who is it recommended for?

- Nature lovers: Jatiluwih rice terraces are the perfect choice for nature lovers.

- For photographer: Green rice fields, blue skies and mountains all contribute to the perfect picture.

- Adventure seekers: the area has a number of hiking trails that lead through the rice fields.

- For those seeking tranquillity: the Jatiluwih rice terraces are far from the most touristed areas, it is ideal location for those who want to escape the crowds and enjoy the peace and quiet


Who is not recommended for?

-For fans of city life: Jatiluwih rice terraces are far from urban life. Those who prefers bustling city life, nightclubs and shopping centers, this is not the right place.

- For travellers who prefer the comfort: there are no luxury hotels in this area, only basic accommodation and a few restaurants, and there are no real shops or shopping facilities.













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