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Ubud Trekking is a essentially short walk that provides compelling insights into Ubud culture & nature , including a close look at rice terraces / rice paddy farming, ( Subak ) traditional Balinese irrigation, Ubud local people and animal. It is very pleasant to walk through the fields surrounding Ubud, The trekking guide will take you to discover amazing historical sites, visit ancient temples and enjoy the natural beauty of Ubud.

Ubud Trekking Package

1. Tjampuhan Trekking

This adventure will start from Tjampuhan river valley path and will continue to Bangkiang Sidem village the traditional village of art and craft after passing the village you will see local farmers activities and beautiful rice field and then we will visit Pucak Payogan Temple ( This temple was established by Rsi Markandya “the holy person of Hindu” in the 9th century ) at Payogan village and then we will go to Lungsiakan Village and Sanggingan village and will stop at Tjampuhan bridge. Along this trip you will see green lush scenery and nice panoramic view of Tjampuhan valley.

Petulu village is located in north east of Ubud Village. Petulu village is still a part of Ubud district. Petulu in late afternoon each day you can enjoy the spectacular sight of thousand herons arriving home in Petulu. They nest in the trees along the road through the village, and make a spectacular sight as they fly in and commence squabbling over the prime perching places.

The most straight forward way there is to go the east of Jalan Raya Ubud and turn left about two km north, a road branches left to Petulu, alternatively, go north on Jalan Suweta – Ubud, continue through the village of junjungan, which is heavily in to the carving garudas, half a dozen shop by the road side offer them in all sizes from a few cm high to giant two meters Garuda which probably weigh a tone. A little further, on the right, there’s a well marked turn off to petulu Villages.

Walk quickly under the trees if the herons are already roosting, the copious droppings in the road will indicated if it’s wise not to hang around. Donations are requested at the other end of the villages. About a km past the villages you reach the Tegallalang to ubud road, from where it’s a couple of km back to the center of ubud.