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Tegallalang

Rice terraces and village stays north of Ubud, with different settings around Keliki and Sebatu.

Tegallalang
Tegallalang, Bali
The lay of the land

About Tegallalang

Tegallalang is an inland area north of Ubud, known for its terraced rice fields. Decide whether you want a short visit to the terraces or a stay in the surrounding villages; those are different ways to experience the area.

A villa marketed as Ubud may actually be in Keliki or Sebatu. Check its village and map pin, especially if your plans depend on frequent trips into central Ubud.

Why we love it

Highlights of Tegallalang

  • The Tegallalang rice terraces for views across the stepped fields.
  • Village accommodation around Keliki and Sebatu.
  • A different base from central Ubud when the stay itself is part of your trip.
Know before you go

Travel tips for Tegallalang

Check the exact stop

Ask which terrace entrance or viewpoint you are visiting and what the quoted price includes. A viewpoint, a path through the fields and an additional attraction may have separate arrangements.

Book around the location

Compare the route to your accommodation with the outings you want to make. Arrange return transport for a day trip, and ask your host about nearby dining if you are staying in a village.

Find your way

Location & map

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How to spend your days

Things to do in Tegallalang

A short terrace visit

Make the rice-field view the main stop, then leave time for a meal or another nearby place. Wear footwear suited to the actual path and weather; you do not need to add every activity offered at the entrance.

Stay farther out

Villa Merah Merah is listed in Keliki, while Dewi Kunti Villa is in Sebatu. Compare their settings with the options in Ubud before deciding where to base yourself.

Background: Indonesia Tourism’s Tegallalang guide. Accommodation locations checked 9 September 2026.

When to go

Best time to visit Tegallalang

Check the forecast and keep your visit flexible. Rice fields are working landscapes, so their appearance changes with the growing cycle; a promotional photo is not a guarantee of the same view on your date. Ask about current path access when arranging your visit.

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