A visit to Tegallalang offers not only the breathtaking natural beauty of unique terraced rice fields but also the cultural richness and traditions of the local Balinese community. If you time your visit right, you’ll have the opportunity to experience unique traditions such as ‘Ngerebeg’, held every 210 days. Additionally, visitors can explore local arts and crafts and even participate in traditional Balinese cooking classes at the Pemulan Bali Farm Cooking School. Traditional dance performances are a major highlight not to be missed, showcasing the deep cultural heritage of Bali. If you’re eager to witness the famous Legong Ubud dance, you can visit the Peliatan area, where this performance is often held.

Practical Information for Visitors to Tegallalang’s Terraced Rice Fields

When planning a visit to the Tegallalang Rice Terrace in Ubud, it’s essential to understand the entrance fees and tipping customs. This will help you plan your holiday budget more effectively while also showing appreciation for the local community.

Official admission to the Tegallalang Village costs Rp 25,000 per person, contributing to the maintenance and preservation of the area. You’ll pay an entrance fee of Rp 25,000 per person to access the terraced fields, which goes towards the preservation and maintenance of the area. In the vicinity of Tegallalang, parking fees of around Rp 5,000 are typically charged. Entrance ticket prices and vehicle parking fees are subject to change.

Photography Guide for the Panoramic Terraced Rice Fields in Tegallalang

The Tegallalang Terraced Rice Fields provide an ideal photography location, especially for capturing spectacular sunrise moments or stunning green panoramas. Here are some tips to help you capture the best photos:

1. Best Time for Photographing the Terraced Rice Fields in Tegallalang

   The sunrise, between 6:00 AM to 7:00 AM, offers the best lighting conditions. This is more ideal on clear days. Based on my travel experience, I departed from my home in the Klungkung area at 5:00 AM and arrived in Tegallalang around 5:50 AM. Although I arrived very early, several other photographers, including a couple preparing for a pre-wedding photo session, were already there.

2. The Best Season for Visiting the Terraced Rice Fields in Tegallalang

   Visiting between April and September is highly recommended, as the terraced fields are at their best during this time. Avoid the hot and sunny midday hours, which can make photography challenging due to high light contrast and temperatures.

Swing Adventure in the Tegallalang Terraced Rice Fields

Swinging with an incredible backdrop of the terraced rice fields in Tegallalang, Ubud, offers both an adrenaline rush and Instagram-worthy photo opportunities.

The Best Swing Option

– Bali Swing Bongkasa: Known for its expansive views over the terraced rice fields.

– Alas Harum Swing: Closer to the fields, providing a more intimate and authentic experience. Explore visitor reviews of the swing experience at Alas Harum Swing Tegallalang.

– Other Options: Various other swings are also available in Tegallalang. Feel free to explore and inquire about prices.

Safety Tips and Enjoying the Bali Swing

– Safety: Ensure that the swing activity provider you choose meets safety standards. Check if safety belts are provided.

– Best Time: Visit in the morning to avoid crowds and get the best lighting.

– Pricing: Compare prices and don’t hesitate to negotiate. Prices around Rp 100,000 are usually sufficient.

– Photography: Take advantage of this opportunity to capture stunning photos.

– Considerations: Despite offering thrills, consider your comfort level with the swing’s height and safety.