Explore Ubud
Ubud has grown into one of the busiest and most popular destinations in Bali. Bali,s coasts are great for sandy beaches and sunsets, but Ubud is the cultural, artistic, and holistic heart of Bali. There are many health improving options to choose from before you get started with sight seeing and activities.
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Language Spoken
Currency & Time Zone
Cuisine
Meals
Dinner for 2 at a Warung (local restaurant) will be around Rp109,095 (R124). A three-course meal at a midrange restaurant will be Rp400 000 (R456).Drinks
Imported beers are around Rp40 000 (R45.62) and local beers can be up to Rp35 000 (R39.92).Transportation
Taxis
A short taxi trip of less than 5 kilometers will be around Rp7000 (R7.98). Scooters can also be rented for Rp50 000 (R57) per day.General Transport
Go-Jek is like Uber and can be used all over Bali to find the cheapest available transport.Things to do in Ubud
For first-timers, one of the top things to do in Ubud is to visit the Monkey Forest. Seeing a traditional Balinese dance performance is a must. You can also visit the green cascades of the Tegalalang rice terraces, Goa Ganjah, and the Elephant Cave temple. If the Tegalalang terraces are too busy, take a 20 min drive to Pura Gunung Kawi for a very unique experience at the 11th-century temples. The Betel Nut on Jalan Raya Ubud to the west of town center is a beautiful venue that often hosts cultural events. Check their schedule for documentary screenings, poetry readings, and special events.
Medical Precautions
Recommended Vaccines
These recommended vaccines need to be taken 4-8 weeks prior to departure:
- Tetanus Diphteria
- Measles-mumps-rubella (MMR)
- Typhoid
- Hepatitis A
Top 10 Packing Essentials
- Hat and sunscreen
- Camera
- Waterproof bag
- First aid kit
- Motion sickness tablets
- Activated charcoal or water purifying tablets
- Universal Adapter
- Photocopies of travel documents
- Clothing covering knees and shoulders for temple visits
- Mosquito repellent