Over the centuries the peasants, with their patient work, have created countless sinuous terraces, using every inch of available of land and inventing an ingenious irrigation system.

In Ubud you can see the classic postcard landscapes, with the famous rice terraces. At the center of the field, there is alwaysr a temple or an altar for offerings, the place from which the deity controls and protects the work.

The entire production cycle is made by hand, most of all by the women of the island that despite the fatigue and the heat never lose their good humor and the gift of a smile. In the wonderful dimension of Ubud is impossible not to be pervaded by a pleasant sense of harmony, which leads to slow the pace.

In Ubud you then still capture the sense of true Balinese life and their rhythms.

Although it seems a bit "lost" compared to other areas of the island of Bali, Ubud is a must-visit.

Bring a sweatshirt, you're 600 meters above sea level and especially in the evening, it's a little bit cold.