Nyambu Ecotourism Village, Tabanan: Rice-Field Treks, Subak and Old Temples with Village Guides
Roughly 20–30 minutes from Tanah Lot, Nyambu village in Kediri, Tabanan, was declared an ecological tourism village in 2... 更多
Roughly 20–30 minutes from Tanah Lot, Nyambu village in Kediri, Tabanan, was declared an ecological tourism village in 2... 更多
Puri Anyar Kerambitan, west of Tabanan town, is not a ticketed attraction — it is a centuries-old palace compound still... 更多
At 850 metres above sea level in Desa Bangli, Baturiti, Pura Luhur Puncak Padang Dawa sits almost empty most of the year... 更多
An authentic tourism village in Kerambitan, Tabanan, with almost no tourists. Designated in 2016 and named among the ADW... 更多
In Marga district, about 18 km from Tabanan town, Desa Adat Pinge has kept its long row of matching angkul-angkul gates... 更多
In Timpag village, Kerambitan, Telaga Tunjung Dam holds back roughly 16.5 hectares of water in the middle of rice fields... 更多
At around 725 metres on the slopes of Mount Batukaru, Pura Luhur Tamba Waras in Penebel is believed to be a place to ask... 更多
Tabanan is Bali at its greenest and quietest: the UNESCO-listed Jatiluwih subak rice terraces, Pura Tanah Lot at sunset,... 更多
Tabanan holds Bali’s calmest side: the UNESCO World Heritage rice terraces of Jatiluwih, Pura Tanah Lot at dusk, the for... 更多
Tabanan holds the greenest side of Bali: the UNESCO-listed Jatiluwih rice terraces, Tanah Lot Temple, Pura Luhur Batukar... 更多