Ubud rice field walk (Campuhan Ridge)

Where it is & how to get there

• Start: Begin near the Warwick Ibah hotel and Pura Gunung Lebah, west of central Ubud.
• Length: About 2 km each way along a paved ridge path.
• Extend it: Continue to Bangkiang Sidem village or the Sari Organik rice-field path.

The story of the Campuhan Ridge Walk

The Campuhan Ridge Walk follows a grassy ridge between two river valleys, where the Wos rivers meet. Campuhan means "meeting of two rivers", and the temple at the start marks this sacred spot.

The path leads to villages and rice fields, giving a peaceful taste of rural Bali just minutes from Ubud's busy streets. Small cafés along the way serve coconuts and smoothies.

Best time to visit

Tips before you go

• Try the Campuhan Ridge Walk at sunrise.
• Start at sunrise for cool air and soft light.
• Bring water and a hat; there is little shade.

What's around the Campuhan Ridge Walk

• Pura Gunung LebahTemple at the start of the walk.
• Ubud PalaceRoyal palace in the centre.
• Sacred Monkey ForestForest temple with monkeys.
• Ubud Art MarketCrafts and souvenirs.

Questions travellers ask