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Campuhan Ridge Walk, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

By Sonyaandtravis @sonyaandtravis

On the third day in Ubud, Bali we decided to view the rice-paddies and what better way to do this then the famous Campuhan Ridge Walk.

The Campuhan Ridge Walk is well trodden with good paths, the first half has dirt roads that even tour vans can get to and on the way down winding sealed roads. There were plenty of places to stop for a drink or view along the way. One of the highlights was the Neka Art Museum which I will write about in a separate post.

Start of Campuhan trail the lush river valley The path starts on the right of the outer wall of a group of temples Path surrounded by green elephant grass
A lone palm tree on top of the ridge Travis and Farah with the rice paddies in the background Farmer working on the rice fields
The steep terrace of the rice field capturing the water Rice fields along the Campuhan Ridge Travis and Farah at Karsa Café
Farah enjoying a coconut, more so the flower View of the rice paddies from Karsa Café Young shoots of rice growing
Rice field with small shade structure in the background The rice fields viewed when crossing the ridge Pura Pucak Payongan Temple
Pura Khayangan Temple Indonesian flags ready for Independence Day Lush rice paddy behind Bintang building
Travis standing inside the rice paddy
  1. Ibah Luxury Villas
  2. Pura Gunung Lebah
  3. Karsa Cafe
  4. Bangkiang Village
  5. Pura Pucak Payongan
  6. Pura Khayangan
  7. Neka Art Gallery
  8. Mozaic Restaurant
  9. Bintang Supermarket
  10. Botanical Garden
  11. Don Antonio Blanco Museum

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