Tegalalang Rice Terraces - Take stunning photos easily, a world cultural heritage site

The Tegalalang Rice Terraces are located in a riverside canyon in the hills north of Ubud, covering an area of ​​approximately 20,000 hectares. The stacked layers of terraces are arranged in an orderly manner in the valley. It is one of the must-see photo spots when visiting Bali! The irrigation system "Subak" originated in the 9th century. It was created through the wisdom and mutual cooperation of local residents to create this natural sustainable farming method, and it has also been listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. The area here is not large, but when you see the terraced fields, you will be shocked. It feels like a natural oil painting is in front of you. Pick up the camera and take pictures at will. It is easy to take beautiful wallpapers! Tegalalang is also a great place to buy Balinese handicrafts. Traditional handicrafts or souvenirs can also be purchased in the shops here! There are also zip lines, swings, restaurants and coffee shops here! #AdventurousTraveler #Bali