Ubud is one of the special places in Bali, especially for tourists, not only because there are many tourist attractions but also because of its rich culture and charming atmosphere. Ubud is a place that is synonymous with handicrafts, lush tropical forests, terraced rice fields, and, of course, Hindu temples and shrines. Lots of people are looking for tranquillity in Ubud.

This is supported by a comfortable and cool atmosphere, making people keen on meditating. This is also supported by the origin of the name Ubud, which is derived from the word 'Ubad', which means medicine. Therefore, Ubud is also known as the yoga capital of Bali, where people choose this area for healing.

Ubud offers many exciting places you can visit. There are a variety of activities that can be covered. Nature lovers can visit the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, Capuhan Ridge Walk, Bali Eco Tours, and Tegenungan Waterfall.

Ubud is also home to several sacred temples and cultural sites, such as Taman Kemuda Saraswati Temple, Gunung Lebah Temple, Peliatan Royal Palace, and Pura Dalem Bentuyung Temple.

If you like a quiet holiday and wish to channel your artistic soul, some top destinations you can visit include the Ubud Traditional Art Market, Puri Tikus Museum, Elephant Cave, and Rudana Museum.

Another top thing to do in Ubud is to relax and unwind by visiting places like Ubud Traditional spa, Bali Cooking Class, and Sang Spa and Yoga.

In one day in Ubud, you can do various fun activities, either alone, with your family, or with your partner. One day activity you can do is take a walk among the Tegalalang rice fields in the morning while enjoying the sunrise.

Next, you can do an indoor or outdoor tour. Spa activities or playing in the water at Tegenungan Waterfall could be an option. In the late afternoon, you can take a culinary tour to enjoy a big meal and snacks before visiting the Ubud Art Market. Finally, end the day by walking the Campuhan Ridge Walk to see the sunset.

Even though Ubud is known as a suitable place to find tranquility, this area also still has a vibrant nightlife. If you want to enjoy the nightlife in Ubud, you can visit the Ubud Royal Palace to see cultural events, which usually start at 7.30 local time.

Apart from enjoying the evening atmosphere with traditional Balinese dancing at the Ubud Royal Palace, there are other alternatives that you can do. In Ubud, there are many bars and lounges that you can visit. Enjoy live music performances while enjoying a cocktail or martini for a fun nightlife experience in Ubud.

Before going on holiday or visiting Ubud, there are several things you should know, especially the dos and don'ts in Ubud. Respect traditional ceremonies and religious practices adhered to by the Balinese people. If you attend a traditional ceremony, remember to wear modest clothing.

Use your right hand to shake hands, receive, and give items. What is no less important is to obey the rules in each place you visit. You can use ‘Pak’ to address an older man and ‘Ibu’ to address an older woman. Remember to act politely in sacred places and do not carelessly touch anything that is considered sacred by local residents.