Electric Bike Ubud Tour to Tegallalang Rice Fields, to experience the ride through villages, visit village temples, see the traditional houses, and visit the one of the best rice terrace in with their subak irigation system, where that system has been "World Heritage by UNESCO". Start from our office at ebikes ubud tour and we would be brief about safety and trip And continue to ride our electric bikes and we will be stop at local house at Petulu village, which is this village has been popular by the bird stay at their village is call Heron Bird. On your electric bike, you’ll need to exert only as much effort as you choose to visit the Tegalalang Rice Terraces and pass local villages cradled by Ubud verdant plantations. During intermittent stops, you’ll listen to informative commentary from your guide and enjoy a delicious Balinese lunch before we heading to finish point and drop-off at your hotel by our air-conditioning car.

Bali's cultural centre, Ubud, is a world away from the island's main resorts. This morning tour takes you to some of its main attractions, including iconic rice fields, sprawling markets and a monkey forest.First on the agenda is a visit to Tegalalang rice terrace. Nestled deep in Bali's verdant valleys, the ancient irrigation system is an agricultural icon with UNESCO world heritage status. Stroll through the fields and admire the greenery surrounding you.Next, you'll take a scenic drive into central Ubud. Here, explore the grounds of the 16th-century palace where the current royal family still lives. Then, its on to Ubud Market where you can browse the stalls for Balinese handicrafts and textiles. To round off the tour, you'll stop by a monkey forest and the imposing Tegenungan waterfall.

Bali's cultural centre, Ubud, is a world away from the island's main resorts. This morning tour takes you to some of its main attractions, including iconic rice fields, sprawling markets and a monkey forest. First on the agenda is a visit to Tegalalang rice terrace. Nestled deep in Bali's verdant valleys, the ancient irrigation system is an agricultural icon with UNESCO world heritage status. Stroll through the fields and admire the greenery surrounding you. Next, you'll take a scenic drive via the village of Petulu onto central Ubud. Here, explore the grounds of the 16th-century palace where the current royal family still lives. Then, its on to Ubud Market where you can browse the stalls for Balinese handicrafts and textiles. To round off the tour, there's a stop at a monkey forest. Wander around amongst the long-tailed macaques which inhabit the area. You'll then be taken back to your hotel.