Destination

Surrounded by rainforests and rice terraces, Ubud is the perfect place to escape from it all and experience Bali’s vibrant cultural traditions. Long known as the “artistic heart of Bali,” the streets of central Ubud and the surrounding villages are lined with art and antique galleries, showcasing artisan crafts such as woodcarvings, textiles, paintings, and jewelry. Explore Bali’s arts heritage further at Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA), featuring works by prominent Balinese, Indonesian, and foreign artists.

Plataran Ubud is also strategically located just minutes from Ubud’s many other attractions, including the famed Monkey Forest and the central market, a bustling warren of trinkets and souvenirs. The inside-out haven is home to Pura Beji, a sacred water temple for the Melukat ceremony, which is a ritual to cleanse the body, both spiritually and physically, from our present life as well as past lives, from the negative elements by washing the body in holy water.