Ubud Arts & Sacred Walks

A sanctuary of Balinese and Indonesian art, Neka Art Museum houses a rich collection that spans classical to contemporary.

Founded by art lover Suteja Neka, the museum invites you to explore Bali’s soul through the eyes of painters who captured its essence across decades.

A gentle trail above the jungle canopy, the Campuhan Ridge Walk offers a peaceful escape from Ubud’s bustling center.

With rolling green hills, early morning mist, and stunning valley views, it’s perfect for a sunrise stroll or mindful walk through nature.

Set atop a lush hill, this whimsical museum celebrates the life and art of Don Antonio Blanco—Bali’s flamboyant, Spanish-born artist

With exotic gardens, sensual paintings, and a fairytale-like estate, it’s a colorful fusion of creativity and romance.

In the heart of Ubud lies its royal heritage.

This elegant palace, still home to Ubud’s royal family, features traditional Balinese architecture and evening dance performances that bring the courtyard to life with music, costumes, and culture.

Dedicated to the goddess of knowledge and the arts, Saraswati Temple is a poetic oasis adorned with lotus ponds and intricate carvings.

A peaceful stop during your Ubud stroll, it’s especially magical when lit at night during traditional dance shows.

Home to over a thousand long-tailed macaques, this sacred forest blends wild nature with ancient spirituality.

Wander beneath giant banyan trees, discover hidden temples, and connect with the playful spirit of Bali’s most beloved jungle attraction.

A vibrant maze of handcrafted treasures, Ubud Art Market is the place to find everything from batik scarves to silver jewelry.

Shop, bargain, and soak in the colorful bustle where Balinese tradition meets global inspiration.