• The fields that make up this area are inseparable from the traditional Subak irrigation system – a traditional method preserved for centuries and passed down through generations. Here is local wisdom at its best. Indeed, Bali is blessed with 150 rivers and streams that provide water year round to irrigate this most important staple. Nonetheless, irrigation rice fields would not be successful unless man also has a hand in it.Uniquely, Bali’s complex irrigation system has its roots not by order of kings, but its management is very much in the hands of the villagers through village cooperatives. Since farmers depend on the successful irrigation of the fields, the different Subaks form an inseparable bond that unites into a single system.

   

This stunning stretch of rice fields is located in the Tabanan Regency, that lies about 40 kilometers from the island-province capital city of Denpasar, or about 2 hours’ drive away. Along the drive, you will pass cafes with tables overlooking the terraces, which make the perfect place to enjoy magnificent sceneries.

Entrance Ticket Price Tourist Category
Indonesian Citizen (Domestic) IDR 15,000 / person
Foreigners (Foreigners) IDR 40,000 / person.

Due to the large number of tourist visits to Jatiluwih tourist attractions, and most visitors like to sit accompanied by snacks and drinks while looking at the views of the terraced rice fields. This created opportunities for local residents to build restaurants.

Therefore, during your visit to Jatiluwih tourist attractions, you can easily find restaurants, cafes and food stalls

Jatiluwih terraced rice fields are open from 08.00 – 18.00. Therefore, the best time to visit the rice fields in Jatiluwih is in the morning around 08:00 – 11:00 or from 15:00 – 18:00. During this period, there is a great opportunity for you to see the activities of farmers in the rice fields.

Because the location of Jatiluwih village is 700 meters above sea level and is in the highlands. This makes the chance of rain quite large even during the dry season in Bali.