Our Festival is an opportunity to delve deeper into Balinese society. Led by Ubud’s most respected guides, our Cultural Workshops are rich in Balinese and Indonesian cultural heritage, from the art of batik painting to the language of offerings.
For traveling foodies and curious cooks, discovering local produce at traditional markets is an essential holiday ingredient. With the Casa Luna Cooking School team, learn about Balinese cuisine’s colorful array …
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Join our intrepid food guides on a walking tour to the homes of Ibu Oka, the doyenne of suckling pig, Pak Rimpin, Ubud’s master of Bebek Betutu, smoked duck; and …
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Kick-start your Festival day with traditional Balinese treats and coffee while learning the basics of Bahasa Indonesia with the bubbly team from Cinta Bahasa. Learn key greetings, the dos, and …
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With creativity as the container and the arts as the way, we’ll delve into a deeply reflective process of uncovering the signs, messages, images and directions our soul has been …
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Iconic for both its artistry and long history, Indonesia’s batik is designated by UNESCO as a Masterpiece of Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. Whether printing with a cap or …
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Kick-start your Festival day with Balinese treats and coffee while learning the basics of Basa Bali with the team from Cinta Bahasa. Learn key greetings, the dos, and don’ts, as …
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The workshop will introduce you to the wealth of natural remedies growing wild around Ubud. Guides Lilir and Westi have studied Usada Bai, a traditional Balinese healing book, and have …
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With their intricately woven leaves and stunning collection of petals, you’ve no doubt admired the Balinese Hindu offerings adorning homes, streets, and temples. Now you can discover the reasons behind …
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This cycling tour allows you to see some of Bali’s greatest treasures. The scenery is absolutely breathtaking. A must-do! The tour starts just outside Ubud center and travels rice field …
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According to a 2021 World Bank report, over 7.8 million tons of plastic are produced in Indonesia annually, making it the second-largest plastic waste producer after China. Approximately 83 percent …
Get ready to immerse yourself in a literary celebration like no other as the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival (UWRF) returns for its momentous 20th anniversary festival from 18-22 October …
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