Asia > Indonesia > Ubud: Weather, Climate and Travel Guide

Town in Bali, Indonesia, Ubud is in the center of the island, between ravines and rice fields, and it is considered the most tourist point, but also the cultural and artistic capital. It is also an excellent starting point for visiting Bali. Its main street is lined with cafes and restaurants for all budgets, hotels, and shopping on art. You can attend numerous performances of traditional dances, enjoy hikes in rice fields or the rainforest, visit temples such as Goa Gajah has a sculpture of the god Ganesh, or the museum of the painter Antonio Bianco, or the palace Puri Saren Agung, find the monkey forest, a sacred reserve with 200 long-tailed macaques, try the benefits of a spa, and attend religious ceremonies that punctuate the daily life of the Balinese. You can also linger at an outdoor café and mingle with the friendly locals or other tourists, many of whom Ubud. Despite its popularity, however the city has kept an authentic charm. Guests have access to Ubud by taking a taxi from Denpasar Airport. To move in the city, it is best to rent a small motorcycle or scooter (about 3