Kajeng Rice Fields, Bali

The Kajeng Rice Fields Walk is a trail that winds through Ubud's actively farmed rice terraces. They were simply trails used by farmers to travel from one rice paddy field to another. Hotels, cafes, and small shops began to spring up along the Kajeng Rice Fields Walk in the last decade or so, catering to the tourists who came to see the wonderful views. Now, it has become one of the top tourist destinations in Bali.

Kajeng Rice Fields is still far less famous than other Ubud hikes, such as the Campuhan Ridge Walk, and provides a very calm retreat from the noise and bustle of Ubud.

The Kajeng Rice Fields are accessible via Jalan Raya Ubud, the town's major thoroughfare. Kajeng Rice Fields are easily accessible by foot from anywhere in Ubud Central.

According to Google Maps, the midway point on the walks is marked, so if you want to access the fields, take the crossing street from Jalan Raya Ubud and step inwards till reaching the start of the path. The roads begin large and paved for automobiles before narrowing to trails only suitable for scooters and foot traffic after a few hundred meters.

The Kajeng Rice Fields Walk is a large loop that should take you no more than 45 minutes to complete. If you stop at a cafe or take pictures along the route, you may easily spend 2 hours or more in the Kajeng Rice Fields. Exploring the paddy fields is one of the must things to do on a Bali vacation.

Early morning is the finest time to visit the Kajeng Rice Fields. It is recommended that you start with the Ubud Morning Market because the Kajeng Rice Fields are immediately behind it.

You may take a nice early walk from there before it gets too crowded with people. Another excellent time to visit the Kajeng Rice Fields is at sunset, which begins around 5 p.m.

Ubud is one of the best places to visit on a Bali trip. You will find so many amazing Puras (temples), rice fields, museums, and so on. Here is the list of top Ubud tourist attractions in Bali, near Kajeng Rice Fields

• Campuhan Ridge Walk
• Ubud Palace
• Ubud Monkey Forest
• Museum Puri Lukisan
• Neka Art Museum
• Bukit Campuhan
• Pura Taman Kemuda Saraswati
• Ubud Water Palace