The Best Rice Terrace Tours in Bali (Jatiluwih and Tegalalang)

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Because of its popularity, it's no surprise that Bali offers plenty of rice terrace tours. But which are the best? To find out, we've analyzed all of the tours in the area not just for their experiences, but also for their price, guest ratings, quality, and service.

One of the most iconic images of Bali is its spectacular stepped rice terraces carved into the rolling hillsides. Taking a tour focused on these agricultural marvels allows you to fully appreciate their beauty and the engineering mastery behind them up close. Popular destinations for rice terrace tours include Tegalalang and Jatiluwih, where tour guides will lead you along scenic trails winding through the lush green paddies. You'll learn about Bali's ancient subak irrigation system and the farming techniques that have been passed down over generations. Many tours incorporate stops at picturesque viewpoints for photo opportunities of the terraced valley landscapes. Some also include visits to rural villages where you can observe farmer's going about their daily tasks and get a glimpse into traditional Balinese life. It's a serene and fascinating look at Bali's most productive crop and the sublime scenery it creates.

The 12 tours in our research have an average price of $58. Below are our picks for the best, so let's start planning!

(Prices are listed in U.S. Dollars.)


Overall Rating: 4.9 with 111 ratings
$25
Overall Rating: 4.8 with 73 ratings
$28
Overall Rating: 4.9 with 31 ratings
$60
Overall Rating: 5.0 with 11 ratings
$41
Overall Rating: 4.8 with 8 ratings
$82
Overall Rating: 5.0 with 6 ratings
$37
Overall Rating: 5.0 with 2 ratings
$60
Overall Rating: 5.0 with 1 ratings
$25
Overall Rating: 5.0 with 1 ratings
$55
$75
$90

How much do rice terrace tours cost in Bali?

Average Price rice terrace tours
$58

In Bali, rice terrace tours cost on average $58 based on our research of 12 different tours. Many of these tours offer varying activities, add extra services, and last different lengths of time, so it's not always possible to compare every option equally. Also, the highly rated options tend to cost a bit more on average.

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