For travelers interested in culture rather than beach clubs, Sidatapa in North Bali is a hidden gem. This ancient village is part of the Bali Aga (the original Balinese people) and is famous for its preserved traditions and wooden architecture.
What makes Sidatapa unique:
Traditional Balinese houses made of wood and bamboo.
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Handcrafted bamboo weaving products.
Warm hospitality from locals.
The journey here is peaceful, with quiet roads winding through the mountains---perfect for escaping the chaos of South Bali.
6. Jatiluwih Rice Terraces -- UNESCO Heritage Site Without the Rush
While Tegalalang Rice Terrace near Ubud is often overcrowded, Jatiluwih offers a much larger and calmer alternative. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Jatiluwih's rice fields stretch endlessly across the hills, creating one of Bali's most breathtaking landscapes.
Why Jatiluwih is special:
