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UBUD MONKEY FOREST
The Ubud Monkey Forest is one of Ubud’s most well-known cultural and natural attractions. Home to hundreds of long-tailed macaques, the sanctuary combines lush tropical forest, ancient temples, and walking paths within the traditional village of Padangtegal. A visit offers a unique opportunity to experience another side of Ubud, where nature, wildlife, and Balinese culture come together. Easily accessible from Emana Wedari, the Monkey Forest makes a great addition to a day exploring central Ubud.
UBUD ART MARKET
Located in the heart of Ubud, opposite Ubud Palace, the Ubud Art Market is a lively place to discover local crafts and souvenirs. Browse a colourful selection of handmade woven bags, textiles, baskets, hats, decorative pieces, artwork, and other locally inspired goods. A stroll through the market is an easy way to experience Ubud’s creative side while exploring the town, and a great place to find something special to take home from Bali.
Tukad Cepung Waterfall
Tucked between dramatic rock formations, Tukad Cepung Waterfall offers one of Bali’s most distinctive waterfall experiences. A short walk through a lush landscape and narrow canyon leads to the falls, where sunlight filtering through the rocks creates a beautiful natural setting. A memorable escape from Ubud, Tukad Cepung is an ideal choice for guests looking to combine nature, light adventure, and some of Bali’s most unique scenery.
Tirta Empul Temple
Tirta Empul Temple is one of Bali’s most revered water temples, known for its sacred natural springs and traditional purification ritual known as melukat. Surrounded by traditional Balinese architecture and peaceful temple grounds, it offers visitors a closer look at the island’s spiritual traditions and daily religious life. Guests can explore the temple complex, observe local ceremonies, or take part in the purification ritual while respecting local customs and temple etiquette. A meaningful cultural experience to discover during your stay at Emana Wedari.
