Ubud has two versions: the queue for a swing photo, and the town where a rice-terrace walk at 7am costs nothing and a warung lunch runs $2. This guide is the second version.
The spots worth your morning
Campuhan Ridge Walk
Free, golden at 7am, empty by comparison to everything else.
Tegallalang before the buses
The terraces earn the trip if you arrive by 7:30.
The map
What a day really cost
| Category | Notes | Per day |
|---|---|---|
| Stay | Guesthouse with pool | $15 |
| Food | Warung meals + one cafe | $11 |
| Transport | Scooter rental + fuel | $6 |
| Sights | Terraces, temple, museum | $6 |
| Daily total | — | $38 |
The days, hour by honest hour
Day 1 — Ridge and town · $34 spent
Campuhan at dawn, market breakfast, museum afternoon, jazz cafe evening.
Local availability, quick facts
Rp70k/day rental beats Rp150k+ in ride-hails; an IDP is required and police do check.
Questions we get asked
Is Ubud walkable?
The centre is; the terraces and temples are not — that is what the scooter is for.