Ubud: Old Spiritual Village & Countryside Life Cycling Tour

The Ubud: Old Spiritual Village & Countryside Life Cycling Tour promises an immersive experience through Bali’s picturesque landscapes. Participants will pedal past sacred forests and lush rice paddies in the Taro Eco-Spiritual Village, where they’ll explore ancient temples and engage with local artisans. This 4-hour adventure offers a unique connection to the region’s rich culture and natural beauty, leaving visitors with a deeper understanding of Balinese traditions. With expert guidance and a small group size, this tour is sure to delight those seeking an authentic exploration of Ubud’s countryside.

Key Points

• Explore the serene Taro Eco-Spiritual Village, featuring sacred forests, ancient rice paddies, and an 8th-century temple.
• Engage with local farmers and artisans to learn about their crafts and practices during the tour.
• Savor the flavors of Balinese cuisine and learn about the region’s rich cultural traditions.
• Discover the significance of ancient rituals and the unique harmony between nature and spirituality in Taro.
• Enjoy a memorable cycling adventure through breathtaking landscapes and connect with the land, people, and spirit of Ubud.

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Tour Overview

The Ubud Cycling Tour allows visitors to explore the old spiritual village of Ubud and the surrounding countryside. Priced from $55 per person, the 4-hour tour is limited to 10 participants and available in English and Indonesian.

Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance offers flexibility. The itinerary includes visits to Taro Eco-Spiritual Village, sacred forests, ancient temples, and interactions with local farmers and artisans.

Lunch at a Balinese restaurant is included. Participants will pedal through serene landscapes, connect with local culture, and enjoy Balinese cuisine.

The tour isn’t suitable for those with mobility issues or unable to ride a bike.

Itinerary Highlights

Pickup from either Tegalalang or Ubud marks the start of this immersive cycling tour.

Riders will explore Taro Eco-Spiritual Village, wandering through its sacred forests, rice paddies, and ancient temples. The tour includes a visit to the Pura Gunung Raung Gate, an 8th-century temple.

Along the way, guests will:

1. Engage with local farmers and artisans, including a craft factory and food workshop.

2. Enjoy a local Balinese lunch at a restaurant.

3. Be returned to their hotel in Ubud or Tegalalang.

The tour promises rare encounters with white holy cows and insights into ancient rituals, all amidst Taro’s timeless beauty.

Tour Experience

Guests can expect to pedal through serene landscapes, seeing breathtaking scenery as they connect with the local culture and traditions throughout the tour.

They’ll encounter rare white holy cows and learn about ancient rituals. Along the way, guests will enjoy Balinese cuisine and local flavors, experiencing the magic of Taro’s timeless beauty.

The cycling tour offers an opportunity to connect with the land, people, and spirit of this captivating region, providing a unique and memorable adventure.

Inclusions and Exclusions

The Ubud Cycling Tour includes an experienced English-speaking guide, a mountain bike with front suspension, a helmet, lunch, snacks, drinking water, hotel pickup and drop-off within 18 km of Taro Village, and entrance fees to Taro Village.

An immersive cycling tour in Ubud with an experienced guide, bikes, and all the essentials for an unforgettable adventure.

However, the tour excludes:

1. Gratuities (optional)

2. Extra food and drinks

3. Not suitable for pregnant women, individuals with back problems, mobility impairments, or those unable to ride a bike.

Participants should come prepared with comfortable shoes, sunglasses, sun hat, sunscreen, and comfortable clothes.

Large bags or luggage aren’t allowed, and guests must be ready in the hotel lobby 10 minutes prior to pickup.

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Preparation and Guidelines

To prepare for the Ubud Cycling Tour, participants should bring comfortable shoes, sunglasses, a sun hat, and sunscreen.

It’s important to dress for hot weather, as the tour takes place in tropical Bali. Participants shouldn’t bring large bags or luggage, as the bikes won’t accommodate extra items.

Guests should be ready in their hotel lobby 10 minutes before the scheduled pickup time.

The tour isn’t suitable for pregnant women, those with back problems or mobility issues, or anyone unable to ride a bicycle.

Following these guidelines will help ensure a smooth and enjoyable cycling experience through Ubud’s scenic countryside.

Exploring Taro Eco-Spiritual Village

After being picked up from Tegalalang or Ubud, the cycling tour explores Taro Eco-Spiritual Village.

Participants will:

1. Wander through sacred forests and ancient temples, including the 8th-century Pura Gunung Raung Gate.

2. Engage with local farmers and artisans, learning about their crafts and traditional practices.

3. Enjoy a visit to a craft factory and a food workshop, immersing in the village’s cultural heritage.

Throughout the journey, riders will soak in the serene landscapes and timeless beauty of Taro, connecting with its rich spiritual traditions.

Engaging With Local Culture and Traditions

As cyclists pedal through the serene landscapes, they engage with the local culture and traditions of Taro Eco-Spiritual Village.

They visit a craft factory and food workshop, where they interact with artisans and learn about their techniques.

Cyclists also encounter rare white holly cows and discover the significance of ancient rituals.

Throughout the tour, they savor Balinese cuisine and local flavors, seeing the community’s way of life.

Cyclists savor Balinese cuisine and local flavors, seeing the community’s way of life.

This immersive experience allows visitors to deeply connect with the timeless beauty and traditions that have endured in Taro for centuries.

Savoring Balinese Cuisine and Flavors

Alongside seeing the local culture and traditions, cyclists on the Ubud Cycling Tour also savor the diverse Balinese cuisine and flavors throughout their journey.

The tour includes:

1. A delicious lunch at a local Balinese restaurant, where participants can indulge in authentic regional dishes.

2. Opportunities to interact with artisans and learn about traditional Balinese food preparation techniques, such as at the food workshop.

3. Chances to sample local snacks and refreshments, keeping cyclists energized and hydrated as they explore the scenic countryside.

These culinary experiences complement the culture, allowing participants to fully appreciate the richness of Bali’s heritage.

The Sum Up

This cycling tour offers a unique opportunity to take in Bali’s rich cultural heritage and natural wonders. Pedaling through the picturesque landscapes of Taro Eco-Spiritual Village, you will discover ancient temples, engage with local artisans, and savor the flavors of traditional Balinese cuisine. With expert guidance and a small group size, this tour promises an unforgettable connection to the region’s vibrant essence.

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