Jatiluwih Rice Terraces
DTW Jatiluwih
Sweeping subak-irrigated terraces below Mount Batukaru, the heart of the Catur Angga Batukaru landscape that UNESCO listed in 2012.
- Address
- Jatiluwih, Penebel, Tabanan
- Price
- Foreign adults Rp75k (children Rp50k); Bali residents Rp15k (children Rp5k) (2026)
- Area
- Penebel, Tabanan (Southwest)
About
Jatiluwih anchors the subak landscape of Catur Angga Batukaru, part of Bali's UNESCO World Heritage listing, with terraces mentioned in a 10th-century inscription. Everyone visiting the tourism area must buy a ticket at the gate; because access is a public road, staff ask each driver's purpose, and through traffic to Nyitdah is sent on an alternative route. Bali residents pay a reduced rate, so carry ID if you have a local KTP.
- UNESCO subak landscape
- Terraces in a 10th-century inscription
- Below Mount Batukaru
- Reduced Bali-resident rate
In history: 6 July 2012 — UNESCO lists Bali's subak landscape
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