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Step into Nyuh Kuning, a peaceful village where traditional Balinese life thrives just steps from Ubud's famous Monkey Forest. Family compounds with ornate stone carvings and colourful ceremonial gates line the narrow paths. Local artisans craft intricate woodcarvings and paintings in open-air home workshops. The lush, tropical setting creates a natural retreat from Ubud's busier centre. Rice fields border the village outskirts while sacred ceremonies unfold regularly among the community. Walking paths connect to central Ubud in about 15 minutes through scenic routes.

Pengosekan offers a serene escape where Balinese artistry thrives amid lush tropical landscapes. Traditional woodcarving workshops and art galleries dot this cultural haven just minutes from central Ubud. Ancient temples nestle between emerald rice paddies, creating a peaceful atmosphere away from tourist crowds. Walking paths wind through rice terraces and family compounds where local artists craft intricate sculptures and paintings. Visit the Agung Rai Museum to discover Balinese masterpieces. Morning mists over the paddies and evening gamelan music create magical moments for travellers seeking authentic island experiences.

Sambahan reveals traditional Balinese life in its purest form. This peaceful village offers genuine cultural immersion through family compounds, temple ceremonies, and lush rice terraces. Local warungs serve authentic home-cooked meals as cockerels and gentle gamelan music fill the air. Experience daily rituals alongside welcoming residents in simple homestays surrounded by tropical gardens. Village paths wind through verdant landscapes perfect for quiet walks and photography. Visitors seeking authentic connections will treasure Sambahan's uncommercial charm and natural beauty.

Kutuh Kelod offers an authentic slice of Balinese life away from the tourist crowds. Rice terraces and palm groves create a serene backdrop for this residential haven just outside Ubud. Small family temples dot the landscape where traditional ceremonies take place regularly. The narrow village paths wind through tropical gardens and traditional Balinese compounds. From here, you can easily reach Ubud's attractions like Monkey Forest and Ubud Traditional Art Market. Local artisans occasionally sell handmade crafts directly from their homes.