There are sites that are not familiar but better-endowed and completely sweet. Ubud in Bali is a great spot, dipped in civilization, past and nature, Ubud has an invincible nature to it. Visit it and you will be surprised by its beauty.
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What's Ubud?
Beautiful rice paddy fields, tiny villages, diverse art and craft centers, oldest temples, palaces, cheapest hotels and unique lavishness hotels, all these only attracts travelers. That is Ubud for you…
What you can see in Ubud?
With lots of things to see, Ubud has everything for all, right from natural beauty to artists to bohemians and esoteric science fans. The real enthusiasm of Ubud, as they say, exists not only in its major charms, but in its avenues, passages, cafes and in the centers of its locals.
Here are the main attractions to see in Ubud –
Stunning rice terraces
Unending, lush green rice paddy terraces fringed with valleys of coconut trees and bamboo forests, rule Ubud scenery. People in the ancient time by the Balinese on hillsides use water coming down from the mountains, these rice terraces wind creatively such as – a lush green carpet around hills frontage. Involve yourself in these emerald huge marvels. Really, a delight for the eyes!
Monkey all around
The forest is a nature conserve that is hugely famous with travelers. Here, green environs with more than 115 species of trees are found. Seeing these amazing creatures of Goa can be very entertaining. But be cautious, they are well-known to snatch away your food and sunglasses. So, you have to be cautious not to provide them anything. The sanctuary also offers you the oldest Agung Temple, which is standing on the Balinese cosmology that natural sceneries and lifeless objects have souls which can assist you in finding the path of life.
Get blessings at Pura Taman Saraswati Temple
This amazing temple was planned by Bali's most popular artist, Gusti Nyoman Lempad, at the request of Ubud's prince in respect of Saraswati, the Hindu goddess. Situated in a water garden, the temple is an inspiring model of loyalty. Waters coming from the back of the temple nourish the pond in the face which pours out with attractive lotus blossoms.
Adding to the splendor
The Blanco Renaissance Museum
It is a unique museum that sites the attention on erotic art. Famous artist Antonio Blanco travel to Bali from Spain via the Philippines. His performance explains bodily erotic art, mainly nudes and exemplifies poetry. Antonio died in Bali in 1999 and his gaudy residence is now this museum. The structure is rounded and brightly bedecked in bold colors.
The Ubud Palace
The regal Ubud Palace was established after 1917 earthquake. The Palace is set in the center of Ubud with the customs art market just in front of it. The native regal family still lives here and you can stroll around most of the big mix discovering the many customs and not very elaborate structures. If you are truly like it, stay here in the night.
Martin Wynn
