Jatiluwih means “truly marvelous” in old Balinese, and the terraces here — recognized by UNESCO — are the ones actually worked by farmers. Sitting at roughly 700 meters elevation, the air is noticeably cooler.
We combine it with Batukaru Temple, tucked into rainforest on the slopes of Mount Batukaru — one of Bali’s six key directional temples.
What’s included: Private car and driver, bottled water.
What’s not included (on-site): Jatiluwih entrance (approx. Rp 40k–75k/person), lunch, Batukaru Temple donation.
Good to know: Bring a light jacket. Sunrise and late afternoon give the best light.
Combine with Coffee & Clove Gardens for a full culture-focused day, or build your own version via the Custom Driver Tour.