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Company Garden

More manicured park than wild nature — a boating pond, a modest man-made waterfall, flower beds, and a toy train for kids. It's not going to be the highlight of the trip, but it's an easy, flat, low-e

Mukteshwar Temple

“5500 year old caves temple built by Pandavas” its being really AWESOME to start our trip in such way…woooow

COMO Uma Ubud

Our one splurge of the trip — about 5,750,000 IDR (~$380) a night — and the infinity pool looking straight down the Ayung River valley is the reason every COMO Uma photo looks the way it does. Breakfa

Tanah Lot Temple

Came in the morning specifically to skip the sunset crowds — you lose the famous silhouette shot but get the sea temple almost to yourself and can actually hear the waves. Entry ~60,000 IDR (~$4). The

Kelingking Beach

Early ferry from Sanur was worth it — had the T-Rex-shaped cliff viewpoint almost empty for photos before the day-trip crowds arrived. The steep descent to the actual beach is no joke, brought good sh

National Museum

A great final stop to tie the whole trip together — the Harappan civilization gallery alone needs an hour. ₹20 for Indians, ₹650 for foreigners, and an audio guide rental is an extra ₹150 — worth it.

Local Warung Nasi Campur

Under 30,000 IDR (~$2) for rice with shredded chicken, tempeh, sambal matah and a boiled egg — genuinely better than the 90,000 IDR 'Instagram warungs' in central Canggu. Open kitchen, felt clean, foo

Batu Bolong Beach & Temple

Free, no entry fee, and far less crowded than Seminyak or Canggu's main strip a few minutes away. The little temple perched on the black rock outcrop with waves breaking around it at sunset was honest

Echo Beach Sunset

A young coconut is 20,000-25,000 IDR (~$1.60), beanbags at the sand-front warungs are free if you order a drink — no cover charge anywhere I found. Watched the surfers silhouetted against the sunset f

Pajar House Ubud

About 370,000 IDR (~$24) a night — we moved guesthouses partway through the trip specifically to save on transport to Tegallalang and the Monkey Forest the next day, both a quick ride from here versus

Prime Plaza Hotel Sanur

About 1,150,000 IDR (~$75) a night — we moved base from Ubud to Sanur for the back half of the trip specifically because it's a 10-minute walk to the harbor where the Nusa Penida boats leave, which sa

Seminyak Beach

Calmer water than Canggu or Uluwatu, good for young swimmers with supervision, though there's still an undertow further out so we kept the kids close. Free to access. Sand had some litter by mid-morni

Tukad Cepung Waterfall

15,000 IDR (~$1) entry, by far the best value stop of the entire trip. A short scramble down through a narrow canyon to a waterfall with light beams cutting through the gap above at midday — go betwee

Angel's Billabong

Free, but check tide times before going — at high tide waves wash straight over the rocks and it's genuinely unsafe. Swam in the natural infinity pool at low tide and it was one of the best moments of

The Imperial New Delhi

We treated ourselves for our last night — around ₹18,300 (~$220), well above what we spent anywhere else on this trip, but The Imperial is one of Delhi's genuine heritage landmarks and it shows: colon

Sidemen Valley Rice Terraces

Free to walk, no entrance fee at all — the real find of the whole trip. About an hour and a half past Ubud so most tour groups skip it entirely, meaning the rice terraces here (arguably more dramatic

Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary

80,000 IDR (~$5) felt like a lot for our budget day — genuinely one of the pricier stops relative to everything else on this trip. Pretty, but if money's tight I'd rank this as skippable versus the fr

Ubud Palace

Free to walk through at lunchtime, took maybe 20 minutes to see the carved gates and courtyards properly. If you only have one day you'll miss the evening Legong dance performance, which is a shame si