Super large terraced fields, super many photo phases, Bali must take pictures of the swing

Before I went to Bali, I often saw videos on Instagram of travel bloggers wearing flowing long skirts and swinging in a large palm forest. So what I was looking forward to the most was to go to Bali Swing. In fact, there are several similar ones in Ubud, which is more than an hour's drive from the city center. In the end, we chose Tegalalang Rice Terrace because the swing here faces a large area of ​​terraced rice, which is super beautiful for taking pictures. Looking at this landscape, it feels like being in a green forest. It's very comfortable and free. . After paying the entrance fee of 15,000 IDR ~ $8 HKD, you can take your time taking photos. The fee includes the one near the entrance and other photo phases that look like the Bird's Nest. If you keep walking, you will see other locations with different locations. Those are charged extra. I remember the asking price was 100k IDR per visit. Don’t think that the area of ​​the terraced fields here is small. In fact, it took two hours to walk around and take pictures. It was just right to have lunch at a nearby cafe. Tegalalang and Yellow Flower Cafe are highly recommended when visiting Ubud😋It’s already half a day’s itinerary🙆🏻‍♀️ #summervacationtravel #scenicspotguide #bali #overseastravel #islandholiday #kolcheck-in hotspot #mostcooltravelexperience #scenicspotphotographyguide