Nature Walks in Bali

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Koman my guide, was proof that great knowledge and insights communicated clearly are far more compelling than being kept busy with a bike ride or a lunch ir a waterfall. Pure information without any distractions. Koman didn’t just merely recite some script but tether as the son of farmers, he shared the evolution of rice farming and the current challenges of allocation of water resources, pressures to convert rice fields to development , and issues of soil quality and pest control. If this sounds boring and academic, trust me, Koman articulated himself in an incredibly simple and accessible way. His info got me thinking not just listening! The scenery is of course beautiful. And no other tourists in sight!

Steve

Booked: Secret Sidemen: Bali's Soulful Rice Terraces & Village Rhythms

It was raining heavily at original start time and they were very accommodating- moved the time until after the rain had stopped. Kaden Argus was a very knowledgeable and patient guide- highly recommend.

Rebecca L

Booked: Secret Sidemen: Bali's Soulful Rice Terraces & Village Rhythms

It was great to see a part of the 'original' Bali in the traditional rice paddies and villages around Sidemen. The walk was really interesting with our guide explaining how the rice is cultivated and irrigated. Very good trip to do with kids!

Jantien

Booked: Secret Sidemen: Bali's Soulful Rice Terraces & Village Rhythms

I went on a guided Sidemen rice terrace trekking with my friends, and it was amazing! We saw how the locals live and work around the rice fields - it was a real eye-opener. The people in Sidemen village were really friendly and we had a great time learning about their way of life. We even got to see how much work goes into maintaining the rice fields as we walked through them. Overall, it was really fun trekking with Agus, he is witty and funny, and knows everything about the area and I totally recommend it to anyone who wants a cool cultural experience in Bali. The rice terraces were beautiful and the guide and locals made the whole thing unforgettable. Don't miss out on this adventure!

Devi

Booked: Secret Sidemen: Bali's Soulful Rice Terraces & Village Rhythms

Walking through the rice terraces of Sidemen with our guide was very informative and eye opening. We got a much better understanding of the importance of rice to the Balinese. It was also a very pleasant and picturesque walk, with the afternoon sun giving the fields a golden glow. You'll definitely get muddy! Can even take off your shoes and give your feet a little mud spa treatment :) Best part of all is that there are no other tourists around! You get to explore this place all to your self.

Lina G

Booked: Secret Sidemen: Bali's Soulful Rice Terraces & Village Rhythms

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What are some popular nature walks in Bali?

Some popular nature walks in Bali include Campuhan Ridge Walk, Tegalalang Rice Terrace, Gitgit Waterfall, Sekumpul Waterfall, and Mount Batur Sunrise Trek.

Are these nature walks suitable for all fitness levels?

While some nature walks in Bali are suitable for all fitness levels, others may require a moderate to high level of fitness. It is recommended to research each specific walk before deciding based on your fitness level.

What should I bring on a nature walk in Bali?

When going on a nature walk in Bali, it is advisable to bring comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat, a reusable water bottle, and a camera to capture the beautiful scenery.

Are there any guided tours available for nature walks in Bali?

Yes, there are several guided tours available for nature walks in Bali. These tours are led by experienced guides who provide information about the flora, fauna, and cultural significance of the area.

What is the best time of year to go on a nature walk in Bali?

The best time of year to go on a nature walk in Bali is during the dry season, which typically falls between April and October. During this time, the weather is generally sunny with minimal rainfall, providing ideal conditions for exploring nature trails.

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