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It's about 1.6 km one way to the café by the rice fields, or up to 2.7 km by some counts if you carry on through the village. There and back takes 1–1.5 hours at an easy pace with photo stops. The path is paved, so trainers or sturdy sandals are fine.
For a longer walk, continue from the paddies through the village and return to Ubud by another road, or call a scooter taxi on Gojek. Many people pair Campuhan with breakfast at a terrace café, then head into town for the market and palace.
Step-by-step directions are below; the map shows where you arrive.
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Campuhan is Ubud's most popular walk. A paved path climbs onto a narrow ridge between two rivers and follows it through tall grass, with jungle-covered slopes, palms and villa roofs on either side. It's a stroll rather than a hike, with one climb at the very start.
It begins at Pura Gunung Lebah, a temple by the bridge where the two rivers meet — a sacred spot for the Balinese. At the end of the ridge the path reaches the rice fields and small cafés of Bangkiang Sidem village. Turn back there or continue through the fields.
No special gear is needed: trainers or sturdy sandals, light clothes and a hat. Bring water — there's none for sale on the ridge, and the sun is fierce even in the morning. Sunscreen and insect repellent help near the rivers at dawn and dusk. In the wet season the path can be slick after rain, so take the descent carefully.
Yes: it's a free, easy and lovely walk straight from central Ubud, especially at sunrise.
YesGo's take: by day it's busy and hot, and the ridge itself is short — if you've seen Tegallalang or Jatiluwih, the fields at the end will feel modest. Campuhan's value is in the morning light and the quiet, not the scale.
The Campuhan ridge at sunrise, then breakfast and Ubud Palace, Saraswati Temple and the market. Add it to your trip — YesGo will set the timings.
4 places · about 3 h 38 min with walks · 23 min on foot in total
Bali, Indonesia
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Yes; there's an optional donation box by the temple.
At Pura Gunung Lebah before the bridge on Jl. Raya Campuhan, about 1 km west of Ubud Palace.
About 1.5–2 km one way to the rice fields and cafés.
1–1.5 hours there and back.
At sunrise, 6–8 am, or an hour before sunset.
No, it's an easy walk with one climb at the start; the heat is the main challenge.
Yes, the path is paved; bring water and sun hats.
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