Have you included Ubud as one of your destinations for your summer holiday? If you are reading this article, there is a big probability that you have. If you haven't, then this article will help convince you to visit Ubud.
Ubud has been ranked fourth in the list of the "25 Best Cities in the World" by Travel and Leisure. That is not the only reason you should visit it. Aside from being the city of artisans and culture, Ubud is also known to be the epicenter of spiritual life and rejuvenation. Our team has crafted an itinerary that you can use to start your rejuvenating Ubud summer holiday!
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Yoga classes
Start your holiday by taking yoga classes. Yoga is known to improve the quality of life and reduce stress, anxiety, depression as well as back pain. There are several yoga centers that offer classes that you can pick in Ubud. The studios are well equipped and offer the beauty of the views of rice fields and hills.
Yoga barn is by far the biggest and most popular yoga studio in Ubud. They offer seven yoga spaces, detox programs, a healthy restaurant, spa treatments, various workshops, and a huge variety of yoga classes. Our Asrava Villa is also only a five-minute walk away from Yoga Barn.
Local Food
There are a plethora of choices of food for you to pick in Ubud, starting from your hearty babi guling, to your vegetarian-friendly gado gado. The food is affordable, ranging from $2 to $10. If you find cooking relaxing, there are also numerous providers in Ubud that offer cooking classes. All of our villas are also equipped with kitchenware if you ever want to create your own take of the local foods.
Culture
The city boasts the local culture and artisans. There are several famous Hindu temples that are located in Ubud as well such as Tirta empul and sarawasti temple. Aside from the temples, there are famous cultural landmarks in Ubud, most known is Ubud Royal Palace. The palace attests to the history of the city and remains as the cultural repository of arts, dance, and literature. © Florian Giorgio
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