Uncover Ubud's artistic heritage with curated tours. Plan your visit today!
Ubud, Bali is one of the best places for visitors to explore Bali’s art and craft scene. Visitors can visit Tohpati Village for batik, Celuk Village for silver and gold jewelry, Batuan Village for traditional paintings and temple art, and Mas Village for wood carving. They can watch local craftsmen at work, try simple craft activities, explore galleries and workshops, and shop for handmade souvenirs. The best time to explore Ubud’s art and craft villages is from April to October, when the weather is generally drier and better for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Morning is also a good time to visit, as it is cooler and less crowded.
Top Three Ubud's Art and Craft Scene Tour :
Half Day Bali Shopping and Art Village Private Tour : In this half day private tour, visitors can explore Bali’s traditional art, handicrafts, and local shopping. During the tour, visitors can meet local artists, watch traditional craftsmen at work, explore art villages, and shop for unique handmade products. The tour starts at Tohpati Village which is well known for traditional Balinese batik. Visitors can watch local artists make batik using wax, natural colors and different traditional patterns. They can also learn about the batik-making process, take photos, and shop for batik clothes, fabrics, and other handmade items. Next, visitors can continue to Celuk Village which is a popular place for handmade gold and silver jewelry. Here, visitors can see skilled craftsmen making jewelry and learn how the pieces are designed and shaped. They can also browse and shop for rings, bracelets, necklaces, and other beautiful silver handicrafts. After Celuk, the tour continues to Batuan Village which is one of Bali’s well known art villages. Visitors can explore local art galleries and see traditional Balinese paintings. The artwork often shows Balinese culture, nature, stories, and daily life. The next stop is Mas Village, which is famous for its traditional wood carving where visitors can watch local craftsmen carefully carve and shape pieces of wood into detailed statues and decorations. They can learn about Balinese wood-carving traditions, take photos, and shop for handmade wooden souvenirs.
Silver Jewelry Making Class and Ubud Tour : This 8 hours tour is a great choice for visitors who want to experience Ubud’s art and craft scene in a more personal way. Visitors can learn how traditional Balinese silver jewelry is made, meet a local craftsman, make their own piece of jewelry. The tour starts with a visit to a local silver workshop in Ubud. This is the main activity of the tour where visitors can experience Balinese craftsmanship for themselves. Visitors can meet a local silversmith and learn about the traditional way of making silver jewelry and with help from the craftsman, they can choose a simple design and take part in different steps of the process, including cutting, shaping, heating, and polishing the silver. Visitors can have the chance to create their own handmade silver jewelry during the class. They can enjoy the experience of working with the silver, learn from the local craftsman, and take their finished piece home as a special souvenir from Bali. After the jewelry making class, visitors can explore the surrounding local village. They can walk around the village, see local homes and daily activities, take photos, and enjoy the quiet atmosphere. This gives visitors a chance to see another side of Bali and understand how local people live and work. The tour then continues to Batuan Temple which is a traditional Balinese Hindu temple known for its detailed stone carvings and beautiful decorations. Visitors can walk around the temple, admire the traditional artwork, learn more about Balinese culture and take photos of the unique architecture.
Bali Art Shopping and Culture Tour : This 7 hours tour is perfect for visitors who want to enjoy Bali’s traditional art, local culture, shopping, and natural beauty. The tour starts at 9:00 AM at Tohpati Village which is famous for traditional Balinese batik. Visitors can watch local artists making batik by using wax to create different patterns and designs on the fabric. Visitors can learn about the batik-making process, take photos, and shop for batik clothes, fabrics, and other handmade products. Visitors can walk around local workshops and galleries, watch skilled craftsmen making jewelry by hand, and see how the pieces are carefully designed and shaped. Next, visitors will head to Batuan Village which is a popular area for traditional Balinese art. Visitors can visit Batuan Temple admire its traditional architecture and decorations, and take photos. They can also explore local art galleries and see paintings that show Balinese stories, culture, nature, and everyday life. Visitors can meet local artists and shop for unique artwork and handmade items. The final stop is Tegenungan Waterfall, where visitors can enjoy Bali’s natural beauty. They can walk around the area, take photos, enjoy the views, and spend some relaxing time near the waterfall.
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