Ubud, Bali Slow Travel,
self-guided walking tours
SUPPORT ETHICAL TRAVEL & LOCALLY OWNED BUSINESSES
Go an adventurous, interactive tour of the beautiful village of penestanan, ubud, including rice fields, culture, food, and art. Get the interactive guide here.
interactive guide with podcasts, illustrations, fun suggested activities and a beautiful digital guidebook
Hidden Lane’s interactive guides focus on local gems so that you, as a slow traveller, can have an in-depth, genuine experience.
Discover hidden laneways, art galleries, studios, delicious cafes and beautiful scenery. Listen to rich storytelling behind the unique businesses and discover inspiring culture via history podcasts and beautifully crafted photography. All prices are in Australian $ - and only one interactive guide is needed per group. And if you don’t love it? We have a money back guarantee.
The best way to experience Bali is via an interactive self-guided walking tour. You get the best bits of everything - instead of walking in circles with crowds of tourists, you’ll get a guide to find hidden gems, locally run businesses, and beautiful vistas. Just follow along the route, listen to the podcasts, talk to the locals, this is a 3 hour experience curated for you. This tour supports local small businesses and artists and includes authentic rice fields, culture podcasts, and gorgeous hidden laneways. Discover the small village of Ubud District, Penestanan. (10 minutes from bustling Ubud city)
Your digital guidebook will be sent via email. Price is in Australian $
Price in Australian $
approximately $17US
enjoy your unforgettable journey to ubud with hidden lanes tours
Skip the frustration visiting somewhere new - discover gems only locals know about with slow travel, ethical & interactive guides. Ubud is magical but so busy it’s hard to find the essence of Balinese culture. This is why we created this interactive guide to Penestanan, Ubud, so you can find these beautiful, local businesses and have an incredible journey.
highlights
There are two routes - one is the City Culture Walk (soon to be released), the other is the Art & Rice Field Walk.
It takes 2.5-4 hrs including stopping at our recommended spots. The directions are designed to be walked, and please note there are many stairs on both walks.
The main point is to slow down and enjoy the experience!
The self-guided tours run Mondays-Saturdays between 9:30am to 4pm. If you’d like to visit a particular spot, please check the guidebook for their opening times.
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We can confidently say, skip the official Ubud Rice Field walk and do this rice field one instead!
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Local cafe’s and shops that are run with heart and soul - that offer amazing quality food or products.
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Breathtaking laneways, in a tropical paradise.
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Learn the art of creating the Balinese offerings.
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Visit several talented artist studios and learn about Balinese and Indonesian art.
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With podcasts, suggested fun activities, Google map directions so you don’t get lost, and beautiful photography.
The best way to experience Bali is via an interactive self-guided walking tour. You get the best bits of everything - instead of walking in circles with crowds of tourists, you’ll get a guide to find hidden gems, locally run businesses, and beautiful vistas. Just follow along the route, listen to the podcasts, talk to the locals, this is a 3 hour experience curated for you. This tour supports local small businesses and artists and includes authentic rice fields, culture podcasts, and gorgeous hidden laneways. Discover the small village of Ubud District, Penestanan. (10 minutes from bustling Ubud city)
Your digital guidebook will be sent via email. Price is in Australian $
A Beautifully curated, inspiring slow travel experience
This self guided tour is designed for adventurous souls to discover beautiful scenery, art, history and experience slow travel. It can take 2.5 hours or almost a whole day, depending on how much time you spend doing each experience. You can also just do some of the route - the point is to slow down and enjoy the journey.
Slow Travel Inspired by
Korea’s
Jeju Island
Jarrod and Emma Hall, Hidden Lanes creators spent 9 years in South Korea, and during that time created video content and a slow travel guide to Korea’s Jeju Island. The journey was a walking or cycling route that included beautiful scenery, funky cafes, art galleries and nature. They made a film about the journey, that was featured in the Korean Expat Film Festival and World Bicycle Film Festival. They were inspired to make something similar for Indonesia where Emma’s family lives, as well as other slow travel vibe places in the world!