Jatiluwih Rice Terraces

Carlie Mitchell

in the last week

This was my second visit to Jatiluwih in 2 years and it is still as eye opening as the first time round. There are some great walks through the terraces, where you will pass friendly cows, straw art and locals selling edible goods. Beside some minor hills, the walk is suitable for all ages.

Zackarias Elkhalil

a week ago

The BEST rice terrace I've visited. So beautiful. Amazing! And the surrounding mountains with the clouds passing through them is breathtaking. You will enjoy your time here!

swt swt

a month ago

Its beauty is simply beyond words. Such greenery n scenic wonder that makes one feel in heaven actually. We had gone there with a guide ,so didn't lose our way.Though a map is there at entrance,from which u may decide..which path u wish to take.Still if u are not good at finding ways,better take a guide.We tried their chips also, that were available,on the way into terraces.Nice. We took maximum pics here at Jatiluwih,then any other place.Every scenery seemed so much worth. Must visit !

Miguel Martinez

in the last week

Amazing atmosphere! This is a must. 40k entrance fee + 5k car. Restrooms free of charge available there. Also a few restaurants/bars with nice views over the rice plantations. We only spent 1 hour there as we had a full schedule for the day: thats a mistake. Spend +2 hours there late afternoon walking around and enjoying the atmosphere. There are different pathways you can enjoy

Vilma Vega

a month ago

Absolutely beautiful. It takes around 30 minutes to walk around. There is also a restaurant where you can share a meal or a drink while looking at the rice fields. If you go by car the entrance fee per car is $150,000 Indonesian Rupiah and the access for the rice fields is $40,000 Indonesian Rupiah. I guess price might vary.