Extremely beautiful even after a light rain. Slightly muddy but still able to mitigate. It is very humid and sweaty so prepare towel & water if you intend to climb to the other side. I took a leap of faith & tried the swing! I did not regret it at all.

This is a great place to visit to see the rice terrace. We hired a driver for the day and this was about a 2.5 hr drive. There is a cost to enter, I can’t remember how much but no more than 75k. There are many swings zip line you can go on at a cost for those looking to add to their instagram collection. It worth a visit and although a bit touristy done let that put you off.

The place has changed so much over the yEArs and restaurants, cafes are all along the road leading to the terraces. Hundreds of tourists if not thoudands are coming everyday. Everything feel so commercial and there is even an entrance fee now. However, if you get there at 7am, you will get one hour of calm in what is still an exceptional place before the madness starts.

Worth a visit but be prepared for the over-touristy sections. A lot of people are there just for the swings and Instagram photos which does get as bit annoying when they take over the paths. If you want a more authentic experience i would recommend finding another rice terrace to visit

The views and sheer size of the rice paddies were breathtaking. It was amazing to see how rice, such a global staple food, is made. They don't offer guides to educate you on this process but typically your driver can share a good amount of knowledge. They offer swing photos here - both single swing and couple swings are available - IDR200 for a single swing or IDR400 for a couple swing. Dresses are also available to rent at IDR100. If you do want a swing photo, recommend doing it here rather than the Aloha Swing. The views are so much more beautiful here and the service/safety is better too.

There is an entry ticket of 25000 ibr and one has to be ready to climb mighty steps to get at bottom and brave ones continue to other end of rice terraces for more views an a cafe. This place should be good early morning or post lunch with minimal sun as otherwise heat makes climb more dexterous. There are shops for water and refreshments and swing / photo spots which charges 50-100k idr for photo ops.

The rice terrace is really scenic, verdant and a pleasant place to spend about an hour. I've heard that this place can get quite busy so we explored it at around 9am one day and pretty much had it to ourselves. I can imagine that the steps (both down and up the hill) may not be easy for everyone so comfortable footwear is advised. There probably isn't that much to do here, except for taking in the beautiful views and snapping some pics

We went to the Tegalalang Rice Paddies on a Monday, we were charged an entrance fee of 25,000 IDR each which allowed us to explore all paddies. We did the trekking and enjoyed it. It was quite adventurous and not always well marked. Only a couple of intersection were marked, the path wasn’t always that obvious and it was definitely not clear of obstacles. Given they’re charging you an entrance fee for it, I’d at least expect the pathway to be cleared.

Our entry was 50,000 each and upon entering the view is breathtaking. It really is something special which I think deserves to be seen. The main terrace is littered with swings and people taking photos which is fine. We ventured down into the rice terrace and wandered up to the top of the opposite side. We sat and enjoyed a coconut for 30,000 and explored a bit more and found the entrance to the adjacent coffee plantation. It was lovely wandering around but we really just enjoyed sitting and taking in the view. The same could have been done for price of a coffee from one of the nearby coffee shops which look over the terrace. We didn’t encounter any workers wanting donations. We came across one checkpoint which was a donation bucket and we were happy to leave a small donation here. Overall, a nice place, probably worth paying entry to be able to walk around and have a look the first time but in future I might just buy a coffee and sit at the top and take it all in.

This place is absolutely stunning. They offer zip lining, swing photos, and other photographic opportunities. You can also walk through the rice terrace and it is really fun and pleasing to the eye. They have couple of restaurants on site. When you buy for swing photo, make sure you specify that it is the big swing that actually swings. The photos you get here will be absolutely stunning. Majority of people I saw coming here had full make up and unique dresses. The reason for that is that they are looking to take their photos on the swing. If it is raining, do not buy the ticket as you will not be able to walk the place. I highly recommend this place. It is worth the cost.