When visiting Kajeng Rice Fields, wear comfortable footwear, especially if you plan to walk through the paddies. The paths can be uneven or muddy, depending on the weather, so be prepared for a bit of a rustic experience. Although the rice fields are free to visit, it’s customary to give a small donation to support the local community. While walking, remember to respect the farmers working in the fields and avoid disturbing them or their crops. The best time to visit is early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat and enjoy the beautiful lighting for photos. Bring some water along, as there are no shops or amenities on-site.

Kajeng Rice Fields are located just a 10-15 minute walk from the center of Ubud, making them easily accessible for visitors staying in Ubud’s main areas. From the Ubud Palace or the Ubud Market, you can take a pleasant walk through the town’s quieter streets to reach the rice fields. If you prefer, you can also hire a scooter or take a short taxi ride to the area. Once you’re near the rice paddies, you’ll find clear signs pointing you toward the walking path through the fields. It’s a peaceful journey that allows you to appreciate the local surroundings on foot.

The best times to visit Kajeng Rice Fields are early in the morning or late in the afternoon when the temperatures are cooler and the light is perfect for photos. Early mornings offer a serene atmosphere, with mist often hovering over the fields, creating a peaceful and ethereal experience. Late afternoons bring warm, golden light ideal for capturing the natural beauty of the landscape. It’s best to avoid midday visits, as the sun can be intense and the rice fields can get hot. The dry season (April to October) is particularly lovely for a visit, but the rice fields are beautiful year-round.

Kajeng Rice Fields make for a relaxing day trip that can easily be combined with other nearby attractions in Ubud. After your visit to the rice fields, you can explore the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, located just a short drive away, or head to the nearby Campuhan Ridge Walk, which offers scenic views of Ubud’s hills and valleys. You can also visit Ubud Palace and Ubud Market, where you can shop for local arts and crafts, or check out some of Ubud’s art galleries. With its proximity to other Ubud attractions, Kajeng Rice Fields provide a calm and scenic start to a day of cultural exploration in the area.