Batubulan is an artistic countryside in west part of Gianyar regency. The identity and image as an art village, Batubulan has been famous in Indonesia and all over the world.

• Reach the village at 9:00am so that you can catch their traditional Barong dance.
• On arrival, you are given a piece of paper in English (other languages available) explaining the dance, basically a contest of good versus evil.
• The show lasts about an hour and there is a chance to go on stage afterwards to have photographs taken with actors/costumes.

Satria Agrowisata is a coffee plantation where you can try and buy coffees, chocolates and teas. The place also sells luwak coffee.

• Upon entering you will see various plantations such as coffee tree, cocoa plant and tobacco plant etc.
• Then you will find the famous kopi luwak beans on display and the locked up luwak.
• You will be given a variety of coffee and tea to try. You can also order a cup of kopi luwak at Rp50,000.
• You can also buy some of there products before you leave for souvenirs but it can be a little bit pricey.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace is sometimes to be icon of agriculture tourism for Bali and Ubud where now it was quickly developing into famous tourist destination.

• Tegalalang is the best place in the area to view and take photos of the terraces.
• There are many art galleries and cafes near the ledge offering panoramic views of the terraces, perfect for spending an afternoon drawing or painting.
• From here, you can visit the Tegalalang village and take any photos you want.
• If you want to hike further into the village, it's best to travel with a guide. They can help you hike among the terraces.