UBUD
14 Tours Reviewed
That first ingredient list hooks you fast. This Gianyar Market + cooking class turns Balinese cooking into something you can actually repeat at home, not just watch. I like the way you get hands-on guidance from Kadek and Putu (from…
Cooking in Ubud is more than just dinner. This Ubud class is built like a smart food scavenger hunt: you start at the morning market, pick ingredients, then head to the kitchen to learn the Balinese sauces and pastes that…
Night markets in Ubud have a secret sauce. This 6pm walk-and-eat tour guides you through a local market, gives menu help for unfamiliar labels, and explains Balinese food culture tied to Megibung. I love how the guide handles the hard…
Balinese cooking starts with a spicy plan. This Ubud market-and-cooking experience is built around real food skills, from a morning market stop (for morning classes) to cooking 9 Balinese recipes with Wayan Aris and family. You’ll also see how offerings…
One day in Bali, three totally different moods. This private Ubud highlights plus night market tour strings together jungle water, sacred Hindu sights, rice-terrace views, and then ends with street-food-style dinner. I really like how the plan keeps moving without…
Monkey swings, rice views, and real food. This day tour strings together Ubud’s biggest nature-and-culture hits with enough time at each stop to actually enjoy them, not just stamp a ticket. I especially love the way the day mixes sacred…
Ubud hits fast on this route. This half-day tour stacks nature + culture in a tight schedule, starting at 9:00 am with pickup and ending back at your hotel. You’ll get up close to the macaques at Sacred Monkey Forest,…
Four Ubud stops, one smooth day. This short tour is interesting because it moves you around with private hotel transfers (no waiting around for other people), and admission tickets are built into the price for Monkey Forest, Ubud Palace, the…
Night markets make Ubud feel like a different town. This Bali food tour sends you toward where people actually eat after dark, with a guide who helps you order, try, and understand what you’re tasting. I especially like the local…
Your morning gets a flavor upgrade. This Balinese Cooking Class in Ubud pairs a guided traditional market tour with hands-on cooking in a traditional compound home. I especially like how you learn spice technique the Balinese way, including stone mortar…
A cooking class that starts with your shopping. This Ubud experience pairs a hands-on Balinese cooking session with an ingredient hunt in the local market, then hands you the knife and the pan. I like that it’s step-by-step family-recipe style…
Your morning starts with market smells. This private tour takes you to Pejeng Market at 7am, where Putu guides you through seasonal produce and spices before you cook together at her family home. I like how it’s practical, not showy:…
Curry, spices, and fresh fruit sounds like a plan. This Ubud experience mixes a traditional morning market stop with a hands-on cooking class led by local chefs like Wayan and Dewa. You’ll start by choosing ingredients, then continue to the…
A Balinese cooking class, but with context. This one pairs market shopping with hands-on cooking, so you understand why each dish tastes the way it does. Two things I like a lot: you cook at least 9 recipes (not just…
