About Mangala Bali

Located an hour’s drive to the north of Bali’s capital Denpasar, Ubud is already internationally acknowledged for its visual arts and traditional performances, as well as exceptional arts and crafts, making it one of the most important cultural centers in Indonesia.

As ‘Best City in Asia’, according to Conde Nast Traveller’s Reader’s Choice Award 2009, not many places in the world offer a timelessness the way that Ubud does; where culture, religion and art blend together to create a certain irresistible charm that has attracted many artists and artistic figures from all over the globe for decades.

An idyllic village with breathtaking rice terraces, intoxicating sounds of gamelan music and serenity in the air, Ubud is a living photograph of traditional Balinese life, nestling amidst the bustling cosmopolitan life surrounding it. Spectacular rice fields surround Ubud, creating gentle winds that make it noticeably cooler than Denpasar or Bali’s beachside locations.

In more recent years, Ubud has also become the culinary capital of Bali replete with world-class restaurants, cafes and local eateries, as well as spas, galleries, palaces and temples most clustered close to the main crossroads. Neighboring villages offer exquisite artistry such as weaving, woodcarving, shadow puppets and village crafts.

The main palace is located in the center of Ubud, opposite the town market and village theatre where nightly traditional dance performances are held. As well as opportunities for cultural study, Ubud is also a renowned destination to observe and participate in the many Hindu Balinese ceremonies that take place on almost a daily basis.

Development of the accommodation business is currently growth in Bali and Ubud in particular. Visitors from foreign and domestic Starting to choose Bali to spend their vacation after the covid pandemic hit for the last two years.