Penglipuran Village (Desa Penglipuran) Tours and Tickets
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Penglipuran Village (Desa Penglipuran)

A Penglipuran tour is a must for photographers and fans of traditional architecture.
It’s possible to stay overnight in a traditional homestay in village houses. Private guides can help you arrange this.
The bamboo forest next to Penglipuran is sacred. When visiting the forest, dress modestly, with shoulders and thighs covered.
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Admission to Penglipuran Village is 50,000 rupiah for adults and 30,000 rupiah for kids. The best way to visit is by joining a tour that includes transportation. Tours that stop at the village start from US$22 per person, while private tours begin around US$30.
Penglipuran Village is located about a 50-minute drive from Ubud or a 90-minute drive from Kuta. While you can drive yourself, visiting independently is not an ideal way to immerse yourself in village life. Instead, opt for a tour that includes both guide services and transportation to and from the village.
Yes, photography is allowed at Penglipuran Village, and it’s a wonderful place to take pictures of traditional architecture and scenery. However, some residents may not feel comfortable being photographed. Always ask permission before photographing anyone, and check with your guide about protocols for taking photos where people might be in the background.
The cultural practices you see at Penglipuran Village depend on when you go and whether you go alone or with a guide. There are often ceremonies around full moons and during other festivals, but it’s not appropriate to simply show up to certain ceremonies. Instead, go with a guide who can advise on what is appropriate.
Yes, visiting Penglipuran Village is worth it if you’re interested in Balinese culture. It's a great place to observe and learn about Balinese design and architecture, and to gain insight into the belief system of the Bali Aga people who live here.














































































































































