Top Ubud Museums

Head to the silversmithing village of Celuk, not far from Ubud, for a truly intimate hands-on jewelry making class—with a maximum of four travelers to your tutor. Whether you're thinking of starting your own jewelry business or just want to create the perfect Bali souvenir, you'll pick up tips, tricks, and techniques. You'll leave with a beautiful piece of your own design and receive photos of your experience too.

Batik—hand-painted fabric—is a vital part of Indonesian culture. Discover how it works and create your very own piece of colorful fabric art, the perfect souvenir, in a charming studio outside Ubud. After sketching out your design, draw it on the fabric in hot wax, allowing you to apply dye to selected areas only: when the wax is washed off, the outline will remain in the original color.

Guarantee you entry to ARMA, home to one of Indonesia’s most prestigious collections of art, by booking your admission ticket in advance. As well as enjoying the flexibility to explore the museum at your own pace, you’ll receive a free hot drink upon redemption of your ticket. A must for art lovers in Ubud, the collection ranges from traditional Batik paintings to contemporary masterpieces.

Ubud is Bali’s spiritual center. Discover it on this powerful spiritual journey, with a water purification blessing ritual at Mengening Temple followed by a healing massage and a yogic meditation. You’ll also enjoy free time by the pool and a healthy lunch—numbers are capped at just five travelers, ensuring an intimate experience.

Ubud’s sacred energies are rich and ancient. Experience them in an intimate group no larger than eight on this powerful and enriching spiritual journey. Begin with a water purification ritual at peaceful and less-visited Mengening Temple, then eat breakfast at a beautiful restaurant. After this, visit a traditional healer who usually serves only local people and benefit from her wisdom with your guide as translator.