Rice Farming and Bali Village Life

Rice farming is the lifeblood of Bali’s villages, shaping not just the island’s lush landscapes, but its very cultural identity. Across the island’s verdant terraces, farmers uphold centuries-old traditions, working in harmony with the land to cultivate their vital crop. Yet, there’s more to this practice than meets the eye. Woven into the rhythms of sowing and reaping are the threads of community, as villagers gather to share knowledge, celebrate harvests, and preserve the customs that have defined Bali’s agrarian heritage for generations. Uncover the layers behind this enduring way of life, and you’ll discover a profound connection between people and place that lies at the heart of Bali’s unique charm.

Key Points

1. Immersive 8-hour tour offering hands-on experience in traditional rice farming techniques and Balinese cultural practices like offerings and bamboo weaving.
2. Guided visit to Tegenungan Waterfall and engagement with local community to understand Bali’s agrarian heritage.
3. Limited group size of 5 for personalized cultural exchange and deep appreciation of Balinese agricultural and cultural traditions.
4. Inclusions cover transportation, guided tours, cultural experiences, and entrance tickets, while food and alcoholic drinks are excluded.
5. Flexible reservation and cancellation policy with free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity.

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Activity Overview

The activity "Rice Farming and Bali Village Life" offers participants a unique opportunity to enjoy the traditional agricultural practices and village life of Bali.

Priced from $35.45 per person, the 8-hour experience includes a guided tour of Tegenungan Waterfall, hands-on engagement in rice farming and village activities like making Balinese offerings and bamboo weaving.

With a limited group size of 5, visitors can enjoy a personalized cultural exchange. The activity is suitable for most guests, except those with specific health conditions or age restrictions.

Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance makes it easy to plan. This tour provides an authentic glimpse into Bali’s agrarian heritage.

Itinerary and Highlights

Pickup locations for the "Rice Farming and Bali Village Life" experience include Denpasar’s Ngurah Rai International Airport and the Wisata Edukasi Subak Teba Majalangu site.

The itinerary includes:

1. A guided tour of the Tegenungan Waterfall for 1 hour.
2. A 2-hour hands-on experience in rice farming and village activities.
3. Making Balinese offerings.
4. Engaging in bamboo weaving (Klatkat).

Guests will be dropped off at the same locations as pickup.

This cultural experience allows visitors to enjoy traditional farming techniques and connect with the local community to understand Bali’s agrarian heritage.

Pickup Locations

Two pickup locations are offered for the "Rice Farming and Bali Village Life" experience – Denpasar’s Ngurah Rai International Airport and the Wisata Edukasi Subak Teba Majalangu site.

Participants can choose the most convenient pickup point. The airport option is ideal for those arriving in Bali, while the Wisata Edukasi Subak Teba Majalangu site suits those already in the area.

Regardless of the pickup location, the tour will transport guests to the various activity sites and return them to their original pickup point at the end of the day.

Cultural Experience

One of the key highlights of the "Rice Farming and Bali Village Life" experience is the immersive cultural engagement.

Participants have the opportunity to:

1. Engage in traditional farming techniques, including planting and harvesting rice.
2. Immerse in local culture and connect with the community to understand Bali’s agrarian heritage.
3. Make Balinese offerings, a meaningful cultural practice.
4. Learn the art of bamboo weaving (Klatkat), a traditional handicraft.

This hands-on experience allows visitors to deeply appreciate the deep-rooted agricultural and cultural traditions that have sustained the Balinese way of life for generations.

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Inclusions and Exclusions

The tour includes transportation, guided tours, cultural experiences, mineral water, and entrance tickets. However, it excludes food and other expenses, including alcoholic drinks, as well as gratuities.

Includes	Excludes
Transportation	Food and other expenses
Guided tours	Alcoholic drinks
Cultural experiences	Gratuities
Mineral water
Entrance ticket

It’s important to note that this tour is not suitable for certain groups, such as people with diabetes, babies under 1 year, and those over 95 or 70 years of age. Participants are advised to bring appropriate attire and accessories, and certain items and behaviors are not permitted during the tour.

Important Information

Certain restrictions apply to participants of this tour.

Not suitable for people with diabetes, babies under 1 year, individuals over 95 years, or those over 70 years.

Guests are encouraged to bring:

1. Towel

2. Flip-flops

3. Beachwear

4. No pets, alcohol, drugs, or alcoholic drinks allowed in the vehicle.

Party groups are also not permitted.

For pickup, travelers should wait in the hotel lobby 10 minutes before the scheduled time, as the driver will hold a sign with the guest’s last name.

Reservation and Cancellation

Visitors can easily reserve this experience through the online platform, paying later if desired. The activity offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, providing flexibility for travelers. The table below outlines the reservation and cancellation policy in detail:

	Reservation	Cancellation
Process	Reserve now, pay later	Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance
Refund	Secure booking with no upfront payment	Full refund for cancellations within 24 hours
Deadline	Reserve at any time	Cancel by 24 hours before the activity

This user-friendly approach ensures a seamless booking experience and peace of mind for participants.

Group Size and Duration

This experience is limited to 5 participants, ensuring a more intimate and personalized adventure.

The 8-hour duration provides ample time to learn about the local culture and activities.

Highlights include:

1. Guided tour of the stunning Tegenungan Waterfall, a natural wonder.
2. Hands-on experience in traditional rice farming techniques.
3. Making Balinese offerings, a meaningful cultural engagement.
4. Bamboo weaving (Klatkat), a chance to learn a local handicraft.

With a small group size and a comprehensive itinerary, this tour offers an authentic and enriching glimpse into the agrarian heart of Bali.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Typical Weather During This Activity?

The weather is typically warm and humid, with temperatures around 30°C (86°F). Occasional rain showers may occur, so participants should come prepared with lightweight, breathable clothing and rain protection.

Are There Any Dietary Restrictions or Allergies Accommodated?

The activity provides some dietary accommodations. Participants with diabetes are not suitable for the activity, but the provider can accommodate other dietary restrictions or allergies if notified in advance. Food and drinks are not included in the tour.

Can I Take Photographs or Videos During the Experience?

Yes, participants are allowed to take photographs and videos throughout the experience. However, they should be respectful of the local community and avoid disrupting the cultural activities.

Is There an Option to Extend or Customize the Tour?

Yes, the activity allows participants to extend or customize the tour. Guests can request additional activities or longer durations by contacting the tour operator in advance, subject to availability and additional fees.

What Is the Level of Physical Activity Involved in This Experience?

The activities on this tour involve a moderate level of physical exertion, including walking, standing, and participating in traditional farming tasks like planting and harvesting rice. Guests should be reasonably fit to fully engage in the experience.

Recap

Rice farming is the heart of Bali’s cultural identity, intricately woven into the island’s community life. Visitors can enjoy this centuries-old tradition, witnessing the harmonious relationship between nature and the local people. Through this experience, they’ll gain a deeper appreciation for Bali’s rich agrarian heritage and the enduring traditions that define its unique village way of life.

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