Walk through a Rice Terrace Indonesia

“You pay one set fee to enter which I was fine with and it goes to an actual organization instead of private landowners. [...] There are many walking and biking paths and we did the main one which was paved for part of it. Making it a great place for those who are traveling with older folks. Unlike the day before, we actually felt it was an authentic experience. There were people working and it was not as crowded. In fact, for most of our walk, we were the only ones making this vast place seem like our own slice of paradise.”

“Allow yourself a little bit of extra time and make the effort to walk to the other side… It does cost a couple of dollars (literally – I’d say max $5) but it is worth the experience. You walk right along the edge of the terraces amongst all the water where they plant the rice and you really get to appreciate the hard work that these people have to do to earn their $1 a day (if that!) – we actually saw a few workers doing their thing, one even helped dad recover his shoe…. He had lost his balance and stepped into, well where you aren’t suppose to stand, and this man came running accross and hopped in, recovered the shoe, washed it off and placed it back on dad’s foot – a real cinderella story haha.”

“Wow!! …Is quite excited at the first slight ,a wide and green field when arriving to the rice Terraces. Both side of the road covered by rice terrace, feel green and fresh. [...] We Follow people , Walked through the rice terrace, have some pictures. Green is good for eye. Mind healing. always is my favorite color. Look , the route actually very narrow on the field, have to concede each other while walk through and also Say Hai ! [...] The rice terrace is wide, we try to cross to another side, but we drop into mud then heading back . Lucky we wear slipper.”