Local Villages

See the Everyday Side of Bali

Some of the most memorable parts of Bali are found outside the major attractions.

Visiting local villages gives you the opportunity to see traditional architecture, family compounds, crafts, agriculture, temples, and everyday community life more closely.

Each village has its own character, making this a good experience for guests who want to understand more about how culture is carried through daily life.

Places to Explore

Mas Village

Located in the Ubud area, Mas has long been associated with Balinese wood carving. Visitors can see galleries, workshops, traditional surroundings, and the craftsmanship that has been passed through generations of local artists.

Celuk Village

Celuk is widely known as a centre for Balinese silver and gold craftsmanship. Exploring the village offers a chance to see another side of Bali’s long artistic tradition and the detailed work created by local craftspeople.

Penglipuran Village

Located in Bangli, Penglipuran is a traditional village known for its distinctive layout, traditional architecture, local customs, and bamboo forest. The village continues to preserve community traditions and traditional spatial planning.

What You Can Experience

• Traditional village life
• Local architecture
• Wood carving and craftsmanship
• Silverwork
• Family compounds
• Local traditions
• Village landscapes

Best For: Ideal for guests who want to see more than Bali’s main attractions and are interested in local communities, traditional craftsmanship, and everyday life.