A travel day, so only light stops near your hotel. Pura Taman Saraswati is best in the evening.
Flight today: TripRai does not know your flight time, so the places after landing are tentative and optional: first allow about 2 hours for immigration, bags and the ride to your hotel, and skip them if you land late.
- BreakfastAirport breakfast in Delhi₹430
- Flight · time not providedto UbudApproximate duration: ~10 h 30 min
- LunchWarung Babi Guling Ibu OkaCheck opening hours40 m from Ubud PalaceTry the babi guling, their signature roast pork.₹315
- ~10 min from Hotel in Penestanan
- Afternoon · ~1 hUbud PalaceView on Maps
A classic royal courtyard in the town centre. See the carved gates and traditional Balinese architecture, then keep the visit short and easy on arrival day.
Nearby: Pura Taman Saraswati
Free - ~4 min walk from Ubud Palace
- Evening · ~1 hPura Taman SaraswatiView on Maps
A graceful temple with lotus ponds and a calm evening setting. Come for the architecture and a quiet stroll, and dress respectfully for a temple visit.
Nearby: Ubud Palace
Free - DinnerCafé Lotus50 m from Pura Taman SaraswatiTry the Balinese rijsttafel with local specialties.₹419
Tonight: Penestanan (Ubud) · 4★ hotel ~₹8,600–₹17,100/nightView on MapsCheck hotels · 3 nights on Klook
- Stay
- ₹12,000
- Food
- ₹1,164
- Local transport (Grab / Gojek)
- ₹2,350
- Activities
- Free
The flight is counted once, in Where the money goes.
- Delhi to Ubud flight · price in Flights above
- Home → Indira Gandhi International Airport · Airport Express Metro + Delhi Metro: ₹200 · or Uber / Ola ₹460–₹630
- Ngurah Rai International Airport → Penestanan · Grab / Gojek: ₹1,500–₹2,100
- Taxi and ride-app fares are shown as a range: they change with traffic and time of day.
Start with nasi campur or grilled chicken at a casual local warung in Ubud Centre (Ubud).
- Cash is still useful in smaller cafés and temple areas, though cards work in many larger places.
- A driver or scooter is the easiest way to link temples outside the centre.
- Dress modestly for temple visits and carry a light sarong or scarf.
- Monkeys in the forest can be bold, so keep food and loose items out of sight.