Payangan is a hilly province in Bali that is most known for its stunning views. Out of every resort in Ubud Bali, those in Payangan arguably has the best view if you are one looking for lush greenery and dew drenched canopies as you wake up in the morning.
The best way to explore the jungle tracks and winding pathways of Panyang is through a quad bike tour. If you are not afraid of a bit of mud, dust, and getting downright dirty in the rich wet soil of this tropical paradise, get yourself a quad bike and set off on your greatest adventure yet. There are experts on hand to help you through, and you will feel a sense of empowerment as you throttle the bike through the rough terrain. You could also take the leisurely way through Payangan and explore the culture and the history of the area with a local guide or a guided tour. There are tours extending from a few hours to a full day. So depending on the amount of time you have at hand, you can decide what to opt for. While all these activities are quite alluring, the best thing about Payangan is its close proximity to popular resorts like Alila Ubud. Thus, you can be within the secluded serenity of Payangan in less than an hour from the touristy Ubud, and make your way through the hills. The terrain may be treacherous to those unaccustomed, but it is easy to get used to. A few minutes into a trek, you would not feel alienated at all, but one with the wind and trees around you. If possible, try to make it a full day outing and carry a picnic lunch with you so that you need not return until the sun has set, and has plenty of time to seek the secrets of Payangan.
Fritzjames Stephen is a travel writer, who writes content based on the myriad of experiences and indulgences that the world has to offer travellers across all walks of life.
Related posts
HOT TOPICS
Archives
Categories
- Activities (939)
- Adventures (166)
- Dining (96)
- Events & Festivals (98)
- Kids Pools (49)
- Playgrounds (47)
- Restaurants (60)
- Theme Parks (48)
- Destinations (2,164)
- Family Travel Tips (823)