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Ubud Writers & Readers Festival, Ubud Food Festival, dan Bali Emerging Writers Festival adalah tiga festival favorit di Pulau Bali. Festival-festival berkelas dunia ini selalu berhasil mendatangkan ribuan pengunjung setiap …
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Few places in the world are a more beautiful setting for a food festival than Ubud’s Taman Kuliner, a mixture of umbrella-laden, bean-bag strewn grassy lawns and lantern-lit walkways leading …
Ubud Food Festival is world-class culinary event that showcases Indonesia’s diverse cuisine, innovative chefs and extraordinary local produce.
Uniting some of Indonesia’s leading culinary figures leading, international restaurateurs helping to shape the archipelago’s foodie landscape and industry heavyweights, Ubud Food Festival is rich in food mythology, authenticity and of course, taste.
Cooking Demonstrations are one hour demonstrations of a chef's technical prowess and culinary passion, all dished up with a healthy dose of charm. There are five per day, across each of the three days of the Festival.
With Ubud Food Festival bringing together some of the greatest culinary names from across the archipelago and beyond, sometimes the main program just isn't enough! Join the biggest Chefs from our line-up as they put their best plate forward for your personal tasting pleasure.
Want to learn from the hands of the culinary greats themselves? Don't miss out on our Workshop and Cooking Masterclass sessions, your chance to take an intimate learning journey with the chefs and culinary artisans you admire.
We know budgets are varied, so we’re dedicated to providing a huge range of free events, from our in-depth Food Forum series to night markets, film screenings, book launches and more. No need to buy a ticket, just bring yourself, and your appetite of course!
Ubud is home to a wide range of accommodation options, from cheap and cheerful Balinese bungalows to five-star resorts nestled amongst Ubud’s expansive rice fields and mountainous ridges. To help you get settled in, here are some of our top picks.
Understanding the lay of the land in Ubud can be confusing, with many side-streets and laneways that are bound to lead to adventure (and a tasty meal). Use our helpful 2016 Ubud Food Festival map to guide your tongue.
Ubud is often regarded as Bali’s cultural and artistic capital. What seems to most outsiders like one small town, Ubud actually consists of fourteen villages, each run by its own banjar, or village committee. Throughout Ubud are some remarkable places to eat, drink, learn and explore, all amongst a general feeling of peace and well-being.
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