Published on October 6, 2025
Once again, Bali Jatiluwih riding breeds have achieved international recognition. The rice terraces, for which Jatiluwih is famous, are now a candidate in the renowned green destinations of the top 100-stick works for 2025, an award for the most environmentally friendly tourist resorts worldwide. The award was awarded and unveiled on September 30, 2023 as part of an international prize function in Montpellier, France.
The story has made the Jatiluwih -Treister breeds, which in the middle of the Jatiluwih area of Balis Tabanan Regency, an estimated icon of the beautiful hill and Balis, rich agricultural heritage. This region has many hills, and everyone resembles a huge staircase, every step is a rice field, and each field is part of the beautiful terrace of the rice paddies. These rice paddies are beautiful, but are worldwide and have sustainable tourism and environmentally friendly practices.
Global Citizenship Award for sustainable tourism.
The Balinese village of Jatiluwih, which covers over 2620 hectares of rice paddies. Image: Pita Muliati
The Green Destinations Foundation gives the most sustainable goals and tourism worldwide and distinguishes the most ecological and most durable tourism locations around the world. In the case of the Jatiluwih with over 6000 addresses in 60 different counties, it is very honored to practice effective and sustainable guidelines.
This is also the reason for the addition of Indonesia to the most desirable list of this year. With this award, Bali shows his relentless commitment to achieve natural beauty and responsible tourism for which he is positioned. Since travelers want to experience the beauty of Bali most responsible with a lower risk, this is the reason for the still growing reputation and the commitment to protect the natural beauty of Bali.
Like the JaTiluwih-Treister terraces attract eco-tourists
While the visitors of Jatiluwih look at its huge landscapes, which are woven in the wall carpet of the traditional Bali culture, it is the skillful agriculture of the magnificent Balinese riding breeds, which these brilliant emerald fields, which they see, is irrigated in every guideline, Ballroom level extends like a spectacular, lively, lively. This rich culture of Balinese agriculture is the backbone of the food of the Jatiluwih riding breeds, which is finely developed with the Subak system with the widespread recognition of the UNESCO Fein. This system is a sophisticated, multi-channel irrigation technology that facilitates the effective and maximum advantageous assignment and use of water in a Terry agriculture.
The culture of Balinese rice connection was honored and recognized with the coveted UNESCO status for cash plants such as rice cultivation in the region. This cultivation breeding has repeatedly influenced the regional identity of the Jatiluwih riding breeds. Tourists can run, jog and race on renowned ÖKO trackways that follow the contours of these breathtaking terraces. There are many jogging, walking and running tours that allow visitors to better appreciate the picturesque landscape. In Bali, Jatiluwih is one of the few places where ecotourism, agritourism and rich culture are masterfully from Jatiluwih terraces, which serve as cornerstones of maintaining rural existence-intelligent.
The terraces are also an example of how tourism can pay for local communities positively, since turmeric farmers and maintenance workers of the field maintenance as well as those who support the tourism industry are positively affected. The provincial government from Bali also motivates and supports the responsible tourism, so that the natural beauty that attracts tourists is preserved for the enjoyment of future generations.
Apart from its sustainable agricultural techniques, the Jatiluwih frames are also one of the most important landmarks of Bali's cultural landscape. The landscape of arable land makes JaTiluwih together with its historical and mentally important features a must for tourists who want to understand the island's customs and traditions. Many of the tourists are taken to the nearby villages to see farmers and appreciate some aspects of traditional Balinese culture.
The Jatiluwih -Treister breeds also show the basic relationship between the island and nature, an essential part of the cultural and religious landscape of the island. Sustainable tourism practices such as environmental representatives, with tourists being encouraged to minimize their footprints and constructive employment with local economies, are well established. This sustainability helps Bali to keep his reputation as one of the best eco-tourism centers in the world.
Jatiluwih rice terrace appreciation and its effects
Jatiluwih -Treister breeds, which are one of the 100 best sustainable goals of the world, are likely to bring several changes to the area, including more economical and ecological. Local companies and farmers would benefit if more visitors flock to the site, and there would be a new investment of the tourism income to maintain the culture of the region and the ecosystem.
This is the other important advantage. It is intended to promote the cause of Bany's legacy. This applies in particular to the need to contain Jatiluwih, so far the most critical concern in u. Jatiluwih riding breeds are probably Balis paradise. Since more and more people accept their fall, Bali is increasingly needing dependence on his success. However, these Bali deliveries are balanced Bali deliveries. Bali delivers Bali.
Jatiluwih Rice Terrace is open all year round and still offers the best prospects in the dry months between April and October. The website is also about an hour from Ubud and is accessible with the automotive or organized excursion. Tourists with interest in local agriculture and agriculture can also choose an option of relaxed walks on the terraces.
Diploma
As mentioned earlier, the Jatiluwih -Treister breeds are part of the selected list of goals that the 100 sustainable goals have admitted, and are reminiscent of everyone who promotes the importance of Balis culture and care for the coming nations. The terraces have a strong piece of history about their high position of eco-tourism, and the same applies to the Jatiluwih freemasses beyond Bali. Together with the sustainable tourism that Bali has offered, these terraces will serve as an essential part of the island as one of the ECO tourism hotspots.
