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The Weather in Ubud
This is the climate diagram for Ubud. During November, maximum temperatures climb above 32°. September is the coolest month, with the average minimum temperature falling to 23°. The rainiest month is January, while the driest month is October.
Accommodation options in Ubud
Holidaymakers hoping to find private rooms in Ubud can find many different options, since this is the most prevalent property type there. Private rooms here have a median price £41 a night as well as an average size of 21 m². Furthermore, if you're going in a group of 2, private rooms are most likely an excellent accommodation type in Ubud, as they can usually accommodate 2 guests. You can also consider other accommodation options in Ubud. For example, hotel rooms are another popular type of accommodation in Ubud, with 1,085 on offer. Hotel rooms in Ubud are 39 m² on average, with prices averaging £78 per night.
Holiday villas on the "island of Gods" in Ubud, Bali
Ubud accommodation are mostly Joglos, a traditional semi-open wooden home. The joglos are mainly coming from the nearby island of Java and offer wide and open air spaces.
Food & Drink
Eating in Bali
Indonesians will eat the same meal for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The national dish, nasi goreng, is a fried rice served with vegetables, peanut sauce and chicken or seafood.
Visit the Three Monkeys for the best nasi goreng and views over the rice paddies. The Balinese eat their food spicy so make sure to ask your waiter for the spiciness of your dish when ordering.
Local Attractions
Ubud and its temples
A must-visit in Ubud is The Monkey Forest, a protected rainforest with more than 600 wild monkeys and four Hindu temples. Visit Pura Tirta Empul, most commonly called the Holy Spring Waters Temple, where you can purify yourself in 12 holy waters as per the Hindu tradition. You will have to wear long trousers or a sarong on top of your clothes to enter any temple in Ubud.
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