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Gypsy Lust – Best Hostel in Ubud, nestled in the heart of Ubud Village, is ideally hostel that suited for backpackers who would love to meet new people to have some fun and enjoy the good vibes. Featuring your own personal space including outdoor swimming pool, garden, rice terrace view and lounge area, our hostel will be a perfect place to stay. Gypsy Lust is designed with spacious private pods, safety lockers in all our suite dorms, air conditioned and international power outlet that will give you great atmosphere with those home comforts, so enjoy a lazy lie-in and create unforgettable memories together with us!
Our Room
Mix Dormitory Room
Female Dormitory Room
Gypsy Lust Hostel located in Ubud offers an authentic Ubud atmosphere with stunning views of rice terraces and the atmosphere of Ubud village. This is the best hostel in Ubud that provides 2 types of comfortable, clean rooms with Balinese design.
- 6-bed female dorms
- 8-bed mixed dorms
with modern style while keeping an authentic Balinese feel with local hospitality.
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Adult
Ages 17 or above
1
Children
Ages 2-16
0
Infants
Under 2
0
Gypsy Lust Feature
Free WiFii
Safety Locker
Swimming Pool
Garden
Rice Terrace View
Social Activity
To contribute the journey of self-discovery and fit into the fabric of hostel society, start the day by joining our complimentary Balinese Yoga Class
Every Wednesday and Friday at 08.30 – 09.30.
With our yoga-certified teachers, you will dive deeper into fascinating aspect of Balinese culture while improves strength, balance, and flexibility of your mind, body, and soul.
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Ubud - Bali
The town of Ubud, located in the central part of the Indonesian island of Bali, is known as a center for traditional dance and crafts. The rainforests and rice terraces that surround Ubud, along with temples and shrines, are among Bali’s most famous landscapes. There are ancient sacred sites, including the intricately carved Goa Gajah and Gunung Kawi, a shrine carved out of stone.
Ubud (Balinese script: ᬳᬸᬩᬸᬤ᭄) is a traditional village and a tourist destination located in the central region of Bali, Indonesia.
Ubud is especially famous among foreign tourists because it is located between rice fields and ravines that create beautiful natural scenery. In addition, Ubud is known for its rapidly developing and advanced arts and culture. The pulse of Ubud society cannot be separated from the arts. There are also many art galleries here, as well as music and dance performance arenas that are held every night alternately in all corners of the village.
Ubud has been famous among western tourists since the 1920s. At that time, German painter; Walter Spies and Dutch painter; Rudolf Bonnet settled there. They were assisted by Tjokorda Gde Agung Sukawati, from Puri Agung Ubud. Now their works can be seen at the Puri Lukisan Museum, Ubud.
Tourist Areas
Ubud has a very diverse tourist area, from forest tourism to water tourism spread across the Ubud area, including:
Puri Lukisan Museum
Is the first fine arts museum, managed by the private sector, in Bali. Initiated by Cokorda Gede Agung Sukawati, I Gusti Nyoman Lempad and foreign artists who settled in Ubud, Rudolf Bonnet. Established on January 31, 1956 under the auspices of the Ratna Warta Foundation, and officially opened by the Minister of Education and Culture, Muhammad Yamin.
In this museum you can enjoy the development of fine arts in Ubud, both painting and sculpture. Some works by foreign artists who worked in Ubud such as: Rudolf Bonnet, Walter Spies, Arie Smit and local maestros such as I Gusti Nyoman Lempad, I Gusti Made Deblog, Ida Bagus Made and others. Including works of art during the Pita Maha era.
Puri Agung Ubud
Puri Agung Ubud Krisnakusuma is located right in the heart of Ubud. It was the center of government of the Ubud Kingdom in ancient times, as well as a center for arts and cultural activities, which were held right in front of the palace. Puri Ubud still has a spatial layout and buildings that are maintained as they were originally. In the front yard, after the gate, there is an area called Ancak Saji. Here once a week, dance performances are held for tourists. And every day, gamelan practice is held by various music art groups in Ubud. All art activities further thicken the atmosphere of Ubud as a village with an artistic perspective.
Wanara Wana
Wanara Wana or Monkey Forest, (better known as Monkey Forest) is a sacred forest area located in the Ubud area, precisely in the Padangtegal traditional village area, Ubud. In this forest there is a herd of monkeys numbering in the hundreds, who have inhabited this area for hundreds of years. In this area there is also Pura Dalem Padangtegal, which was founded in the early 20th century. The temple has very ancient and artistic architecture and ornaments. You can also look for the holy spring under the hidden Komodo Statue, which when drunk, is believed to cure all kinds of diseases.
Rudana Museum
The Rudana Museum is an art museum located in Ubud, Bali, which was founded by Nyoman Rudana, a painting collector who also sat as a member of the Regional Representative Council (DPD) representing the Province of Bali for the 2004-2009 period and was inaugurated by President Soeharto on December 26, 1995. This museum holds more than 400 paintings and sculptures by artists, both from Bali, Indonesian artists outside Bali and works by foreign artists who make Bali their place of work. Located in one complex, stands the Rudana Fine Art Gallery which was founded in 1978 and is the forerunner to the establishment of the Rudana Museum.
Rafting
In the western part of Ubud, there is Tukad (River) Ayung. There are many water tourism activities on this river, including rafting and kayaking. There are several water tourism services that offer this service. In addition to water tourism, along the cliffs of Tukad Ayung there are also captivating natural scenery, and there are dozens of star hotels.
Other interesting places
Sukawati Art Market
Sukawati Art Market is a place where Balinese art goods are sold, making it suitable as a Balinese souvenir for keepsakes. It is located about 20 km from the heart of Denpasar. In this art market, there are hundreds of art traders gathered selling crafts, ranging from wooden statues, paintings, t-shirts, shorts, bags, sandals, and many more. The motifs are unique and typical of Bali.
Ubud Art Market
In the Ubud area, there is the Ubud Art Market or Ubud Art Market, a place that sells Balinese souvenirs. This place is one of the main tourist destinations in Bali for both domestic and foreign tourists. Fresh produce such as fruits, vegetables, poultry and local snacks can be purchased from the wet market located in the basement of the building.
Tegenungan Waterfall
Tegenungan Waterfall is a great attraction for nature lovers staying in Ubud or have neighbouring Sukawati among their sightseeing itineraries. The waterfall is halfway between Ubud and Bali’s provincial capital of Denpasar and is considered the closest natural attraction of its kind that you can reach within a half-hour drive southeast from Ubud central.
Tirta Empul
The Tirta Empul Holy Water Temple is located in the village of Manukaya, near the town of Tampaksiring, not far from Ubud, in the Gianyar Regency, the cultural heart of Bali. The temple is situated just below the Presidential Palace of Tampaksiring. Built-in 1957 by Indonesia’s first president, Soekarno, the beautifully built palace itself is an important landmark of the island and the country. Together with the Presidential Palace, the Tirta Empul Holy Water Temple provides some of the most fascinating views you will ever see.
As a petirtaan or bathing center, Tirta Empul is quite a large temple complex and it takes at least 30 minutes to an hour to explore the entire site. Just as at other temples and sacred sites around the island, you will need to put on a ‘sarong’ before entering the premises. The sarongs are available at the temple’s entrance and can be rented for a small donation.
