Experience one of Bali’s most exhilarating and scenic attractions with this unforgettable zipline rice terrace adventure at Uma Ceking. Tucked in the heart of Tegallalang, Uma Ceking is known for its panoramic layers of emerald rice fields and deep cultural roots. What makes this destination extraordinary is the chance to soar high above the terraces on a zipline that delivers both heart-pounding excitement and jaw-dropping views.

This experience, offered by Gorilla Adventure Bali, is a perfect blend of thrill and tranquility. Whether you’re a couple looking for a romantic ride, a solo adventurer chasing unforgettable moments, or a family seeking something unique, this zipline ride delivers memories that last a lifetime.

The Mythical Origins of Zipline in Uma Ceking

The story of ziplining in Uma Ceking is more than just tourism. It traces back to Bali’s spiritual past, where similar suspended lines were used in rituals and festivals to symbolize a divine connection between people and nature. Inspired by these ancient customs, today’s zipline at Uma Ceking lets visitors experience that same sense of connection — only now, it comes with adrenaline and sweeping aerial views.

Soar Above the Tegallalang Rice Terraces

After a brief safety introduction, you’ll be securely harnessed and ready to take flight. As you zip across the rice terrace from one end of the valley to the other, the world beneath you transforms into a living painting. Lush greenery, tall coconut palms, and intricately carved irrigation systems — all glide past your eyes in one thrilling moment of flight. This is more than just a zipline; it’s a bird’s eye view of Bali’s agricultural heritage.

Photo Moments and Leisure Time

Once you’ve completed your ride, you’ll have time to explore the area, take stunning photos, or simply sip on a cold coconut while admiring the landscape from one of the viewpoint platforms. Don’t forget to walk down through the rice fields for a closer look at the unique subak irrigation system that makes Tegallalang one of Bali’s most iconic farming regions.