The Jatiluwih Rice Terraces are a stunning agricultural landscape located in Bali, Indonesia. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, these terraces showcase traditional Balinese rice farming techniques, which have been practiced for centuries. The terraces are set against a backdrop of lush mountains and vibrant green fields, making them a popular destination for tourists and photographers. Visitors to the Jatiluwih area can explore the scenic pathways that wind through the terraces, offering breathtaking views of the rice paddies. The region is also home to local farmers who continue to cultivate rice using the subak system, a cooperative water management method that reflects the cultural heritage of Bali.