Ubud and central Bali
Ubud (8°31’ S 115°16’ E) is a city in south-central Bali, it is considered a cultural central of the island and is the most northern place most tourist go and thus the most northern place where you can use Grab.
Ubud Palace (8°30’24″ S 115°15’46″ E)
Tegalalang Rice Terrace (8°25’57″ S 115°16’46″ E)
Goa Raja waterfall (8°26’31″ S 115°22’27″ E)
Yeh Bulan waterfall (8°26’59″ S 115°22’28″ E)
Dedari waterfall (8°30’02″ S 115°21’24″ E)
Suwat waterfall (8°29’11″ S 115°19’05″ E)
Taman Pecampuhan Sala Temple (8°27’05″ S 115°19’37″ E)
Penglipuran traditional village (8°25’18″ S 115°21’34″ E)
Kanto Lampo waterfall (8°31′55″S 115°19′58″E)
Krisik waterfall (8°27′27″S 115°23′16″E)
Goa Giri Campuhan waterfall (8°27′50″S 115°23′19″E)
Klungkung Palace (8°32′08″S 115°24′12″E)
Tirta Gangga (8°24′45″S 115°35′14″E)
Taman Ujung (8°27′52″S 115°37′51″E)
Goa Rang Reng waterfall (8°30′56″S 115°19′53″E)
Tibumana waterfall (8°30′25″S 115°19′59″E)