HANDS-ON COOKING · FARM COOKING CLASSES IN INDONESIA
Everything worth an apron here, in one place: 14 farm cooking classes in Indonesia with prices, running times and the traveller verdict on each.
Cook six Balinese dishes, visit a morning market, pick farm-fresh ingredients, and enjoy a practical Ubud food experience for $32.
“Everything was fantastic! Our 20-year-old teacher was incredible. I don’t want to miswrite his name. He taught us so much. Would definitely do this again”
Learn Balinese cooking, shop a local market, visit a rice plantation, and share a seven-dish feast in Laplapan near Ubud.
“We had an incredible time at Paon Bali Cooking Class in Ubud! As a group of four friends, we were warmly welcomed and guided through a fun and hands-on cooking experience. Mamma Puspa was the highlight — informative, funny, and full of personality. She made the class engaging and entertaining from start to finish. We learned to cook delicious traditional Balinese dishes using fresh, local ingredients. What made it truly unforgettable was that it was my birthday, and the team surprised me with a cake and a birthday song! It was such a thoughtful gesture that meant so much. The entire experience was well-organized, authentic, and filled with laughter. Highly…”
Cook six Balinese dishes, shop a local market, and pick fresh produce at Pemulan Bali Farm Cooking School near Ubud.
“Amazing authentic experience, we made 5 dishes and enjoyed them in a beautiful farm. Our cook was amazing with great sense of humor :)”
Cook six Balinese dishes, pick organic produce, visit a morning market, and enjoy a farm-to-table meal near Ubud for $38.
“The farm was great and the instructors were very helpful. The visit to the Market was also good as we got to try different types of fruit that we had never seen before. ALL of the food we prepared was very tasty and delicious.”
Cook six Balinese dishes, harvest organic ingredients, and learn about Bali’s subak system on a small-group farm tour near Ubud.
“Wonderful experience and the kids loved it, 9 and 6 years old. Got to see and pick all the ingredients around the farm before cooking a delicious lunch together.”
Cook family recipes in Delodsema Village, visit an organic garden and temple, and enjoy a fresh Balinese lunch for $30 per person.
“We had a very enjoyable couple of hours in an authentic Balinese village with a lovely guide and his family making delicious food. The food prep was all done but it was a genuine hands on experience - making a spice paste for a curry, preparing chicken satay and then cooking it. Coffee (from the garden) served on arrival, coconut water opened fresh, then eating the delicious lunch with the family. We were on a private tour and even our tour guide had not been to this idilic village. Such a lovely experience”
Spend a day in rural Bali cooking, making jamu, planting rice, meeting farmers, and bathing at a sacred hot spring.
“It’s a must! We had such a great time learning how to cook traditional Bali dishes & drinks. The staff were incredible, they made the experience. We also did the purification which we highly recommend also.”
Farm walk, fresh ingredients, and a hands-on Balinese cooking class in Ubud, with hotel pickup, local dishes, and a recipe book.
“I really appreciated the ethos behind this project. The young guys brought a lot of fun to the experience but they also knew how to cook 😁”
Review of Pemulan Bali Farm Cooking School, with market shopping, organic harvesting, six-course cooking, costs, tips, and who should book.
“It was a very good class … I highly recommend”
Shape clay, cook Lombok dishes, and share village life with Sasak families for $21. Take home handmade pottery after firing.
“C’était génial. Ils étaient adorables et m’ont fait visiter leur village. Dégustation de mangues en bonus. C’était merveilleux”
Cook Balinese dishes, make jamu, walk rice terraces, meet farm animals, and visit a hot spring on this full-day village tour from $61.
“It was a great day My guide had a lot of knowledge. The driver was excellent. But I did not see the family or children. The cooking class was professional”
Review of Bali’s village cooking class near Mt. Batukaru, with Jamu, rice terraces, spice gardens, open-fire cooking, lunch, and hot springs.
“A great experience what nature offers you!! All in a great environment with a super motivated team!!!Auto-translated”
Learn Balinese cooking with a local family, explore village life and rice fields, then watch fireflies glow in Delodsema Village.
Cook six Balinese dishes, shop a traditional market, meet local artisans, and explore Ubud’s Monkey Forest on an eight-hour tour.
“The experience will allow you to better understand Balinese culture. Well organized and interesting. The staff is very kind and the food was excellent”
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