Harvesting takes place from April to May and October to November. It is during these times that you can observe some activities in the fields. If you are looking for the iconic lush emerald rice terrace, it's best to go during the wet season from October to March.

You have the entrance fee of 10,000 rupiah but make sure you have some small notes as you will be stopped a number of times at small shelters along the path asking for a "donation" if you want to continue through.

there are restaurants along the terraces. behind them (rear) there are parking where you can leave the bicycles. The exit road is hardly visible and steep. Be careful.I didn't see that you had to pay.

I would say it would be tricky to hike down in there with a baby. Its pretty steep and not a well-maintained trail, but I think you could do it with a baby in a backpack if you’re experienced at it.

Before it gets dark

It depends if you are in the hills in the north of the island.

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Ciao!!ormai sarete arrivati...ma noi ad Agosto non abbiamo avuto problemi di zanzare...neppure in hotel che era in mezzo alle risaie (forse dobbiamo ringraziare i numerosi gechi). Abbiano preso l’autan tropicale ma sinceramente ce lo siamo messo una volta e poi l’abbiamo abbandonato...Buona vacanza!

Didn’t do the Sky Bike however saw someone going over on it. Looked interesting and fairly secure. Maybe someone else has used it.

I’m not sure who serves smoothie bowls. We only visited the Dewi Cafe which is at the furthest point however if your driver stopped along the main road you could easily view the menus of a couple of places and find one that suits. Enjoy.