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The first impression of Tabanan is the green and fertile land. The series of hills and the mountain ranges at its northern border, adjacent to Beratan Lake, Buyan Lake and Tamblingan Lake have made the regency full of water. From the cool climate and weather and the steeping hilly landscape in the north to the beachside in the south, Tabanan positions itself as an ideal location for wetland farming and plantations. Fruits and vegetables are produced in the northern part of the regency and high quality rice grain is produced in the central and southern part of the region.
Occupying an area of around 893.33 km2, Tabanan has a population of 374,000, which are spread equally throughout 10 districts. Although opportunities to work in the tourism industry and other sectors are not widely opened, many people in Tabanan continue to do their common ways of living. The shortage of labors for farming sector is managed through the implementation of modern and efficient ways of farming. Thus, Tabanan is still the provider of basic needs for most people in Bali.
The beauty of the wildlife in Tabanan, such as its rice fields, has the potentials for attracting tourists who are in search of breathtaking landscapes. The Tanah lot, Penebel, Jatiluwih, Pupuan, Antosari and Bedugul are most visited places by tourists from around the archipelago and many countries, who are the nature adorers.
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