Pupuan () is a district (kecamatan) of the Tabanan Regency of Bali, Indonesia. As of 2023, it had a population of 45,678 and covers an area of 179.50 km². The district is known for its scenic rice terraces, coffee plantations, and cool climate due to its higher elevation.
Governance Villages Pupuan is divided into 14 villages (): Regional Code Name Area (km²) Population (2023) Hamlets () 51.02.10.2001 Belimbing 22.49 4,671 8 51.02.10.2002 Sanda 12.70 1,602 3 51.02.10.2003 Batungsel 16.19 3,476 3 51.02.10.2004 Kebon Padangan 15.23 3,411 5 51.02.10.2005 Munduk Temu 22.55 3,829 6 51.02.10.2006 Pujungan 22.12 7,095 6 51.02.10.2007 Pupuan 5.70 3,235 5 51.02.10.2008 Bantiran 11.59 4,606 9 51.02.10.2009 Padangan 8.54 2,171 5 51.02.10.2010 Jelijih Punggung 9.64 1,426 3 51.02.10.2011 Belatungan 14.44 2,620 3 51.02.10.2012 Pajahan 8.16 2,624 2 51.02.10.2013 Karyasari 6.89 1,935 2 51.02.10.2014 Sai 2.78 1,847 4 51.02.10 Totals 179.02 44,584 71
Economy Pupuan's economy is primarily based on agriculture, with rice, coffee, and cloves being the main crops. The district is also known for its eco-tourism, attracting visitors to its lush landscapes and traditional Balinese culture.
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