PLACES OF INTEREST to TRIP

PLACES OF INTEREST to TRIP

Each stage of Balinese life is marked by a series of ceremonies and rituals known as Manusa Yadnya. They contribute to the rich, varied and active life the average Balinese leads.

Delod Berawah
Delod Berawah offers a dazzling and peaceful beach in the west coast of Bali.

Denpasar
Located in the northeast of Kuta, Denpasar is a parish capital with an aristocratic history. Formerly a market city, Denpasar has grown to be a metropolis city. A variety of attractions from historical memorial to art center can be found in Denpasar. As the capital city of Bali, Denpasar has been a focus of development although it still retains pleasant environment.

The Bali Museum consists of a charming series of separate buildings, including models of both palace and temple structural design. There are various arts, crafts and other items to display, while Abiankapas is the arts center with collection of modern painting and woodcarving. Abiankapas is also a location where traditional dances and gamelan performances take place.

Gianyar
Gianyar is the rich artistic district and has given Bali much of its character as a heart of vision. The specialty of this area is woven kain endek used in customary wear.

Gilimanuk
Gilimanuk plays its role as a west seaport of Bali. Daily ferry service (Bali - Java) are run. It also offers a beautiful view from the busy harbor.

Gitgit
Gitgit is a waterfall that flow vigorously especially during the rainy season.

Goa Gajah
The Elephant Cave is a representative of culture and history preservation in the island of Bali. Previously, it was a set of buildings structure used for prayer as well as for meditation and austere practices.

Structurally interesting, the entry of the cave appears to be framed by a stunning relief where animals and plants figures are tangled.

The whole complex is completely conserved. Almost certainly, it is there that the faithful went to wash their hands and face before retreating to meditate.

Goa Lawah
The Goa Lawah Temple or the Bat Cave name comes from the fact that this well-built blessed complex rises right facing a cave where factually thousands of bats hang serenely from its walls, slumbering until the time comes to take off in fight, normally at night, to go look for good.

Gunung Kawi
Sitting in a beautiful panoramic setting, Gunung Kawi is visited not only for the lush natural setting but also for the monuments that stand out as a symbol of culture.

The Gunung Kawi sanctuary is still used today for ritual ceremonies and the local population gathers here periodically to offer the usual gifts, to pay homage to the ancient king and his family, and to pray the gods.

A set of buildings of rock temples is grouped in three locations. There are 10 temples in this area.