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The largest temple in North Bali as well as the most important in Singaraja, Pura Agung Jagatnatha features a Padmasana, a shrine that symbolically represents the three parts of the Balinese Universe as well as a wall relief depicting the horrific consequences that await those guilty of earthly sin.The state temple Pura Agung Jagatnatha is dedicate...
Established by Agung Rai, the Agung Rai Museum of Art, or ARMA, is a museum, gallery, and cultural center in the heart of Ubud. The museum complex is made up of several traditional buildings surrounded by gardens and laced with water flowing through channels and fountains. Regarded as one of Bali's preeminent museums, the ARMA houses temporary an...
Regarded as one of Bali's preeminent museums, the ARMA houses temporary and permanent works by Balinese, Indonesian and Foreign artists under 2 main structures, the Bale Daja and the Bale Dauh. The paintings which vary from contemporary to traditional include such rarities as organic Kamasan tree bark paintings, masterworks by Balinese artists incl...
This palatial museum and its splendid garden area sit on crest of a hill overlooking the Campuan River. It was the home and studio of one of Bali's most celebrated, and eccentric, artists Antonio Blanco, born in the Philippines of Spanish descent thus known as the "Dali of Bali." The museum contains a large collection of works, primarily portraits ...
This permanent memorial located near the site where the 2002 terrorist attack killed 202 people is a solemn monument dedicated to the victims of the tragic car bomb attack. The attack was the deadliest act of terrorism in the history of Indonesia. The memorial was dedicated on 12 October 2004, the second anniversary of the attack. It is made up ...
