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Nestled on a lush hillside about 2 km north of the town center, Pura Kehen is considered to be one of Bali’s more impressive temples – many locals refer to it as a miniature version of Pura Besakih, the ‘Mother Temple’ of Bali, and similarly, it also houses eight stepped terraces. Built in the 11th century, the name ‘K...
Otherwise known as Batur Museum and situated near the junction where the road from Bangli meets the main caldera rim road, Museum Gunungapi Batur houses educational exhibits that explain the Pacific ring of fire and its context to Indonesia, as well as showcase local volcanology and the history of Mount Batur’s eruptions. A collection of loca...
This is one of the biggest art centers in Bali, showcasing a variety of traditional and contemporary performances and rituals. Kecak or wayang performances are regularly held at Sasana Budaya Art Center, as well as the Baris dance, a choreographed dance that is distinctive to Bangli’s culture. This typical Bangli choreography is known as Bari...
Accessible only by boat via the volcanic Lake Batur, Trunyan is an isolated village that is home to the Bali Aga (original Balinese) people. Getting here is known to be a tricky ordeal, however, try to partner up with a trusty local guide that can take you there; a visit is very much worth the hassle. The main attraction in Trunyan is the cemetery ...
Also known as Pura Ulun Danu, Pura Batur, or simply Pura Bat, this temple is the second most important temple in Bali after Pura Besakih and is also one of Bali’s key nine directional temples. Dedicated to Dewi Danu, goddess of lakes and rivers, Pura Ulun Danu Batur is located on the highest and oldest rim of Mount Batur’s caldera, and ...
