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One of Bali’s indigenous Aga villages that was in existence prior to the Majapahit Empire that brought Hinduism to Bali and that still practices many ancient traditions, the most significant of which of which were their burial rites. Rather than cremating their dead in ngaben ceremonies like the rest of Bali, this village of 6000 used...
The Setia Dharma House of Masks and Puppets holds the world’s largest collection of masks and puppets, showcasing artifacts from numerous regions across Indonesia, as well as from various places in Asia. The collection reaches as far as Europe and Africa in a magnificent cultural melting pot. A narrative to explain the distinct roles and or...
This small and unusual museum located on Jl. Hayam Wuruk in Southern Denpasar features a private collection of finger paintings created by owner I Gusti Ngurah Gede Pemecutan as well as others, including children. It is made up of a main exhibition hall, studio, library, open hall and outdoor area for dance performances. Fingerprint...
Focusing on temporary exhibitions and the promotion of contemporary Indonesia fine art, Sika Gallery has become known as a showcase for innovative, forward thinking artists with high levels of creativity, especially those who have displayed skill in multimedia arts and who maintain connections with the spirit of Balinese art and culture. Features w...
Located on 6 hectares in Sanggulan Village, Tabanan is the Mandila Mathika Subak, or Subak Museum is dedicated to Bali’s world renowned irrigation system that dates back over 1000 years. The museum features an exhibition hall, ancient artifacts, lontar manuscripts, old photographs, an actual 1-hectare subak field and other items relat...
