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Located at the bottom of an immense canyon in the village of Tampak Siring, Tirta Empul is a temple considered to be a place for healing and purification through its many lake-fed springs, flowing with what is regarded to be holy water. Built in 962 AD, the main attraction of the compound is a long rectangular stone pool, filled with koi fish and f...
A beautiful water palace built by the late King of Karangasem in 1946, Tirta Gangga literally translates into ‘water from the Ganges’ and it is a revered site for the Hindu Balinese. A lovely labyrinth of pools and fountains enveloped in an opulent garden and stone carvings are what make Tirta Gangga a must-see destination. The center...
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 ...
This two-story market situated across from the Ubud Palace and smack dab in the middle of town is a local institution with its elaborate warren of shops and stalls numbering in the hundreds. Looking for local oleh-oleh (souvenirs)? Then look no further. You will find a variety of cottage industry merchandise including sarongs, clo...
This gorgeous palace is set in the center of Ubud, Bali with a traditional art market just in front of it. Ida Tjokorda Putu Kandel who commanded from year 1800 - 1823 founded it. This was the palace of the Kings of Ubud until the 1940s, and some royal descendants live there to this day. Parts of the complex are off limits to the public, but entry ...
