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Also known as the Campuan Temple because of its proximity to the striking Campuan Gorge where the two branches of the Wos River meet (or campuan in the local language) in West Ubud, Pura Gunung Lebah is one of Bali’s most unusual and a dramatic temple that is said to concentrate powerful earth energies. The temple was founded by Buddh...
The important pura at Gunung Lempuyang is nicknamed ‘The Temple of 1000 Steps’ but it’s actually more like 1700 steps to the top of this 1,058m peak. It’s a beautiful two-hour walk up the proper steps that cut through wooded jungle to the summit where Pura Lempuyang Luhur, one of Bali’s important sad kahyangan, is situ...
This is another inactive strato-volcano, with a height of 1,865, in the Bedugul volcanic region to the south of Tamblingan Lake (Danu Tamblingan). It has a large crater at its peak, about half of the size of Mount Agung’s. Gunung Lesung is one of the more difficult peaks to trek up to because of the dense foliage that make up its slopes. ...
Gunung Merbuk, Bali’s fourth tallest mountain at 1,388m overlooks the Bali Sea and is situated in Pemuteran, Buleleng Regency, an area well known for it’s diving, snorkeling and relaxed beach atmosphere. Based on peakery data, it ranks as the 6805th highest mountain in Indonesia. The nearest peaks are Gunung Bangol, Gunung Pakukajang, G...
At 2,063m Gunung Pohen is Bali's sixth tallest peak and another dormant strato-volcano located in the Bedugul area. One of the greatest attractions is situated on the verdant slopes of Gunung Pohen, The Bali Botanical Gardens. This branch of Bogor's national botanical gardens resembles more of a peaceful magic forest. It was established in 1958 and...
