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This subak (rice field) temple located situated in the village of Sangsit is dedicated to Dewi Sri the goddess of rice and fertility and was built on the site of a well in the 15th century making it one of the oldest pura in North Bali. Most noted for it’s incredibly ornate northern Bali-style of stone carving and ostentatious architect...
Pura Belanjong lies in southern Sanur and is a significant archaeological site because of the famous Prasati Blanjong, a 177cm stone pillar that dates back to AD 914, built by Warmadewa Dynasty's Buddhist King Sri Kesari Varma, which makes it the oldest Balinese inscription that mentions a royal name. What is also very significant about this ...
As writer Miguel Covarrubias penned in his 1937 book Island of Bali, “Besakih is Bali’s most impressive temple in its austere simplicity and its grandiosity, with hundreds of black merus rising from everywhere to the misty sky.” Indeed this vast complex of puras situated one-third of the way up Gunung Agung, Bali’s hol...
Perched nearly a thousand meters up the side of Mount Agung, Pura Besakih is the ‘Mother Temple’ of Bali – it is the most important, largest and holiest Hindu temple on the island. Dating back to prehistoric times, Pura Besakih is actually a complex composed of 22 temples that sit on parallel hilltops dispersed among six ascending...
Bali Fishing - Established in 2009, this fishing team offers trips of 4, 6, or 8 hours around Bali and Lombok for bottom fishing, jigging, popping and trolling. English, French and Indonesian spoken. The Bali fishing tour takes you to the game fishing area around Nusa Penida Island, or Southern part of Bali Island, within one (1) hour. You will t...
