Gunung Kawi

These 11th century tombs, carved out of the rock face of the gorge of the Pakrisan river, are approached by a step descent through breath-taking rice terrain scenery. Historically, the tombs probably have some connection with King Anak Wungsu. Across the gorge are some more impressive tombs that were the resident meditation caves of the holy men who were the keepers of the tomb. Read more » Gunung Kawi

Puri Lukisan

The Museum Lukisan Ratna Warta, usually called the Puri Lukisan (the palace of paintings), was opened in 1953. Set amongst a restful sculpture garden, this museum contains a magnificent collection of modern Balinese paintings and sculptures, chosen under the descerning eye of the Dutch artist, Rudolph Bonnet (1895-1978), over the years since has first arrived in Bali. Read more » Puri Lukisan

Goa Gajah

Literally means Elephant cave, and it is a “T” shaped cave. This was an ancient monastery of Hindu and Budhist monka who used to meditate in the cave. It is believed that the cave was built in the early 11th century. Its face is elaborately carved, depicting a demon head splitting open the rock with its bare hand at the mouth of the cave. Read more » Goa Gajah

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