Goa Gajah is archeological site that built in the hillside of river junction. Goa Gajah or known as Elephant Cave temple probably derived from word Lwa Gajah that had been written on Palm-leaf manuscript of Negarakertagama on 1365 AD. From some inscriptions that have been raised in Bali none of which mention directly the name…
Jatiluwih rice terrace or Jatiluwih Green Land is one of UNESCO world heritage site and also one of recommended places to visit in Bali. Jatiluwih is one of famous tourist destination in west part of Bali that featured by fresh atmosphere of green rice paddy unfolding from the foot of mountain until as far as…
Taman Ayun temple is located in Mengwi village, about 18 km from Denpasar, Built in the early 17th century, the temple that surrounded by pond and a series of garden terrace leads to its center, It was the main temple of Mengwi Kingdom which remained powerful until 1891 when it was conquered by Tabanan Kingdom…
Ulun Danu Bratan temple is located in Bedugul village, around 62 km from Denpasar. Ulun Danu Bratan temple is one of Bali’s most visited and most photogenic temple. This temple is dedicated to Dewi Danu, the water Goddess of Bratan lake. The temple founded in 17th century and located on the shore of the lake….
Uluwatu Temple is located in Pecatu village, perched at the south western tip of Bukit Peninsula, where sheer cliffs drop precipitously into the clear blue sea, the temple hangs right over the edge. Uluwatu temple is built perched over the sea, this temple is one bali’s most famous sight. Uluwatu is one of Bali’s six…
The beautiful afternoon atmosphere of rocky shores with scarlet sunset at the southwest of Bali Island, there are one of the island’s six most sacred temple. Tanah Lot Temple, this seaside temple was build a long time ago in Majapahit epoch, by Danghyang Nirartha. Tanah Lot Temple also possibly the best known and most photographed…