Temple ceremony

Featuring Bali's capital city, Denpasar, visit Bali museum near Puputan Square in the center of town. The museum housed in a spacious complex built by the Dutch in 1932 and displayed in four buildings, present Balinese art, crafts, archeological finds and ritual objects. Visit Pura Jagatnatha, a community temple dedicated to the Supreme God is near the museum. Continue to Werdi Budhaya Art Center with the interesting architecture of its individual pavilions is a showplace for Balinese art. Examine the works of German artist Walter Spies and Balinese painters and wood carvers.

Driving past some of Bali's most beautiful scenery, visit the monkey forest at Sangeh. At Mengwi, the impressive Taman Ayun, surrounded by a moat, is the second most important temple in Bali after Pura Besakih. Round out the day with a visit to the famous Tanah Lot Temple, built on rocks in the sea

On the road to Ubud, the center of Balinese traditional and modern art, stop at Celuk where the entire village is involved in gold and silver work and Mas, the woodcarving village where beautiful sculpture famous the world over are made entirely by hand. This tour gives you insights of artistic Bali and it's development. The roads in Ubud houses a collection of museums, restaurants, handicraft shops and traditional market across from Ubud's Royal Palace

Visit Tanah Lot, the beautiful temple on a barren rock island on Bali's southewestern coast, one of the most photographed spots on the island. One of Bali's most important sea temples, the sanctuary at Tanah Lot is built a top a huge rock surrounded by the sea. Built by one of the last priests to come to Bali from Java in the 15th century, its rituals include paying homage to the guardian spirits of the sea. Sea snakes found at the base of the rocky island are believed to guard the temple from evil spirits and intruders.

Less visited by tourists than Tanah Lot, Uluwatu is perched high on a limestone cliff high above the southern seas. Pura Luhur uluwatu, one of the six holiest temples in Bali, is 25 km south of Jimbaran. It is thought that an architect-priest originally built the temple in the 11th century. Uluwatu is a breathtaking beautiful place to be at sunset as the silhouette of the setting sun shimmers in the ocean. The architect and temple complex is visited regularly by Hindu followers across the island to pay homage to the Gods of the sea.

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