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DESTINATION
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GAJAH |
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In Bedulu
Village, 26 kms from Denpasar, there is a ruin of ancients Balinese
palace complex, complate with a huge cave for hermitage. The cave
used to be a medidation site for Hindhu and Buddhist monks, dating
back to the 11th century, The frightening demon head was carved out
of the caves rock face, while inside the cave can be seen a god statue
with elephant head "Ganesha" at west end, and "Tri
Lingga" statue at the caves east end ( the cave is "T"
shaped )
Two bathing places at the cave's yard have got six nymph statues,
each holding a water fountain on its umbilicus, as symbol of the six
holy river in India.
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In Yeh
Pulu you can see carvings that defines daily life story in the former
time. The relief has measure 2 x 25 meter's, and in this site area
there is small garden as the source of the water (yeh) flout out from
a Gentong (Gentong = pot container for rice). It had been discovered
in 1925 and investigated by Dr.W.F Sutterheim in 1929.
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KAWI TAMPAK SIRING |
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Gunung
Kawi means carving in the mountain, it is moment of Udayana King and
his son. The location of the monument is in Tampaksiring, 40 kms from
Denpasar, when you arrived to the area, you would see the Vihara Buddhist
monks from the ancient time.
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KAWI SEBATU |
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There
is an old bali archaeological remains, i called as Gunung Kawi Temple
located at the river bank on the west side of Sebatu Tegallalang Village,
Gianyar regency it is 40 kilometer's far from Denpasar city. This
Temple was built as the worshipping place for Wisnu Gods, because
there is a holy spring that is believed as the manifest of Wisnu in
giving life to human being in Bali.
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Geyser
water is the original means of Tirta Empul. This place have 30 different
functions For cleancing the body, for evils templation. For cleaning
when there will be ceremony and etc. The weather here is cool breeze.
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Nestled
between the villages of Nyuh Kuning and Padang Tegal in Ubud lies
Wenara Wana, more polulary knows as the monkey forest. This small
forest is inhabited by hundreds of macaque monkeys who delight visitors
with there antics. Being used to humans, the monkeys will frolic with
each other and steal any food away from you, so be careful! there
is a lovely little grotto down below with an ancient banyan tree as
well the local temple called Pura Dalem.
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