2. Bali Provincial Public Museum

The Bali Provincial Public Museum, which is also called Negeri Propinsi Bali in Bali, is a great place to learn about the people, history, culture, and customs of Bali. The museum is right in the middle of Denpasar, which is the provincial center. The museum is the oldest building on the island and its major museum. It has more than 10,000 exhibits.

Stone carvings are used to build the buildings in a style that is popular in Balinese history. There are tropical parks next to the museums that have a lot of statues that show art and history from the island. The Jaganatha Temple is also close by, so tourists can see both of these important cultural sites in one trip.

Jl. Mayor Wisnu No.1, Bali 80232, Indonesia, Phone: +62-361-222-680

3. Le Mayeur Museum

The Le Mayeur Museum is a memory of art and history that will always remember the great painter Adrien-Jean Le Mayeur de Merpres and his works. Le Mayeur was born in 1880 and had a very unique style and great skill. The museum is in the house where the artist and his beloved wife Ni Pollok lived. Following the artist’s death in 1958, Pollok gave the beautifully made house to the people.

Visitors will find that the building itself is beautiful, in addition to the amazing art and history that is on show. Classical Balinese features like carved stone walls and red terrazzo floor tiles show how much Le Mayeur loved his work. The museum is named after the great artist as a tribute to his work and to keep it alive for everyone to see.

Jalan Hang Tuah, Sanur, Phone: +62-361-286-201

4. Neka Art Museum

The Neka Art Museum, which used to be called the Neka Museum, is a great place to learn about the rich history and art of Bali. People who go will have a great time and gain an artistic view that moves them.

There are collections of foreign art showing the natural beauty, life, and culture of Bali by Balinese, Indonesian, and other foreign artists. People who like art or just beautiful things in general will agree that the Neka art museum is one of the most interesting places in Bali. People who go there find inspiration and learn new things. It is now known as an institute of world standards.

Neka Art Museum, Raya Campuhan St., Kedewatan Village, Ubud Gianyar 80571, Phone: +62-361-975-074

5.Academy of Indonesian Dance

The Academy of Indonesian Dance is a part of RAD Dance School, which is one of the most important dance groups in the world. The RAD has been around since the 1920s, and its main office is in Battersea, London. Besides Indonesia, the dance school is in 84 other countries, and more than a million students follow their lessons there.

The instructors at the Academy of Indonesian Dance have been trained by RAD professionals and have classes for people of all ages, from babies to the elderly. The Academy of Indonesian Dance has something for everyone, whether you want to improve your skills, have fun, do something healthy, or dance to advance your career.

Lala Salendu, Yayasan Royal Academy of Dance Indonesia, Jl.Angur III no: 1 Cipete, Jakarta Selatan 12410, Indonesia, Phone: +62-217-590-9363

6.Sakenan Temple

Sakenan Temple is a very important part of Hindu and Balinese culture. The people who live in the area call it Pura Sakenan when they come to visit. As part of the 210-day celebration of the Piodalan Temple Anniversary, people from all over the world would come to the temple on foot or in traditional wooden boats.

There are walks that lead to Serangan Island, where the temple can be seen on the northwest side. There have been some small changes to the pilgrimage over the years, but it is still a very important part of Balinese society. People who come will enjoy the beautiful views, buildings, and island around the temple.

Serangan Island, Southern Denpasar

7.Cemara Beach

Lambok is to the east of Bali and is known for its beautiful beaches. One of them is the well-known and sought-after Cemara Beach, which is known for its peaceful beauty. Don’t miss the clean white sand that turns shades of turquoise from the clear blue water. Large groups of red coral give the beach a unique look and a beautiful view.

In the calm and peaceful area around the beach, you can see a few classic boats and houses. Cemara Beach’s unique sparkling white sands make it a great spot to spend the day relaxing in the sun, doing water sports, or hanging out with family and friends while taking in the beautiful view.

Praya, Nusa Tenggara Bar., Indonesia

8.Gili Getaway

Gili Getaway is the best boat service in and around the Gili Islands. It is known for getting people from Indonesia’s many islands to the Gili Islands quickly. Boats like the Gili Gateway III and The Bullet are fast, safe, and comfortable, and they can get guests to where they need to go quickly.

Even better are the great packages and tours they offer for tourists to see the many islands and enjoy the beautiful views of Indonesia. These include day trips, fishing, and more. The ship has extras like cool towels and drinks for passengers.

Bali Reservations, Serangan Harbor, Jl. Tukad Punggawa No 25 Serangan, Turtle Island, Denpasar – Balo, Phone: +62-081-337-074-147

9.Ngurah Rai Mangrove Forest

People often say that Indonesia’s beaches are beautiful, and the Ngurah Rai Mangrove Forest in Denpasar might be one of the best examples of that. The forest takes up an amazing 1,373.05 hectares of land and has more than 7,700 square meters of nursery plots set aside for teaching and conservation.

The mangrove forest on the islands of Bali and Lambok is home to some of the strangest species and specimens. There are 13 types of major mangroves, 28 types of associated mangroves, 62 types of birds, and 10 types of reptiles.

Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai Km. 21, Suwung Kauh, Pemogan, Kuta, Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia

10.Puputan Square

A sad but very important part of Denpasar’s past is Lapangan Puputan, which most people just call “Puputan Square.” Right in the middle, there is now a big urban green space that is packed with locals and tourists who are enjoying it and the Puputan Square Monument, which remembers the square’s history.

The place’s past hasn’t always been so bright and happy. More than one hundred years ago, it was the site of a horrible mass suicide ritual. People can look around the site and learn about Balinese history, the terrible things that happened, and a lot more.

Lapangan Puputan Badung, Cnr Jalan Udayana & Jalan Gaja Mada

11.Pura Jagatnatha

Pura Jagatnatha, This is a Hindu temple dedicated to Sanghyang Widi. It is also called the Jagatnatha Temple. It is one of the most beautiful temples in Denpasar and the biggest one there. The temple is made of white coral, and the walls are carved with Hindu stories and scenes about Sanghyang Widi and other gods.

The temple has two big festivals every month, one for the full moon and one for the new moon. This means that there are lots of fun things for tourists to do.

Jl. Nusa Dua, Benoa, Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia, Phone: +62-361-771-010

12.Pura Maospahit

Pura Maospahit, In the southern part of Denpasar, there is an old Hindu and Balinese temple. Every part of the temple, from the building itself to the detailed carvings, shows that it has a long past.

The main gate is made of brick relief, and there is a big demon relief on the brick wall to the left of the main gate. There is also a clay statue of a big Chinese man, a demon, and a mythical bird called burung garuda. For more than just its beautiful building, the temple is a great place to learn about Hinduism and Balinese culture.

Dr. Sutomo Street, Denpasar

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14.Sanur Beach

Sanur Beach is one of the best beaches to visit in Denpasar because it is close to resorts, bars, and clubs and has a laid-back, coastal vibe. The charm, energy, and friendliness of the people who live in what used to be a fishing village are still very much present at this beach, which is why tourists return to it more than once during their holiday.

Before other beaches in Bali, Sanur Beach was one of the first to have a beach vacation feel, with hotels, resorts, restaurants, bars, shops, and places to have fun.

15.Baliberty Day Trips

There are many secret underwater wonders in Indonesia, and many of them are on the ocean floor around Bali. With Baliberty Day Trips, tourists can dive into the wealth, see parts of the island that people haven’t seen in hundreds of years, and come back with a memorable experience. Baliberty has trainers who are qualified, have a lot of experience, and love Bali’s diving sites.

Trainers lead people of all skill levels on dives using cutting edge gear and air kits to make sure they have a fun and memorable time. Dive spots are picked out based on how skilled and fit the diver is. Baliberty Day Trips let people see a part of Indonesia that they can’t see any other place.

Jalan Blanjong No.#17, Sanur, Denpasar Sel., Kota Denpasar, Bali 80220, Indonesia, Phone: +62-813-3717-5945

16.Sindhu Market

Sindhu Market is a small market in the northern part of Sanur. It’s open from dawn until midnight almost every day of the year. It’s a great chance to check out the local market, talk to the people who live there, and learn about everyday life in Denpasar.

Many fresh fruits and veggies are available during the day, and tourists can find many tasty treats that are native to Indonesia. Other things you can find there are DVDs, toys, electronics, and clothes for kids. Evening is one of the best times to go because, along with all the shops, a lot of food stands open with tasty Malaysian street food to try.

Jl. Ps. Sindu No.5, Sanur, Denpasar Sel., Kota Denpasar, Bali 80288, Indonesia

17.TCEC Turtle Conservation

Since it opened in 2006, the Turtle Conservation and Education Center has been stopping illegal things in Indonesia like taking turtles and turtle eggs and selling or swapping them. It has also brought in a lot of tourists and workers who come to see the turtles, help, and play with them.

People can look at the turtle tanks and learn about how they are fed and cared for. When the turtles are old enough, they can even help the conservation center release them back into the ocean! There are also lots of ways for tourists to learn about the turtles that come to Indonesia, like how their eggs hatch and how far they travel.

TCEC Turtle Conservation, Jalan Tukad Punggawa Lingkungan Ponjok, Serangan 80229, Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia, Phone: +62-81-338-490-357