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Denpasar's Absolute Essentials

Denpasar serves as the cultural and historical heart of Bali, blending royal heritage with modern coastal life. This collection highlights the 16th-century Pemecutan Palace and the Bajra Sandhi Monument, which commemorates the struggles of the Balinese people. Visitors can explore the Bali Provincial State Museum’s art collections or the ancient inscriptions at Blanjong Temple. The list also covers the surfing hubs of Kuta and Legian, the underwater sites of Sanur, and traditional commerce at the Satria bird market and Kreneng night market.

Denpasar's Absolute Essentials — Mappa

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Kuta Beach

In the recent years, this beach became extremely popular and thus very touristy.

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Bajra Sandhi Monument

Bajra Sandhi Monument is a monument to the struggles of the Balinese people throughout history.

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Pemecutan Palace

The imposing 16th-century palace surrounded with Hindu shrines is still inhabited by the last king of Denpasar.

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Bali Bombing Memorial (Ground Zero Monument)

This memorial marks the site of an extremely destructive terrorist attack.

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Waterbom Park

If you are already bored by the sea and the beaches come to this huge water park that will keep you and your family busy for the whole day.

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Legian Beach

This beautiful beach is always full of surfers. It is also the second most popular beach on Bali (after Kuta Beach).

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Bali Orchid Garden

This amazing tropical garden showcases a fascinating variety of species - take your camera with you and try to catch some nice shots.

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Kreneng Traditional Market

This night market, which was built at the beginning of 1980's, is a wonderful way how to learn more about Balinese lifestyle and cuisine.

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Sanur

Those who seek the gems of the under-the-sea world should definitely come here.

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Bali Provincial State Museum

The Bali Museum is a museum of art and history located in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia.

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Satria Bird Market

Marvel at the immense variety of shapes, colors and voices: the lively bird market is a beauty to behold.

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Pura Batu Bolong

Traditional Hindu seaside temple featuring classic Balinese stone carvings. It serves as a site for local religious ceremonies and daily offerings, situated along the coastal stretch near Kuta.

Michael D. Dutton / CC-BY-SA

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Blanjong Temple

This temple holds the oldest preserved inscriptions on the island. It is also a beautiful and serene place.