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Places to Visit in Indonesia

Another interesting attraction in Ubud which is a must visit for you is the Komaneka Fine Art Gallery.   Komaneka Fine Art Gallery highlights one of a kind work by specialists with new and energizing dreams that mirror the ways of life of contemporary epicureans. The gallery display in Bali that has abundant space to flaunt extensive scale contemporary works. The essential for any outside craftsman shown here is kontemporer, a solid association with the island. One of the top-offering craftsmen here is the marvelously unrivaled I Made Djirna who has accomplished global acknowledgment.  Highlights: The Gallery generally advances youthful and contemporary specialists from Indonesia and abroad– through one of a kind works that demonstrated the world new and energizing dreams of mindfulness. The name, Komaneka, praises two eras of a family committed to the securing and presentation of one of the world's finest accumulations of Indonesian and Balinese workmanship. Location: Komaneka Fine Art Gallery is located Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud, Gianyar, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia.

One of the finest places to visit in Bali is Mount Batur. Located to the north-west of Mount Agung, Mount Batur is a very popular trek spot in Bali. It is among the few active volcanoes in Bali that last erupted in 2000. Mount Batur is 1717 meters or 5633 feet in height and was formed by a massive volcanic eruption that happened around 28,000 years ago. There are many beautiful craters across Mount Batur which were formed by the volcanic eruption.Clouds and the real beauty of mother nature that can be best enjoyed on Mount Batur.  From the top of Mount Batur, one can view the best sunrise and sunset and visit a small crater which is highly visited by tourists. For tourists who are beginners in trekking, this is the perfect trek for them. It is of moderate level and is the best trek for adventure seekers. With mountains and clouds on all sides, Mount Batur is one of the picturesque mountains in Bali. As the area is visited by many tourists throughout the year, people have settled around it in large settlements. The area near Mount Batur has around 15 villages where more than 1000 people live. People in these villages largely rely on agriculture for their livelihood but in recent years, citing the popularity of Mouth Batur, they have developed tourism as their secondary occupation.In 2012, UNESCO declared Mount Batur Caldera, the collapsed section of the top, as a part of their Global Geoparks Network program in which they preserve and protect the important geological peaks around the world.

If you are looking for some sacred places in Bali then this is the perfect place for you. While visiting Ubud Bali don’t miss your chance to discover the famous Tirta Empul Temple. Tirta Empul is a temple complex with a mountain spring, situated in the town of Manukaya in Bali.  The temple complex was  build around 960 AD, is likewise a quiet observer to the old Balinese kingdom years, especially at the season of the Warmadewa Dynasty. Another adjacent and unmistakable site on top of a slope is the presidential castle, Istana Tampaksiring, worked amid the times of the country's first president, Soekarno.  Highlights: Tirta Empul, signifying 'heavenly water spring' is really the name of a water source situated inside the temple. The spring nourishes different refinement showers, pools and fish lakes encompassing the external edge, which all stream to the Tukad Pakerisan River. Different destinations all through the area and numerous other archeological relics identify with nearby myths and legends.  Location: The Temple is located at Jl. Tirta, Manukaya, Tampaksiring, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80552, Indonesia