Bangli Attractions
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Bangli
By road: from Denpasar north-east via Sukawati to Sakah, then turn right into the road to Blahbatuh and continue via Gianyar to Bangli (watch out for signposts).
Bus: excellent regular services from Denpasar-Kereneng.
Bemo: Denpasar to Gianyar, then change for Bangli.
Bangli, chief town of one of the nine administrative districts (kabupaten) of Bali, was once an independent princedom. A little to the north of the town are the foothills of the Gunung Agung volcano.
The town itself lies 39 km (25 mi.) north-east of Denpasar at the upper end of the well watered central uplands, in good and productive agricultural country.
By road: from Denpasar north-east via Sukawati to Sakah, then turn right into the road to Blahbatuh and continue via Gianyar to Bangli (watch out for signposts).
Bus: excellent regular services from Denpasar-Kereneng.
Bemo: Denpasar to Gianyar, then change for Bangli.
Bangli, chief town of one of the nine administrative districts (kabupaten) of Bali, was once an independent princedom. A little to the north of the town are the foothills of the Gunung Agung volcano.
The town itself lies 39 km (25 mi.) north-east of Denpasar at the upper end of the well watered central uplands, in good and productive agricultural country.
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Penglipuran, Indonesia
(Near Bangli)
Penglipuran is a village that has become a popular tourist attraction. Visitors come to see traditional Balinese style family compounds and village temples.
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Pura Kehen
Pura Kehen is laid out on seven terraces and is one of Bali's finest temples. It was established in the 11th C and contains bronze tablets thought to date to 1204.
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Puri Artha Sastra
This former palace is today a small hotel. A market is held twice a week in front of the palace, which attracts locals from surrounding areas.
