Bedulu Attractions

 
Bedulu

By road: from Denpasar via Sukawati and Sakah; then shortly before Ubud, at Teges, take a road on the right.

Bus and bemo: good regular services from Denpasar-Kereneng.

Bedulu, once capital of the oldest princedom on Bali, lies in an intensively cultivated region which rises gradually from here to the central uplands. Over the years Bedulu has gradually joined up with the neighboring town of Pejeng.

In Bedulu itself there are no sights of particular interest: these are to be found in the neighboring town of Pejeng and in the surrounding area. One feature that may catch the eye in passing through the town is the four-headed divine figure at the street intersection in the center of the town.

Bedulu Surroundings

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Gedong Arca Purbakala is an archaeological museum displaying sarcophagi from over 2000 years ago, and various Stone and Bronze Age finds from various locations.

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The Elephant Cave of Goa Gajah is named for the shape of the cave entrance which resembles the head of an elephant and has been further carved in this form.

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Pura Panataran Sasih contains what is said to be the largest kettledrum in the world, known as Moon of Pejeng. This gong, which dates to 300 bc, is adorned with ornaments and Hindu symbols.

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At Yeh Pulu is a 14th or 15th C, 27 m long relief, with scenes of daily life on Bali. This is thought to be one of the oldest of its kind on the island.

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The Pura Kebo Edan displays fine carved figures, including a 3.6 m tall statue representing Bhairava.

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Entrance to Elephant Cave of Goa Gajah in Bali.Goa Gajah, Bedulu
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