Negara Attractions
Negara
By road: 97 km (60 mi.) from Denpasar in direction of Gilimanuk.
Bus: regular services from Denpasar-Tegal.
Bemo: from Denpasar not advisable; better from Gilimanuk or Pulukan.
Negara
By road: 97 km (60 mi.) from Denpasar in direction of Gilimanuk.
Bus: regular services from Denpasar-Tegal.
Bemo: from Denpasar not advisable; better from Gilimanuk or Pulukan.
Negara, situated in one of the most thinly populated parts of Bali, is the Balinese town with the largest Muslim population - the result of its nearness to the neighboring, predominantly Muslim, island of Java. Apart from its status as chief town of Jembrana district Negara has no particular claims to the tourist's attention.
Negara itself has no particular tourist attractions, but it is a trim little town with a number of handsome houses typical of the local style of building.
There are a number of mosques, which visitors can enter outside the hours of prayer; permission should, however, be asked before entering.
By road: 97 km (60 mi.) from Denpasar in direction of Gilimanuk.
Bus: regular services from Denpasar-Tegal.
Bemo: from Denpasar not advisable; better from Gilimanuk or Pulukan.
Negara
By road: 97 km (60 mi.) from Denpasar in direction of Gilimanuk.
Bus: regular services from Denpasar-Tegal.
Bemo: from Denpasar not advisable; better from Gilimanuk or Pulukan.
Negara, situated in one of the most thinly populated parts of Bali, is the Balinese town with the largest Muslim population - the result of its nearness to the neighboring, predominantly Muslim, island of Java. Apart from its status as chief town of Jembrana district Negara has no particular claims to the tourist's attention.
Negara itself has no particular tourist attractions, but it is a trim little town with a number of handsome houses typical of the local style of building.
There are a number of mosques, which visitors can enter outside the hours of prayer; permission should, however, be asked before entering.
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Water-buffalo Races
The Water-buffalo races of Negara, held in November, have been a tradition for over a hundred years. Pulling carts and riders, the buffalo race awkwardly down the course.
Pulukan, Indonesia
(Near Negara)
The road from Denpasar to Negara runs through the little town of Pulukan, which may attract visitors who want to get away from the throngs of tourists. The accommodation available offers only a modest standard of comfort, but the beaches are ideal for surfing.
