Peliatan Attractions
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Peliatan
By road: from Denpasar north-east on the Ubud road. Peliatan is a few kilometers before Ubud.
Bus and bemo: regular services from Denpasar-Kereneng and from Ubud.
The village of Peliatan, half way between Ubud and Mas, is favored by visitors who want a quiet country holiday, well away from the bustle of the tourist centres. It has a number of hotels in different categories, and in the last few years one or two with a high standard of amenity have been opened.
Two of the best known Balinese dance groups are based in Peliatan, and their rehearsals, in the former princely palace of Puri Agung, are sometimes open to the public (information in Ubud).
By road: from Denpasar north-east on the Ubud road. Peliatan is a few kilometers before Ubud.
Bus and bemo: regular services from Denpasar-Kereneng and from Ubud.
The village of Peliatan, half way between Ubud and Mas, is favored by visitors who want a quiet country holiday, well away from the bustle of the tourist centres. It has a number of hotels in different categories, and in the last few years one or two with a high standard of amenity have been opened.
Two of the best known Balinese dance groups are based in Peliatan, and their rehearsals, in the former princely palace of Puri Agung, are sometimes open to the public (information in Ubud).
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Agung Rai
Agung Rai showcases the works of Balinese artists, some of which can be purchased. This is the largest such gallery in Bali and the collection is always expanding.
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Pura Pande
The most notable attraction in Peliatan is the Pura Pande, or the Temple of the Smiths.
