Singaraja Attractions

 
Singaraja

By road: from Denpasar north via Sempidi, Mengwi and Bedugul; or - a much more attractive route - Denpasar to Kapal, then west via Antosari to Pengastulan and along the coast via Lovina Beach.

Bus: regular services daily from Denpasar-Ubung.

Bemo: on coast road to Lovina Beach.

Singaraja, chief town of Buleleng district and Bali's second largest town, lies on the north coast of the island just under 80 km (50 mi.) from Denpasar. In the fertile surrounding area there are extensive coffee plantations. The new harbor to the west of the town plays an important part in Bali's trade with other Indonesian islands.

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The Gedong Kirtya Library contains written documents crafted during the Dutch occupation. Over 3000 old manuscripts can be perused in exchange for a donation to the upkeep of the library.

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Pura Dalem is a Hindu Temple noted for its fine reliefs and an intricate entry gate. Inside the complex are raised platforms and an elaborately carved main building.

Singaraja Surroundings

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The main attraction in Sangsit is the Pura Beji, which shows both Chinese and Hindu influences. Pura Dalem is a less impressive temple but features interesting carved reliefs.

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The Gitgit Waterfall in Bali.Gitgit, Singaraja
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