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Bali, Indonesia Attractions

A natural playground of exotic tropical luxuries and wild adventures, Ubud, Bali is home to a dazzling array of interesting local museums, fun things to do with kids, native craft displays, and charming animal parks, even a sanctuary where monkeys roam free all around you. Whether you're in the mood for shopping, refined art galleries, or ready to go on some seriously wild adventures at local zoos and sanctuaries, Bali offers a splendid attraction to suit your style.

Batubulan Stone Carving Village
Bali Bird Park Sanctuary
Bali Zoo
Celuk Village Silversmiths
Ubud Market
Sukawati Art Market
Mas Village Paintings & Wood Carving
Rudana Museum of Art
Monkey Forest Sanctuary Ubud
Puri Ubud (Ubud Royal Palace)
Antonio Blanco Museum Gallery
ARMA (Agung Rai Museum)
Neka Museum of Art

Batubulan Stone Carving Village

Batubulan Stone Carving Village is located in Batubulan, approximately 10km / 6 miles northeast of Denpasar. Each morning, enjoy the native dance performances, it's an authentic way to kick off a sunny day of exploring in Bali. To learn more about Batubulan Stone Carving Village, visit www.frommers.com/destinations/ubud/0346010011.html#ixzz1N6VUfy1e

Bali Bird Park Sanctuary

The Bali Bird Park Sanctuary offers one of Indonesia's largest bird collections, as well as nearly 1,000 birds from around the globe. Exhibits range from natural habitats to free roaming birds wandering the park. To learn more about this top Bali attraction, visit www.bali-bird-park.com

Bali Zoo

The Bali Zoo is a delightful wildlife sanctuary, which is home to a virtual jungle tour, giant Siamangs, which are the world's second-biggest lizard after the Komodo Dragon, plus dazzling peacocks, and charming kangaroos, plus a world of primates, tigers and more. To learn more, visit www.bali-zoo.com

Celuk Village Silversmiths

The Celuk Village Silversmiths is located just 5km (3 miles) outside Denpasar and offers a center for artisan Balinese and Javanese gold jewelry that was once made for Royals. Today, the Celuk villagers are some Bali's most respected artisans and tour buses all over Bali stop to visit. To learn more about this top Bali attraction, visit www.frommers.com/destinations/ubud/0346010011.html#ixzz1N6WFQkZ0

Ubud Market

The Ubud Market is located on the corner of Monkey Forest Road in central Ubud and is a thriving home for Balinese arts and crafts, including sarongs, batik shirts, wood carvings, and all kinds of take-home souvenirs designed for tourists. Expect to haggle, and try the shops upstairs to get better prices. To learn more, visit www.wikitravel.org/en/Ubud

Sukawati Art Market

The Sukawati Art Market Review is located 6km/3 miles out of Ubud, Bali. Open from morning to nightfall, this is a favorite haunt of tourists seeking inexpensive souvenirs, baskets, fabrics and traditional Balinese puppet makers. To learn more about this popular Balinese attraction, visit www.frommers.com/destinations/ubud/0346010011.html#ixzz1N6XvNeTS

Mas Village Paintings & Wood Carving

Mas Village is located just south of Ubud, about 6km/3 miles away. Home to some of Bali's most talented craftsmen schooled in the ancient art of woodcarving, which has been practiced for centuries in this old village. To learn more about Mas Village Paintings & Wood Carving, visit www.frommers.com/destinations/ubud/0346010011.html

Rudana Museum of Art

Rudana Museum of Art was founded in 1995 with the mission of displaying a collection fines arts and paintings for public enjoyment and study. Today, Rudana Museum of Art is home to highly valued collections. To learn more about things to see and do at Rudana Museum of Art, visit www.museumrudana.com/about.asp

Monkey Forest Sanctuary Ubud

The Monkey Forest Sanctuary in Ubud offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience to interact freely with monkeys. Take the picturesque forest path around the park, and you'll like see primates swinging from trees, playing, running, sometimes even sitting on park benches. A not-to-be-missed attraction, this is one of Bali's most visited and beloved attractions. To learn more, visit www.frommers.com/destinations/ubud/A32610.html#ixzz1N6ad9pd6

Puri Ubud (Ubud Royal Palace)

The Puri Ubud, or Ubud Royal Palace as it is known in English was the seat of the Balinese local ruler up until the 1940s. A series of beautifully restored pavilions, evening Balinese dance performances are held many nights and you may even catch a glimpse of the royal family, who still live there. To learn more about Puri Ubud, visit www.frommers.com/destinations/ubud/A30094.html#ixzz1N6bBAXpU

Antonio Blanco Museum Gallery

The Antonio Blanco Museum Gallery is devoted to one of Bali's most famous ex-pats. Blanco became a favorite at the Bali Royal Court and allied himself with many of the island's most powerful people. The Gallery offers a collection of his own art, which includes x-rated paintings and poetry. To learn more, visit www.frommers.com/destinations/ubud/A23763.html#ixzz1N6br5WuC

ARMA (Agung Rai Museum)

The Agung Rai Museum (ARMA) pays tribute taksu, which is a theory of interaction between viewer and artist that dictates that the painting alone should communicate its message. To learn more about this artistic Bali attraction, visit www.frommers.com/destinations/ubud/A46589.html#ixzz1N6cAbU15

Neka Museum of Art

The Neka Museum of Art houses more than 400 works owned Suteja Neka, former schoolteacher and arts patron. The Lempad Pavilion features work by I Gusti Nyoman Lempad, with works on paper by one of Bali's greatest artists. For more information about this leading Bali cultural attraction, visit www.frommers.com/destinations/ubud/A20925.html#ixzz1N6cja5pl

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