Here is the tremendous time to understand and appreciate the real Balinese together with their culture and origins.
This is a voyage through the monuments from the 9th c. BC till today. WE will start by visiting an ancient cave known as Goa Gajah. The origin of the cave is uncertain. It probably dates back to the 11th century at the time of the Majapahit take over of Bali. The cave was rediscovered by Dutch archaeologist in 1923.
After that we proceed our way to Archeological Museum where we will find a collection of pre-Hindu artifacts, including stone sarcophagus from the time before cremations were practiced on Bali. Next stop will be Gunung Kawi temple. Gunung Kawi Temple
Consists of 10 rock-cut candi, cut into the rock face. Each candi is believed to be a memorial to a member of the 11 century Balinese royalty. Before going back to thotel we will stop at Tirta Empul temple. The temple was built around 960 AD during the rule of Candra bayasinga king from the Warmadewa dynasty.