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Vintage Culture at Savaya Bali — 19 December 2026

19 December 15:00

Brazilian DJ Vintage Culture brings his set to Savaya Bali on 19 December.

CamelPhat at Savaya Bali — 12 December 2026

12 December 15:00

CamelPhat play the Savaya clifftop in Uluwatu on 12 December; doors open at 15:00 WITA.

Defected Bali at Savaya — 4 December 2026

4 December 15:00

Sam Divine and TSHA bring Defected to the Savaya clifftop in Uluwatu on 4 December.

Bali Silver Class at Krisna Yuna Gallery

Design and handcraft silver jewellery with a local silversmith. The listed package includes up to 5 g of silver, one design and a welcome drink.

Bali Botanic Garden — Kebun Raya Bali

A mountain botanic garden in Bedugul with tropical plant collections, spacious walking routes and a cool climate. Admission: IDR 15,500 on weekdays and IDR 25,500 on weekends and national holidays; vehicle parking is charged separately.

TWA Gunung Batur Bukit Payang Nature Park

The official nature park around Mount Batur and its lake: current fees, entry posts and the Culali map.

Sekumpul Waterfall

Waterfalls near Sekumpul and Lemukih, walking routes and three BUMDes packages: Rp20,000, Rp150,000 and Rp250,000. Confirm inclusions and the pricing unit before paying.

Jatiluwih Rice Terraces

Terraces beneath Mount Batukaru form part of Bali’s subak cultural landscape. Admission: WNI Rp25,000 adult / Rp15,000 child; WNA Rp75,000 / Rp50,000.

Ulun Danu Beratan Temple

Temple grounds and gardens beside Lake Beratan. From 1 July 2026, admission: Indonesian citizens Rp50,000 adult / Rp25,000 child; international visitors Rp100,000 / Rp75,000.

Tenganan Pegringsingan Village

Explore Bali Aga culture and double-ikat Gringsing cloth. Jadesta lists programmes from Rp250,000; entry is donation-based, with no fixed amount published.

Taman Ujung Water Palace — Karangasem's royal water complex

A royal water garden in eastern Bali, with three pools, bridges and pavilions blending Balinese, European and Chinese architecture.

Tirta Gangga Water Palace

A former royal water garden at the foot of Mount Agung, with pools, fountains, sculptures, stepping stones, a museum and a swimming pool.

Tegenungan Waterfall

Visit Bali’s Tegenungan Waterfall in Desa Kemenuh. Published admission: IDR 30,000 for adults aged 10+ and IDR 15,000 for children aged 5–9; daily 06:30–18:30 WITA.

Penglipuran Traditional Village

Walk Penglipuran’s traditional village lane, learn about local life and bamboo landscapes, and choose a self-guided or locally guided visit package.

Taman Ayun Temple

Explore Mengwi’s historic royal temple, framed by gardens and a broad moat. Visit respectfully and stay out of restricted sacred areas.

Pura Tirta Empul

Visit an active Hindu temple built around a sacred spring; learn about its courtyards and the melukat ritual with respect for local worship.

Goa Gajah

Explore the rock-cut cave, carved entrance, bathing pool and sacred grounds at this historic site in Bedulu, Gianyar.

Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary

Walk through Ubud’s 12.5-hectare sacred forest, observe long-tailed macaques and temple spaces, and plan your visit with current entry prices and safety guidance.

Pandawa Beach

White sand, a road through limestone cliffs, and separate entry and bundle prices.

GWK Cultural Park

Ungasan cultural park with the GWK statue, performances and tickets from IDR 150,000.

Uluwatu Temple

A sacred sea temple above the Indian Ocean. Temple admission, Kecak tickets and parking are priced separately.

Tanah Lot Temple

A sea temple on a rocky islet near Tabanan. See admission categories and separate fees for vehicles.

Ulu Cliffhouse

An adults-only Uluwatu clifftop destination with a pool club, restaurants, Ocean Deck, music and ocean views.

About this section

Attractions and entertainment in Bali is for places and experiences people can visit during a free hour, day or family outing. Museums, cultural venues, parks, exhibitions, shows, workshops, play spaces and local entertainment projects can announce what they offer, while residents and travellers can search for something interesting to see or do.

A family may want an indoor activity on a rainy afternoon, a visitor may be looking for a museum or cultural performance, and friends may want a viewpoint, creative workshop, game space or evening show. Someone living in Bali can use the page not only for famous landmarks but also for smaller local experiences and new weekend ideas.

Providers in Denpasar, Ubud, Canggu and other destinations can introduce a venue, programme or visitor experience. Searchers can explore private and local announcements according to age, interest, location and available time, then confirm current opening, programme and access directly.

This category is for visiting or participating in an attraction, not a guided multi-stop tour, boat trip, sports class or ticket resale alone. Those have separate pages. A venue can offer many elements, but an announcement should help a reader understand the central experience rather than list every possible entertainment word.

Opening hours, age rules, accessibility, capacity and programme can change. The catalog does not operate venues, inspect attractions or guarantee admission and enjoyment. Visitors should consider the actual experience and current information, while providers can make a legitimate local destination easier to discover.

Publish here if you run a genuine attraction, cultural venue or entertainment experience in Bali. Browse the page when you want a museum, show, family activity, creative visit or another plan beyond staying at home. The right choice begins with who is going, how much time they have and what kind of experience would make the day memorable.