Denpasar Bali City Tour is Bali's famous half-day tour package chosen by any tourist during the holiday in Bali. Denpasar is the capital city of Bali Province, located in the south of Bali, about 14 km from the Ngurah Rai International Airport. Denpasar a small city has a lot to offer. First visit Bali's traditional Batik home industry, Bali Art Center where the Bali Art Festival annually take place, Bali Museum and see an extensive art collection from prehistoric to modern time, Pasar Badung where local people sell their product and finish at Monumen Bajra Sandhi, a statue built to memorize the struggle of Bali people.

This Denpasar City Tour is half day tour last around 5-6 hours and becomes memorable with our professional Bali driver as your tour guide who is always outstanding and offers our best service with comprehensive information. It is a private tour with a full air-conditioning private car transfer.

Denpasar City Tour will start with visiting Tohpati Village which is popular as the center of Bali hand weaving and Batik home industry. Here we can see the Batik-making process of Batik and other Bali traditional textile. Traditional Balinese textiles have permeated every angle of the island's culture. More than just pieces of cloth to drape around the body, Balinese textiles are of full significance, whether they have been worn in everyday life or religious ceremonies. For example, Balinese clothes can reflect the status of the wearer, distinguishing his or her age, sex, caste, and title.

Art Centre of Bali Province is a masterpiece work of Balinese architect of this twentieth century. All buildings refer to the Balinese architecture along with its requirements, so when entering this location, you will feel the traditional aura of Bali. Art Centre was founded on the idea of Prof.Dr.Ida Bagus Mantra. It means to conserve Balinese art and culture. Situated on Jalan Nusa Indah, Sumerta Kelod Village, East Denpasar, covered about 5 hectares of land. Ardha Candra's open stage is utilized for colossal performances such as sendratari (dance and drama), drama gong, the festival of gong kebyar, and music. Meanwhile, at space underneath occurs showroom that made use of exhibiting handicraft products of small scale industry in Bali on annual Bali Art Festival.

The next stop is Museum Bali located on the eastern side of the Lapangan Puputan Badung, a memorial park at the end of Gajah Mada Street, Denpasar.

The museum contains a collection of Balinese artifacts dating back to prehistoric times up till the 20th century. Ancient masks, tools, woodcarvings, jewelry, Neolithic stone implements, megalithic coffins, agricultural tools, and even cages for fighting crickets can be found on display in its four separate buildings. The architectural design is a combination between two Balinese structures, the temple, and the palace. The history of the museum started back in 1910, initiated by W.F.J.Kroon, a Dutch resident in Bali at the time. Not until December 8th, 1932, did the official opening of the museum take place. Because of its rapid development, on January 5th, 1966 the Bali Museum was transferred to the highest foundation coordinating all national museums.

Our tour will proceed to visit Bajra Sandhi monumen which is common called Monumen Perjuangan Rakyat Bali located in the area of civic center Renon, Denpasar Bali. The monument was established in 1987 to honor the struggle of the people of Bali and distribute creative arts community. The monumen was inaugurated on June 14 2003 by President Megawati Soekarno Putri. Inside of this memorial, simpler travel history of Bali clearly envisaged through 33 units dioramas. Diorama-diorama is prepared following the contours around the room. Each diorama contains statues complete with environment. To facilitate visitors in understanding the contents of the diorama, there are on the outside of the label information in three languages: English characters in Java, Bali Ancient, and English.

Last stop will be at Denpasar traditional market of Pasar Badung and Pasar Kumbasari. Pasar mean market. Both of the markets have 4 storey and open 24 hours in the day time the market open in main building, in the base and second floor for vegetables, fruits, meat and daily food seller, third and fourth floor for textile and temple procession equipment. Late evening till early morning the market open in the parking area.

Trip Schedule: operate everyday, when the weather is permitted

Price valid until March 2025

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