Visiting Bali for vacation, of course, will carry out sightseeing activities, visiting several interesting places and some fun activities. If you stay at a hotel in the Kuta, Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, Sanur area and there are tour plans to Ubud, Kintamani, or interesting places in eastern Bali such as Lempuyang, Besakih, Tirtagangga and others, you will pass the main road, namely By Pass Ngurah Rai. At the end of the By Pass Ngurah Rai road, precisely in Kesiman, about 4 kms north of Sanur, there is a magnificent statue building that attracts attention. If you are driving a car, this statue is clearly visible and of course interesting to be photographed as part of your travel story in Bali.

Denpasar City has a more magnificent and monumental icon. After the quite amazing Sewaka Dharma Building as a public service center at Lumintang, Denpasar has a magnificent and exotic building becoming the pride of the people in Denpasar, namely the Titi Banda Statue

The grandiosely standing statue can be enjoyed by wider community at a very strategic location at the entrance to the city of Denpasar from the east. The statue was deliberately built in the median of the intersection of Bypass Ida Bagus Mantra street and Bypass Ngurah Rai street because it was at strategic location

The Titi Banda Statue told stories about the Ramayana epic, namely the character Rama who built the Titi Banda Bridge in the middle of the sea with the help of monkey troops that would pick up Sita abducted in Lanka. Titi Banda told about Rama, as the main character who would pick up her wife from the hands of Ravana in Lanka. Rama accompanied by his monkey troops consisting of 18 heads, where five of whom were chief of the monkey. Statue of Rama became the main one in the middle of the building.