PURA MAOSPAHIT Pura Maospahit is one of Denpasar’s oldest temples, known for its striking red-brick architecture and its roots in the ancient Majapahit era. Its unique spatial layout and historical ambience offer a distinct look into Bali’s early cultural and religious influences.
PURA AGUNG JAGATNATHA Pura Agung Jagatnatha is the largest temple in Denpasar, dedicated to Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa. Located beside Puputan Square and the Bali Museum, it offers a glimpse into the spiritual rhythm of the city, highlighted by its towering padmasana shrine and classic Balinese architectural details.
LAPANGAN PUPUTAN BADUNG Lapangan Puputan Badung is a green heart of Denpasar, a spacious city square that blends daily local life with deep historical significance. It is a favourite gathering place for morning and afternoon activities, surrounded by important landmarks that commemorate the heroic Puputan Badung event of 1906.
BAJRA SANDHI MONUMENT The Bajra Sandhi Monument rises prominently in Renon as a tribute to the long journey of the Balinese people throughout history. Designed in the shape of a traditional Hindu bell, it houses dioramas that tell the island’s story from ancient times to independence, while its top level offers wide views over Denpasar.
CATUR MUKA MONUMENT The Catur Muka Monument stands at Denpasar’s central crossroads and is often viewed as the symbolic centre of the city. Featuring a four-faced depiction of a creator deity looking toward all directions, it represents balance, protection, and the cultural identity of Denpasar.
BALI MUSEUM Bali Museum preserves the island’s heritage through extensive displays of traditional textiles, masks, sculptures, and archaeological discoveries. Set in the former royal palace grounds of Denpasar, the museum provides a compact but meaningful journey into Bali’s artistic and cultural evolution.
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