Journey to middle of Bali

Taman Nusa is a cultural tourism park that provides comprehensive knowledge about the culture of various ethnic Indonesians in the natural atmosphere of the island of Bali. Taman Nusa's mission is to make the cultural park a means of preservation, recreation and didactic for visitors both local and foreign to better understand Indonesian culture in an interesting and interactive way. Taman Nusa is located on Jalan Taman Bali - Banjarangkan Banjar Blahpane Kelod, Sidan, Kec. Gianyar, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80582.

The natural landscape of the Gianyar mountains in Bali is combined with Indonesian architecture, forming an amazing heavenly realm. This project is a witness that the natural environment can be maintained. Taman Nusa Complex stands on a cliff, along the Melangit River, with lush mountain views laden with natural plants. Senior architects who understand the flow of the development of Indonesian architecture designed the Taman Nusa in such a way that the building blends with nature.
Indonesian architecture cannot be limited by one form. Each island and region has a unique identity from one period to another. Ancient vernacular customs were marked by pillar foundations, elevated floors, elongated roof ridges, and fields of sidewalks that tilted out. The legacy of the Hindu and Buddhist period is marked by the Temple, a stone building made in the basement with a roof resembling a decorated pyramid. Thus Taman Nusa shows the direction of the development of cultural architectural traditions which reach their zenith through architectural expression.
In an area of ​​10 hectares, visitors have the opportunity to explore and enjoy a panoramic view of the time of the Indonesian people, starting from prehistoric times with its old and primitive nature, then crossing the bronze period, heading into the kingdom with one of its masterpieces in the form of Borobudur Temple.

When we visit there we have the opportunity to get back to the cultural diversity of various ethnic groups in Indonesia within the cultural village area, where visitors can feel the atmosphere of simple village life and witness a variety of traditional arts and performances. Leaving the cultural village and crossing Chinatown, visitors enter the early Indonesian period. Here once again visitors feel the atmosphere of the royal era, where there is the Trowulan Temple and the figure of Patih Gajah Mada, which is famous for the Oath of Palapa.

Through the Youth Oath Gate, visitors enter the period of Indonesia's independence, which includes the figures of the Proclaimer Mr. Soekarno and Bung Hatta, with the background text of the Proclamation of Indonesian Independence.
So if you travel to Bali, don't forget to visit this place. Admission ticket for adults 85 thousand per person if children
70 thousand per person.