• Puputan Square - The local guide will collect guests from their hotel in Denpasar to start a half-day sightseeing tour at Puputan Square, a charming open space in the city center. This classic urban park is popular with locals and offers a wonderful opportunity to learn about Bali’s colonial past. Visitors will find a monument depicting a brave Balinese family, commemorating the 1906 suicidal battle of the Badung rajas against the Dutch militia.
• Bali Provincial State Museum (Negeri Propinsi Bali) - The next stop is the Bali Museum, situated near the former royal palace of Denpasar. Guests can spend 30-40 minutes exploring its collection, which spans from prehistoric artifacts to early 20th-century art. The museum’s four main buildings highlight Indonesia’s rich history and cultural heritage, featuring displays of theatrical masks, musical instruments, sculptures, paintings, and textiles. Scale models illustrating Balinese tooth filling, marriage, and cremation ceremonies are also on display, with explanations provided by the guide.
• Pasar Badung - No visit to Denpasar is complete without experiencing the vibrant pasar (Indonesian for ‘market’), where locals sell their goods and negotiate prices. Pasar Badung is Bali’s largest food market, offering fruits, spices, and other edible products from across the island. After browsing and bargaining, guests can spend about 1.5 hours at one of the new supermarkets—similar to a department store—where food can be purchased (at their own expense).

• English Speaking Licensed Guide service
• Pickup and drop-off service from major hotels in Kuta, Seminyak, Sanur, Jimbaran, and Nusa Dua area
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes

• Food and drinks

Denpasar is the largest city in Bali, featuring an appealing main square in its center. Adjacent to Puputan Square is the BALI MUSEUM, showcasing an art collection that spans from prehistoric artifacts to early 20th-century pieces. The museum also exhibits scale models illustrating traditional Balinese ceremonies such as tooth filling, marriage, and cremation.

Explore the vibrant pasar, an Indonesian market where locals sell their goods, often engaging in lively bargaining over prices.

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