Kertalangu Cultural Village — Attraction in Denpasar Timur

Actually we only went here because it was recommended by our hotel. Supposedly you get to experience real balinese life here. Truth is we found the coffee paradise at the beginning (which is in fact awesome), a not so clean warung thereafter (they serve coconut wine but better not eat there), and after that it felt pretty much like nothing anymore. There is a small train for children transport, a giant Gong that you have to pay admission for and a restaurant. Not many people around here either. To us it seemed as if the village was dead. There were big buses with tourists coming in and out, looking at the stone carving graveyard and waking through the tourist shop butting souvenirs. Not much more to do though. True...

This cultural place is it was so popular Most of the city of people was going here to visit What more if there is a cultural show or bazaar UMKM

this place is very big place Big space..you can celebrate what kind of show or .meeting up are planningk to.

And if the day sunday From morning time .to afternoon. There' s a lot of people whose exercises From swimming to walking track..

Also noted; There's a lots of UMKM stands are stand by and selling their own local product and produced themselves.

Love thisk, cultural place Its a .nice place to visit if .you want...

The key word here is former village. Now there is a decent modern swimming pool plus an older pool that I would not go in. There was a huge modern golf driving range with restaurants and other businesses. There's a dilapidated " jogging track" and a little kiosk with a young man who wanted to charge money if I was planning to jog on the very uneven and broken up cement and mud pathway. Honestly, do not go. This place deserves only one star if you happen to run into a couple of farmers who are harvesting rice and/or scaring the birds away from the...