Top 10 Things to do in Ungasan, Bali

Zen Bali Arts Studio and Gallery dedicated to the sustainability of Balinese style arts which role a very important aspec in Balinese Religious Culture, We are also offer art paintings which will bring Energy of Zen to the Collector’s environments, Located in the middle of Southern Peninsula, We are an Oasis in the Desert of Artistic Land. We also hold Painting Class to support our Goals. The minimum age to join our Class must be 6 years old and accompany by the parent.

Join us in our beautiful garden shala for a morning vinyasa flow. Start your day by gently waking up the body, moving slowly, then building strength and increasing flexibility, with the breath to create that yummy moving meditation! We end with a relaxing savasana with hands on assist. All levels welcome. Everyday @ 7am. Spots are limited to 8, so booking is the day before is recommended.

Indonesia’s annual Soundrenaline is a two-day music and arts festival held at the Garuda Wishnu Kencana Cultural Park in Jalan Raya Uluwatu, Bali. Popular with Indonesians and foreigners alike, the main focus is on contemporary Indonesian music and art. Overall, it’s a great festival to check out if you want to immerse yourself in the country's growing rock music scene and an interesting alternative to Bali’s more touristy attractions.

The beauty of the beaches in Bali called Blue Point, Distance from Kuta beach is about 45 minutes, by passing through the winding roads and up and down. Location Blue Point is still a one-way to the temple of Uluwatu, Padang-padang beach, and Dreamland. This beach is situated in the village of Pecatu, namely at the southern tip of the Badung regency. Actually the original name of this beach is Suluban. Near the beach there is a hotel called Bluepoint Villas, so Suluban better known as Bluepoint. The hotel is quite well known outside of Bali and was used for shooting advertising a brand drinks, starring Miss Universe. 'Suluban' adoption of the word 'mesulub' which in Balinese language means "in bali have to stoop to walk through a gap in the cliff". This may be because the road to this beach you must go down through a narrow road between the coastal cliffs.

Rising from the rugged hills of Bali’s Bukit Peninsula, the magnificent Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue stands watch over the island. The towering statue is Bali’s most iconic landmark and depicts the Hindu God Wisnu, atop his mount, the mythical eagle, Garuda. Soaring to a height of over 120 meters, this is one of the tallest monumental statues in the world, higher than both the Statue of Liberty and Christ the Redeemer. The statue makes a stunning central feature of GWK Cultural Park, a fascinating 60 hectare cultural park that draws visitors from around the globe and provides a tantalizing glimpse into Bali’s fascinating heritage through intriguing cultural performances, legendary folklore tales, immense sculptures and dramatic cinematic presentation. Enjoy panoramic island views as you explore the park on foot or by Segway. Indulge in Indonesian heritage cuisine, immerse yourself in a land steeped in mythology, or plan your next big event in one of GWK’s epic venues.