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should not miss the opportunity to see a Balinese Barong Dance. There are
daily public performances at Batubulan or Kesiman (both are near Denpasar,
the dance is the same, but I think the setting Batubulan is nicer); the
performances start at 9.30 a.m. and last about an hour. There are also
regular performances on weekends in Ubud (more about
the Barong Dance).The Barong Dance is really worth seeing and you should
at any rate try to include it in your sightseeing program.
Your next stop is Pura Tirta Empul, a large temple complex with a pond of holy water. A pilgrimage to the spring is an essential part of every major Balinese ceremony. There are less tourists here than in other major temples and you should take some time to walk around and look at the ornamental stone carvings on the shrines and on the split gates.
Ricefields near Pura Gunung Kawi If you are still not tired and would like to see yet another temple, Pura Tirta Gunung Kawi is not far away. It also has a spring and many beautiful carved pavilions and shrines. On your way back to the south you can stop in Ubud and have a late lunch at one of the restaurants there before you get back to you hotel in Sanur, Kuta or Nusa Dua, or spend the afternoon doing the tour to Ubud.
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