Museum of Bali

Museum of Bali is one of the old buildings that are still intact to this day in Bali. It is in the center of Denpasar, exactly in the east Puputan Badung Square, adjacent to the Pura Agung Jagat Natha. 

The building extends from north to south is divided into two parts. The northern part is a complex of old buildings planned and built in 1910. So who like history during a holiday in Bali, you can visit Museum of Bali located in Denpasar, easily accessed by vehicles such as cars, motorcycles or minibus.

Museum of Bali

Bali Museum is a museum of relics past human storage and ethnography. The physical structure of the building is a combination of a physical structure or a palace, and a lot of the collection consists of ethnographic objects such as tool and equipment life, arts, religion, language and other writings that reflect the life and development of the culture of Bali.

Building on the Bali museum is based on the concept of Tri Mandala; nista mandala(the outside), madya mandala (the outside before entering the core), and utama mandala (the core).
 

At the core (utama mandala) there are buildings that consists of three buildings, namely:

Tabanan Building, Pavilion typical architecture of Tabanan, saved antiquities, such as objects of art, accessories, housewares, appliances ceremony, and an assortment of traditional weapons.

Tabanan Style

Buleleng Building, North Bali-style architecture building tools stored household items, craft tools, agricultural tools and fishing, entertainment appliances, primitive sculptures from clay, stone, and more.

Buleleng Style

Karangasem Building, East Bali style architecture building stored prehistoric objects, objects of archeology, ethnography, art as well as some modern paintings.

Karangasem Style

Open: Sunday - Thursday from 8:00 am to 03:00 pm and Friday from 08:00 am to 12:30 pm
Address : Jalan Mayor Wisnu, Denpasar, Phone: (0361) 222 680 / 235059