Many people
are still confused about Bali and Indonesia.
Is Indonesia part of Bali? Or Bali is part of Indonesia. Yes, Bali is part of Indonesia. “Indonesia is a
Southeast Asian nation made up of thousands of volcanic islands, is home to
hundreds of ethnic groups speaking many different languages.” Bali is one of those thousand islands.
Bali is
famous with its culture, nature, food, and friendly people. If you would like to learn more about
Indonesian's rich culture in one day, you should visit Taman Nusa Cultural Park. This is one of Bali’s most unique cultural
attractions, offering an inspiring and educational day throughout its
15-hectare site in Gianyar regency filled with Indonesia heritage, and you can
see all the various architectures are exist in Indonesia. You will enjoy 60 authentic traditional
houses in their recreated compound settings and beautiful gardens, together with a variety of exhibits
from islands across the Indonesian archipelago. Some houses were built 100
years ago. The visitors will get a broader sense of the nation’s history, they
will also get a fascinating glimpse into the way of native peoples' lives.
Your trip to
Taman Nusa Cultural Park will take you on a journey to Indonesian diversity and
rich culture. Next, take an Indonesia
historical tour and you can explore Indonesia through the ages, from the Bronze
Age to the kingdom era as depicted by an impressive scaled-down replica of the
Borobudur Temple in Java. After learning about the history of this sprawling
region. Next, visitors can explore the Cultural Village, a collection of
traditional houses to get an insight into the everyday lives of local people
through the ages. Taman Nusa located in
Gianyar regency, Bali, is projected as the center of national cultural
preservation and development.
Photos courtesy: Taman Nusa Cultural Park
- Opening Hours: 09:00 – 17:00
- Location: Jalan Taman, Bali, Banjar
Blahpane Kelod, Sidan Village, Gianyar
- Tel: +62 (0)361 952 952
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