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Bali is a land of temples; public temples and family temples and during the 10 day Gulangan period
that we were present for, many other festive arrangements were visible, primarily the Penjor. a bamboo pole with elaborate
offerings suspended on the ends.
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The holiest of all temples in Bali, the "Mother Temple" of Pura Basakih
Temple Lotus Pond in Ubud where we spent the festive Kuningan day
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Built in the 1600s by the King of Mengwi, Pura Taman Ayun survives today as a beautiful example
of a royal public temple.
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The Sacred Monkey Forest of Padangtegal in Ubud
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A local temple near where we stayed in Ubud
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