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Palace of Satria and the Royal Temples

The palace and temple of the royal family of Denpasar which is beautifully kept. It is open to all residents of Denpasar for worship. Some wonderfully ornate carvings, even by Balinese standards.

Address: Jl Veteren
Getting there: about 300 metres north of Alun-Alun Puputan
Hours: 08:00-16:00 daily
Price: Donation

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