Dharma Negara Alaya

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The Dharma Negara Alaya building was constructed with the aim of inspiring the younger generation to stay creative and innovative. It serves as a venue for exhibitions, cultural-themed events, workshops, and more.

The construction of the Dharma Negara Alaya building is a reflection of the 4.0 digital economy, aligning with Denpasar's vision of being a hub for creativity and culture. Entrance is free, and individuals or groups are welcome to engage in creative pursuits within the building. The DNA building offers various amenities.

If you assume that only art spaces (indoor and outdoor auditoriums) and coworking spaces (both indoor and outdoor) are available, then think again. For book lovers, there is a library with a wide range of books that will pique your curiosity. In case you get hungry or thirsty, you can head over to Mulai Denpasar, a coffee shop that offers affordable food and drinks. It's a perfect place to hang out, right?

WiFi is also available for those who need to look for inspiration or unleash their imagination. Whether you are headed elsewhere or staying within the premises, rest assured that WiFi is accessible. So why not spend some quality time in the creative space provided by DNA?

Duta Orchid Garden

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Duta Orchid Garden is more than just a tourist destination. Here the tourist will spend their holiday with such a good experience and get more knowledge especially about orchids and tropical plants in general. Duta Orchid Garden serves the tourist with a good quality garden view as well as a good education or information, especially about plants. During the tour in Duta Orchid Garden the tourist is accompanied by a local guide with a good knowledge who helps to take a picture in a good spot, the guide also explains the way of looking after the orchids in the garden.Treatment the tourist not as a guest, but as a good friend in order to share the correct information about taking care of the orchids and also promoting that Indonesia has many unique rare orchids.

Located in jalan bypass ngurah rai no 21X, Tohpati, Denpasar, Bali, only 15 minutes from Sanur Area. It would provide an opportunity for you to refresh your mind and soul.

The design concept is divided into some parts such as reception, waterfall, shade house, small cafe, souvenir shop, cactus zone, foliage area, fruits garden, orchids, and tropical flowers displayed to provide a sparkling fresh effect in a lush beautiful tropical garden. Huge variety of orchids combine with many kinds of tropical plants . All displayed in the beautiful landscape of a hectare garden.

Embung Sanur

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The Sanur Kauh Village area used to be a mangrove forest that had died out and was subsequently turned into a fish pond by the local community. Recently, the area has been transformed into a water storage facility to mitigate flooding.

Embung Sanur was built on a piece of land spanning approximately 2.3 hectares of the Tahura area. It has a pool area measuring 0.96 hectares and a storage capacity of 34,500 square meters. The embankment height from the bottom of the storage is 5.18 meters. This structure is designed to effectively reduce the occurrence of flooding.

Apart from its flood prevention function, Embung Sanur is expected to serve as a recreational, sports, and photography destination for both locals and tourists visiting Denpasar, the capital city of Bali province. 

Sanur is a renowned tourist destination, and the addition of Embung Sanur to its attractions is expected to further boost its appeal.

Taman Jepun

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Denpasar, the capital city of Bali province, boasts a tourist destination that serves as a sanctuary for a wide range of frangipani flowers - the Bali Frangipani Palace. Situated on Jl. Hayam Wuruk Tanjung Bungkak, No. 104H, Sumerta Kelod, East Denpasar, this palace is the world's largest frangipani garden.

The palace serves as a conservation site for Indonesia's germplasm, with a particular focus on frangipani flowers. Oka Dipa established this frangipani-based flower garden in 2009 due to his personal preference for this flower. Initially, most of the flower seedlings were grown through his own cultivation efforts. However, the Department of Agriculture later provided assistance, leading to the planting of up to 400 different varieties of frangipani in this 2.5-hectare location.

Of these 400 varieties, 140 originate from Bali while the remaining 260 come from foreign countries, primarily Hawaii and Thailand. The Frangipani Palace houses several interesting features, including the Charles Plumier Monument, which greets visitors as they enter the garden. Plumier, a renowned French botanist, discovered the Frangipani genus named Plumeria. His classification work on over 4,000 plant species led to the identification of 700 new species, including the frangipani.

The palace's vast artificial lake, which lies directly in front of the La Jepun Restaurant, offers a refreshing and picturesque view. Numerous bird species, such as black and white swans, ducks, and other water birds, can be spotted here. Additionally, an international standard gateball field is present. The most recent attraction added to the Frangipani Palace is the pedal go-car game, introduced as one of the garden's recreational options from September 1, 2020.

Kebon Vintage Cars

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Starting with a love for collecting wooden toy cars during his childhood, Pak Jos, the owner of "Kebon Vintage Cars," soon turned his passion into a hobby filled with enthusiasm when he finally bought his first vintage car in 1996. Since then, he has been collecting antiques and unique vintage cars in his private garage to fulfill his childhood dream.

In 2019, Pak Jos finally realized his lifelong dream by opening an antique car museum with the hope of sharing his love for antique cars and preserving the attraction and diversity of tourist destinations in Bali.

Pak Jos is currently an advisor to the Indonesian Vintage Car Fans Association (PPMKI) in Bali and is dedicated to preserving antique cars beautifully while keeping the community strong and cohesive.

Kebon exhibits more than 100 antique cars from around the world, ranging from pre-war era cars to well-known brands such as Chevrolet, Cadillac, Dodge, Pontiac, Morgan, Mercury, Plymouth, Hudson, Fiat, Mini Cooper, and many more.

Some of Indonesia's historical cars are also showcased, such as the 1948 Plymouth that belonged to the first lady of Indonesia (Soekarno's wife) - Ibu Fatmawati.

The restoration team requires a lot of attention and effort to restore and maintain each vehicle to near-original specifications, and most of the cars are still operational. Visitors can rent them for their event needs.

It is our hope that our diverse collection will offer our audience a panoramic view into the rich automotive heritage that cannot be found elsewhere in Bali.

I Gusti Ngurah Made Agung Square

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As a historical reminder, the government established the Puputan Badung Monument on November 12, 1997. The monument consists of three statues, including a woman, a man, and a child dressed in all-white holding a keris (dagger) and tombak (spear) as weapons for war. At the same time, the Mayor of Denpasar issued a decree in 2009, officially naming the field Lapangan Puputan Badung I Gusti Ngurah Made Agung. The locals simply call it Lapangan Puputan Badung. That's a brief history of this field.

Puputan Badung Square I Gusti Ngurah Made Agung is strategically located in the bustling heart of the city, easily accessible from all directions. Once a battlefield for resisting colonial forces, the square has now transformed into a green open space for recreation. Covering approximately 35,691 square meters, the area is bustling with various sports activities such as cycling and football. Visitors can enjoy a range of recreational facilities, including a skateboard park for youths, a children's playground, walking and jogging paths, restrooms, giant chess boards, and shaded seating areas beneath lush trees. There is also an outdoor stage where art performances are often held. All these facilities are free to use. The best time to visit is in the afternoon.

This place is ideal for family vacations with young children, where they can interact with the environment more freely, including with their peers or playing with the provided children's games. Parents can also take a refreshing break. There are many things that can be done by both children, teenagers, and adults.

Pelabuhan Benoa

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The establishment of Benoa Port dates back to 1924, as stated in Stb. 1924 No. 378, during the Dutch colonial period in Denpasar. At first, the port's jurisdiction and activities were defined by a map of the Dutch-era port documented in Staatsblad number 16 dated January 8, 1926.

Later, the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Transportation jointly determined the boundaries of the port's working area and area of interest in a decree numbered 15 of 1990/KM.18 of 1990 issued on February 14, 1990. In recognition of its excellent services, Benoa Port was awarded Best Port Welcome by Dream World Cruise Destination magazine in 2010.

This port is situated in South Denpasar, Bali, approximately 8 km away from Kuta Regency via Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai, and 8.6 km away from Sanglah Denpasar via Jalan Diponegoro Sesetan. Those entering the port are subject to a distribution fee at the Benoa port gate counter.

Benoa Port is conveniently located near the entrance of the Bali Mandara toll road, accessible via Pesanggaran village in Denpasar. Nowadays, the port's development focuses on Balinese local wisdom and environmental consciousness, featuring Balinese influences and green spaces, thus fitting the image of Bali as a popular tourist destination.

Pelabuhan Sanur

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Sanur Harbor represents a significant advancement in Denpasar's tourism infrastructure, with a design heavily influenced by Balinese culture, including the "Perahu Bercadik" boat and the "Gajah Mina" pattern. Besides being a transportation hub, Sanur Harbor has become a new icon, providing hope for Bali's economic recovery after the Covid-19 pandemic. The harbor is attracting tourists, particularly middle to upper-class visitors, and is expected to stimulate the expansion of tourist segmentation to Nusa Penida and Nusa Ceningan.

Both Nusa Penida and Nusa Ceningan are well-known tourist destinations, famous for their natural charms, and the new harbor has made it easier for tourists to access them. Before the harbor's construction, tourists had to board boats, often getting wet in the process, but now they can board the ship via a floating bridge.

The harbor serves not only tourists but also Balinese people who wish to worship at the temples on Nusa Penida. Nevertheless, tourism remains the main source of income for Balinese people, and the pandemic's impact on Bali's economy was severe. With no foreign tourists, the island's economic growth plummeted, and unemployment increased. However, the government took advantage of the pandemic to improve infrastructure by constructing Sanur Harbor, which previously had inadequate supporting facilities, cramped space, and no place for cargo. Ships crossed from Sanur without complying with safety and security standards.

Taman Janggan

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This children's playground in the center of Denpasar city is designed to be modern, comfortable, and educational. Taman Janggan is part of the National Strategic Building Arrangement project (KSN) or the Denpasar Civic Center.

Various play equipment for children can be found here, ranging from short slides to long ones resembling an elephant's trunk. There are two deck platforms for children to practice their agility, with the lower part of the deck used for playing hide and seek.

All of these play equipment are designed to train children's motor skills, especially those aged 18 months to six years. There are also swings, seesaws, climbing areas, seating, and a seating area for parents to watch their children play.

Every day, especially on weekends, Taman Janggan is always crowded with visitors. The floor is made of soft ceramics or rubber pads, so children are safe even if they fall.

The area is safe because it is surrounded by a safety fence. Its location is also strategic, on Jalan Raya Puputan, about 800 meters east of the Bajra Sandhi Monument in Renon.

Basically, Taman Janggan is divided into two sections. The first section is a playground for children, while the second section is a relaxation area for both children and adults, equipped with sports facilities such as air walkers, sit-up equipment, horse rider machines, elliptical machines, jogging tracks, and a special stone path for foot reflexology massage. playground anak, sedangkan bagian kedua area santai untuk anak dan dewasa, dilengkapi sarana olah raga, seperti  sepeda udara (air walker), alat bantu sit up, horse rider machine, elliptical machine, jogging track, dan jalur bebatuan khusus pijat refleksi kaki.

This park, which was inaugurated in early 2017, has special rules. Visitors are required to take off their shoes before entering. The area is equipped with surveillance cameras (CCTV) and adequate lighting.

Taman Kota Lumintang

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A park in the middle of the city can be a favorite spot for residents to take a leisurely stroll. Just like Taman Kota Lumintang in Denpasar. Taman Kota Lumintang is a source of pride for Denpasar residents, and it is always crowded with people from all walks of life.

The atmosphere of Taman Kota Lumintang in Denpasar is made even livelier with the presence of a dancing fountain located in the middle of an artificial pond. This dancing fountain is a favorite of visitors when they come to Taman Kota Lumintang.

Visitors can enjoy the beauty of the dancing fountain from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm WITA only on weekends. Around 6:00 pm WITA, music starts playing in the area around the pond. However, the dancing fountain only starts its attraction when the sky is completely dark.

This dancing fountain is truly unique. The illuminated fountain with various colors looks even more charming with its dancing movements. The dancing fountain attraction is very popular with visitors, especially children who come with their parents. Children are amazed by the beauty of the colors and the dancing movements of the fountain that always change.

Although not as large and extensive as Lapangan Renon, Taman Kota Lumintang also has adequate supporting facilities. These include a jogging track used for sports activities, a children's play area, a large birdcage located in a corner of the park that is very attractive to children, toilets, parking areas, and food stalls or snack vendors.

It is recommended to come to Taman Kota Lumintang in the late afternoon to avoid waiting too long for the dancing fountain attraction. While waiting, you can spend time strolling around the park, doing light exercise, relaxing in the existing pavilions, or waiting for your children who are playing.

Enjoying some of the culinary delights sold at the stalls or vendors in Taman Kota Lumintang can also be an option while waiting. For those who bring children, it is best to bring food from home as most of the food sold is not suitable for children's taste buds, such as spicy food. However, there are still some menu items that are also liked by children, such as meatballs, ice cream, or other snacks.

For those who love sports, you can exercise all day at Taman Kota Lumintang. The jogging track area and sports area are open to the public from morning until night. At night, every area of the park is equipped with adequate lighting so that sports activities can be done safely and comfortably.

Taman Kota Lumintang in Denpasar is located on Jalan Mulawarman, Lumintang. You can spend time with your family refreshing yourself on a budget at Taman Kota Lumintang.