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A collection of human skulls and bones arranged on a stone structure.

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Family Compounds

Explore the active living spaces of Penglipuran Village.

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The village houses approximately 980 residents across 76 households. Many of these families open their doors to visitors.

You can walk into private compounds if they display a welcome sign. Remember to dress modestly, keeping your shoulders and knees covered. Dress Code

A woven bamboo structure covered with white umbrellas and offering baskets.
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Traditional Balinese Kitchens (Pawon)

15 minsLook for welcome signs

Look inside traditional wood-fire hearths used for daily cooking. These kitchens offer a direct look into historical Balinese domestic routines. Do not enter unless a clear sign welcomes tourists or a family member invites you in.

People swimming in a lakeside pool with mountains in the background.
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Local Craft & Snack Stalls

20 minsCash only (IDR)

Residents operate small pop-up shops within their own compounds. You can buy woven crafts, snacks, and a local herbal drink called Loloh Cemcem. Bring small denomination Indonesian Rupiah, as these small home vendors do not accept cards.

Tour With a Local Guide

A large tiered Balinese temple complex with a mountain in the background.
Besakih Temple & Penglipuran Traditional Village Private Tour8 h to 10 h 5.0 (66)from $79
besakih temple & village private tourfrom $79 on Viator
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