Museum Puri Lukisan, Ubud: Museum in Bali

Wide view of Puri Lukisan Museum complex in Ubud, Bali

Puri Lukisan Museum exterior with traditional Balinese architecture

Puri Lukisan Museum building and grounds in Ubud

Puri Lukisan Museum courtyard and architecture

Puri Lukisan Museum main building and garden

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Ubud's oldest art museum: Balinese painting and wood carving from the 1930s in four calm garden pavilions.

Four pavilions set around a garden pond hold one of Bali's oldest art collections, covering Balinese painting and wood carving from the 1930s onwards. Start in the north building for pre-war works and the I Gusti Nyoman Lempad drawings, then the west gallery for the Ida Bagus Made estate, the wayang paintings in the east, and the founders' gallery in the south, which also hosts temporary shows. Labels are in English and Indonesian, and the rooms stay quiet, so you can take your time. It sits in central Ubud, a short walk from the palace and the market. Allow about an hour; mornings are cooler and calmer. Check current hours before you go.

Good to know

Opening hours: Every day · 09:00–17:00
Entry: IDR 95,000
What to wear: Anything goes
A visit takes: 60 min
Best time: In the morning

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