About Bajra Sandhi Monument tickets
Explore Bajra Sandhi Monument
With your Bajra Sandhi Monument Tickets, you can gain access to the first floor of the monument, which is home to a library, several administrative offices, exhibition rooms as well as handicrafts displays and fish ponds. You can also find a diorama of the Balinese king, Jaya Prawira, being crowned, on the first floor.
On the second floor of the Bajra Sandhi Monument Bali, you can find a museum that boasts of various displays depicting the history of the Balinese people right from the prehistoric eras. You can also find several exhibits about the development of civilization in the city, as well as the development of the Bali kingdom. The museum also boasts of materials related to the history of Hindu religion in Bali.
The third floor of the monument is accessible with the Bajra Sandhi Monument Tickets. This floor boasts of a large room, with glass windows that offer 360 degree views of the Denpasar cityscape. There are several exhibits here as well, which tell the story of the Indonesian people's fight for freedom.
The architecture of Bajra Sandhi Monument
History Of Bajra Sandhi Monument
The construction of the Bajra Sandhi Monument Bali began in 1987, and the monument officially opened in 2003. It is dedicated to the Balinese people who fought against the Dutch colonists in the Indonesian War of Independence. You can use your Bajra Sandhi Monument Tickets to learn about the rich history and significance of the monument during your visit here. The monument is a large stone structure in the shape of a traditional Balinese bale, or pavilion. It is decorated with reliefs and statues that depict the history of Bali and the Indonesian War of Independence. The monument is surrounded by a park with gardens and fountains.Upon the completion of the monument, there were a total of 33 dioramas here, which depicted the journey of the Balinese people from prehistoric times to the times they attained independence. The building is also closely related to Hindu philosophy, with a lot of Hindu elements and symbolisms depicted in the structure of the monument. The monument has a design with a lot of artefacts, dioramas and murals to show the history of the Balinese people and offers a panoramic view of the entire city.
Plan Your Visit
- Opening Hours
- Location
With your Bajra Sandhi Monument Tickets, you can visit the monument between 08:30 a.m. to 04:30 p.m. from Monday to Friday, and between 10:00 a.m. to 04:30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. The monument remains closed on government holidays and Nyepi Day.
Bajra Sandhi Monument Bali is located in: Jl. Raya Puputan No.142, Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia
You can easily get to the Bajra Sandhi Monument from different parts of Bali, as the monument lies on the main road in the centre of the Renon Square.
By Car/ Taxi: You can get to the monument by driving to Jalan Raya Puputan No. 142, Panjer, Denpasar. From Kutu Beach, it will take around 60 minutes, while it will take as less as 15 minutes to get to Bajra Sandhi Monument from Sanur area.
By Scooter/Rental Bike: You can also rent a scooter or motorbike and get to the monument from different areas in Bali.
Highlights:- The monument is a great place to learn about Balinese history- The structure of the monument resembles a bajra, or a traditional ceremonial bell used by Hindu priests- The monument has a lot of stairs, so it is not accessible by guests on wheelchairs
Best Time to Visit:The best time to visit the Bajra Sandhi Monument is during the early hours of the morning, just when the monument opens entries for the day. This is when there are relatively lesser crowds here, which gives you a chance to explore the monument, its museums and other attractions within it without having to deal with the visitor rush.
FAQ's
Why is Bajra Sandhi Monument so famous?
The Bajra Sandhi Monument Bali is famous as it is a monument that honours the struggles of the Balinese people in their fight for independence from the Dutch colonial. The monument is a large stone sculpture in the shape of a bajra, a traditional Balinese musical instrument. The monument stands tall in the heart of Denpasar, and offers some of the most panoramic 360 degree views of the city.
Is Bajra Sandhi Monument worth visiting?
Yes, the Bajra Sandhi Monument is definitely worth visiting. It is a beautiful and unique monument that commemorates the struggles of the Balinese people. The monument is also a popular spot for tourists to take pictures.
What is the best time to visit Bajra Sandhi Monument?
The best time to visit the Bajra Sandhi Monument is during the first half of the day, when the crowds here are quite less. In addition to admiring the exhibits in the museums here, you can also spend some time marveling at the structure of the monument or soaking in views of the city.
What are the visiting hours of Bajra Sandhi Monument?
The visiting hours of the Bajra Sandhi Monument is from 08:30 a.m. to 04:30 p.m. on the weekdays, and between 10:00 a.m. to 04:30 p.m. on the weekends.
From where can I book the tickets for Bajra Sandhi Monument?
You can book the Bajra Sandhi Monument Tickets online from our website. By booking your tickets online, you can avail several added benefits and inclusions during your visit, whilst also saving your time, energy and money.
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