About Cultural Village Kertalangu
Let me tell you a bit about Kertalangu Cultural Village.
Kertalangu Cultural Village is an educational tourism village right in the heart of Bali. It offers a unique experience for travelers who want to get up close to authentic Balinese life. Visitors can learn about traditional Balinese farming, handicrafts, dance, music, and ceremonies.
Location & How to Get There
Kertalangu Cultural Village is in Kesiman Kertalangu Village, East Denpasar, Bali. It’s in a great spot, and it’s easy to get to from Denpasar city center and the airport.
If you’re planning to come by car or motorbike, you’ll find the directions are easy to follow.
Taxis are easy to find in Bali and can take you directly to the location.
You can also take a bus or bemo, but it might take a bit longer.
Operating Hours and Admission Fee
Kertalangu Cultural Village is open every day from 08:00 to 17:00 local time. Prices for entrance tickets are quite affordable, with different prices depending on the package you choose. Some tour packages offer a more complete experience, such as learning to make handicrafts or taking a cooking class.
If you just want to get in, it’ll cost you IDR 2000.
Interesting Things about Cultural Village Kertalangu
Traditional Farming: Visitors can see how Balinese people farm using traditional methods firsthand.
There are plenty of opportunities to learn about and get involved in the making of traditional Balinese handicrafts, including weaving, carving, and batik.
There are often traditional Balinese dance and music performances in the village, which are a great way to experience the culture first-hand.
If you’re lucky, you might get to see a traditional Balinese ceremony taking place in the village.
Subak Museum: The museum looks at the history and development of the subak system (traditional Balinese irrigation), which is important to Balinese life.
Activities You Can Do in Cultural Village Kertalangu
Learn about farming: you can try plowing the fields, planting rice, or taking care of the plants.
If you’re interested in making handicrafts, you can join a class and take home your handiwork.
Take in a dance show and enjoy the beauty of traditional Balinese dances performed by professional dancers.
Tasting Balinese Food: There are lots of food stalls serving authentic Balinese dishes.
Cycling: Take a tour of the village by bike and enjoy the stunning scenery.
Fishing: In this village, there is also a fishing pond. For anyone who likes fishing, you can try it here. The fishing facilities are complete; you can rent fishing gear or bring your own. In addition, the fish you catch can be directly cooked and enjoyed.
You can also swim here. There is a pool that is great for relaxing.
Useful Tips
- Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture your precious moments in the village.
- Wear something comfortable: you’ll be doing a lot of activities, so make sure you wear something you’re comfortable in and that your shoes are appropriate.
- Make sure you protect yourself from the sun by bringing a hat, sunglasses, and sunblock.
- It’s always a good idea to learn a few basic words in the local language, especially if you want to interact with the locals.
Additional Facilities
Parking: There’s plenty of space in the car park.
Toilets: You’ll find clean and comfortable toilets on site.
There are food stalls on site serving delicious Balinese food and drinks.
If you’d like to know more about the village, the information center is the place to go.
Kertalangu Cultural Village is the ideal place to gain insight into Bali’s vibrant culture. With genuine experiences and a welcoming ambiance, this village will leave you with memories you’ll never forget.
