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dhimas baskoro (15/05/2018 04:16)
Beautiful preserved traditional of one of the old tribe in bali. Some of original structure is left in original condition, and how the orchid grown on their roofs brings the athmosphere of how was the village in the ancient time. Heard that they were famous of bamboo handicraft, but unfortunately none of them made it anymore, replaced with modern souvenirs.
Reza Azzindani Nashirudin (14/05/2018 06:52)
Seriously a very nice place. A real village where you can still feel the nature, and I don't even think that the people here got vehicle– some might have tho.
The most unique thing here is that every house is connected, from front to back, side to side. Live in peaceful, as if no one would do bad deed, no kidding.
lance ong (04/05/2018 03:12)
Very well kept tourists locatio. Illustrates Balinese households. Go into the compund of the house.. little stalls selling food and souvenirs.
Do take a cooling stroll at the bamboo forest.
triyanto prabowo (03/05/2018 02:24)
The village is clean, well designed, you can take photos, but often crowded with the tourist. You can buy souvenir and traditional food from local seller, and surprisingly the price is cheaper than in the souvenir shops. in around the village you can walk in the Bamboo forest which is very nice. For the toilet you can ask local to use their toilet. This place is worth to visit, and by visiting the village we are support local to maintain original Balinese Village.
Pinky (05/04/2018 19:18)
Desanya bersih, tidak ditemukan sampah berserakan gitu. Penduduknya mantap!! Welcome banget sama para pengunjung, mereka mengijinkan visitor masuk ke dalam lingkungan rumah. Uniknya itu semua rumah saling terhubung jalannya, jadi akses menelusuri nyaman. Selain rumah warga, disana ada juga hutan bambu, pura, warung-warung rumah warga, perkebunan loloh cemcem.
Loloh cemcem itu minuman asal Desa Penglipuran yang nyegerin banget, karena diolah langsung sama penduduk lokal dan dari tanaman pohon cemcem di perkebunan setempat juga.
Over all menyenangkan.
Apsari N. E. Ramadhanty (03/04/2018 14:34)
Probably the most mesmerizing place I've visited in Bali!! The village is super clean, the neighbourhood also super peaceful. Not only clean and peaceful, this place is quiet too! Don't forget to bring your raincoat or umbrella just in case a sudden rain fall.
Massimo Provilla (11/03/2018 12:11)
A unique traditional village. Also next to a giant bamboo forest. There's a great temple at the top of the hill. Perfect to visit with children. Can be steep ramp in sections so might not be wheelchair accessible.
Ias Naibaho (26/02/2018 02:24)
This village is very clean even though it becomes a touristy spot. Some houses would be available to explore and they would sell some merchandises. It’s up to you to buy anything you like here, but in my own opinion it’s quite pricey. This village located quite far from Denpasar, and I would recommend to rent a car in order to reach this place
Bin Zhou (01/02/2018 23:30)
Must visit and lovely place. It's a traditional Balinese village with lovely people. They are so friendly and helpful. You can also get food (I believe it's house number 34) which is really good and very cheap.
Andrew Soan (14/10/2017 04:17)
Beautiful village! You will meet a lot of good native people here who are so friendly. Recommended!
Yenny Kartika (07/10/2017 16:03)
Very cultural with friendly locals. You can reach here by 2-hour driving from Kuta. The entrance fee is 15K, which is fair. And no parking fee. You can walk around the village, realize how clean and well-maintained this is. The locals will welcome you and let you enter their house to take pictures. Some of them sell gifts and snacks. Temples are everywhere. Closes at 6 p.m.
Masbud Kenzie (02/10/2017 08:00)
Nice, clean and exotic place. Friendly villager with lot of souvenir. Various flowers are plant here.
Gilbert Santana (22/09/2017 02:21)
Nice concepts of small village and for eco tourism, the banjar (village) could add more creative signs to attract the tourist to visit the local houses and buy the product to increase the income for tourism. Today, the main attraction is a Pura and path of Bamboo.
Asri Wijayanti (08/09/2017 09:02)
A beautiful traditional village surrounded by vast and lush bamboo forest. The locals are very hospitable. They gladly share stories about the culture of Bali Aga - the native Balinese. They also produce the refreshing loh cemcem, traditional beverage made of local leaves and herbs.
Sandika Kartika (05/09/2017 13:19)
Well organised village. Friendly people. Many house had been renovated less natural now because they use not original stuff....like what I said....it's okay..
NKRI Harga Mati! (20/08/2017 06:02)
Very clean place!! Fresh air!! And, the people are friendly.
You should try the local snack called "klepon". It's purple ball with liquid brown sugar inside.
Public restroom is not clean!
Hari Anggono (09/07/2017 16:02)
It's good but not amazing as per media descriptions. It's clean and organized, perhaps should become the role model for all villages in Bali. However, it's lack of WOW factors.
If you didn't make so much efforts to go here then it''s okay, I think.
Maria MaLie (28/06/2017 13:45)
Traditional Balinese village. Heritage of Indonesia. Located at Bangli.
The local said that the whole area is owned by the village not a private property.
Putu Tonsen (20/06/2017 13:55)
This village is famous for its well-designed space and landscspe. Tidy village road with unique home entrance make it very beautiful.
Spaghetti Hair (08/06/2017 23:53)
This is a spectacular place yo go in Bali to and see an extremely well maintained traditional villiage. The main street is beautiful with amazing views both down the valley and to the temple at the top. You can also go inside families compounds to see their traditional homes which is lovely. A bamboo forest is also situated on the same site which is beautiful to walk around
indra kurniawan (07/06/2017 02:20)
Nice place to visit. The resident are so polite and warm. Many place to take pictures. This is one of the clean villages in the world. Make sure that you try CEMCEM LOLO, special drink that you can only get in this village
Maulana Ibrahim (15/05/2017 14:28)
The place is quite interesting, very clean, tidy, but.. it really just give u a view of a small tidy village. When i got there, no ceremony or something else are performed. And also, as usual, all villager always asking u to buy their stuff. -_-
Adetya Hardiawan (27/04/2017 07:59)
Tempat wisata yang sangat bersih dan bagus serta warga asli bali yang ramah dan masih memegang teguh ajaran leluhur. Very highly recommend 👍
Faisal Bahrun (25/04/2017 03:46)
We were having a great time here. We arrive around 4, it was crowded at that time but when it was almost 5, there r barely no tourist. You can take pictures wherever you want without any one bumped in your camera
Wagino Wagino (17/04/2017 05:21)
Realy clean. U must try Loloh cem-cem
Bali Manggis (27/02/2017 01:07)
The village is clean and people are friendly.
We probably expecting more welcome experience such as live in. Some home stay facilities are there, but looks like another homestay elsewhere.
The community organization may improve in these issues.
Navyanto Arasma (02/02/2017 07:54)
Loved it in here, the village is clean and arranged nicely. But it's kinda weird because the villagers here also sell some stuffs too. Don't go here when the sun is shining hard, it will burn your skin. But well, you can go to the bamboo forest behind until the sun is friendly.
And oh yeah, you have to pay (per head) to get in here, and that was too expensive for me.
Ze Zeine (27/12/2016 11:17)
I assumed this place like Balinese along long time ago, yes it was but there also small shop inside the home yard. It's not managed and arrange like traditional shop. Average is OK as traditional village.
Jonathan Mitchell (06/12/2016 10:34)
We came here thinking we would see how a traditional village operates, with its inhabitants going about their day to day lives but I assure you this place is nothing short of a tourist trap! Sure it's beautiful and clean, but all the shop owners and homeowners along the Main Street stand outside asking you to buy something . Felt like a museum or something artificially staged just for tourists. Worth the 20,000 admission but once is enough. The bamboo forest behind was nice.