About
Bedulu is a historic village in Gianyar Regency, on the island of Bali in Indonesia. It is known for its ancient temples, its traditional Balinese architecture, and its archaeological sites, which make it a quiet place to step back from the busier beaches and resorts of the island.
What to see
- Goa Gajah, the elephant cave temple, is the village's best-known site and a central reason to visit.
- Traditional Balinese compounds and village architecture, which show the island's building styles at a human scale.
- Further archaeological sites in the area, for visitors interested in the island's older history.
What kind of visit it makes
Bedulu suits a half-day or a full day of unhurried sightseeing. Its appeal lies in walking among temples and village streets rather than in large attractions, so it works well for travellers who enjoy history, religious architecture and slower pace. Because the village sits within Gianyar Regency, it can be combined with other places in the surrounding area during a longer stay on the island.
Visitors planning a trip should check current entry arrangements and opening times for the temples before setting out, as these are not covered here.