Taman Nusa Cultural Park Tours and Activities

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Spend the day exploring Bali’s Taman Nusa cultural park. Located in Gianyar’s Sidan village, the 15 hectare park is home to three museums including the Sapu Lidi Library and is a treasure trove of Bali’s cultural history. Visit a cultural village with over 60 traditional Balinese homes — some over 100 years old. See a variety of crafts and performing arts drawing on Indonesia’s many different cultural backgrounds and see exhibits detailing the archipelago’s past going back to the Bronze Age as well as visions for the future.

Taman Nusa Cultural Park is a theme park that offers various traditional arts and crafts that are set against the backdrop of beautiful Balinese natural scenery. Each house offers different attractions, and all the visitor allowed to enter the house and watch the artist working on beautiful crafts. Don't miss a visit to the three museums in the complex, Ethnography Museum, Traditional Puppet Museum and the Textiles Museum. You’ll also see the replica of Borobudur temple, and the model of Dutch-era Kota Train Station. Also, there are scheduled musical performances and dance shows throughout the day. Here we offer a variety of package options, ranging from just admission tickets, additional with drop-off and pick-up services, extra Indonesian meal packages, to the packages that provide with photos using traditional clothes.

Taman Nusa is an Indonesian cultural park that aims to offer a comprehensive and interactive experience on the cultures of Indonesia’s many ethnic groups, set against the natural backdrop of Bali. Situated on 15 hectares of land, visitors will feel as if they have traveled around Indonesia – with more than 70 traditional houses and some that are hundreds of years old.