Bali's Sisters Island :
Nusa Penida, Nusa Ceningan, and Nusa Lembongan are Bali's
"Sister Islands". Nusa
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Several places :
of interest are worth to visit, such as Karang Sari Cave at Suana, Sebuluh Waterfall near Batu Madeg. The most interesting |
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Goa Giri Putri : It is situated at Karangsari hamlet belonging to Suana village in Nusa Penida district, 5 Km east of Batununggul village.It is a bit difficult to enter it, but as soon as you pass 3 meters inside we will find ourselves in a spacious but too dark pitch. There are a great deal of stalagmites and stalactites inside and also a spring sacred by the local people. This cave pass through right to west and here is the other outlet which is wide enough. |
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There
is an exclusive Pan Kerti's house-yard underground which represent the story of Goa
Sigala-gala in Mahabharata Epic. |
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It is now very easy to reach. Here you can fully take rest. It is a wonderful place to walk, or
drive through the villages in the highlands and along the shore to experience the island's rough beauty. It is also
an impressive experience to spend the day or the night in the local home, as local people are very friendly.
temple is the
"Ratu Gede Mecaling's"
Pura Ped. The temple is north of the main road, on the beach, about 50 meters from the sea. It is approximately 4 Km from the village of Toya Pakeh.
It is at Kelodan hamlet belonging to Lembongan village. It doesn't look like an ordinary house but
actually several caverns served as resting chambers. Three wells with enough water are also found within. This
underground house is visited by tourists everyday.