Bajra Sandhi Monument in Bali

Features of Bajra Sandhi Monument

Bajra Sandhi Monument comprises 3 levels. The ground level lets you admire the typical Balinese architectural features that have been applied to the overall structure, while the second floor is where most of the diagrams and dioramas depicting Balinese pre-history and history are shown.

The final upper level provides you with soaring views over the green square and Denpasar’s cityscape afield. In August 2016, the ground space was turned into the IAM Bali Interactive 3D trick-art museum space, full of fun murals where you can strike fun poses to add to your collection of holiday pics. Tickets apply for either museum.

The monument itself sits on a 4,900-square-metre plot within the vast 14.4-hectare grounds of flat green lawns, gardens and palms of the Renon Square. Denpasar residents frequent the square over the weekends, particularly during the ‘car-free’ Sundays that allows joggers and cyclists to enjoy the public space with ease. The Bajra Sandhi Monument is a popular itinerary that’s almost always featured on Denpasar city tours.