Goa Gajah
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Goa Gajah is an archaeological temple complex near Bedulu, south of Ubud. The site includes a carved cave entrance, bathing pools, stone reliefs, courtyards and remains from Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
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About this place
Goa Gajah is an archaeological temple complex at Bedulu in the Ubud area of Gianyar. The name means Elephant Cave, although the main cave entrance is decorated with a carved face rather than an elephant figure.
What you find there
The site includes the cave, rock carvings, bathing pools, fountains, courtyards and stone fragments. Visitors can also see evidence of both Hindu and Buddhist religious traditions in the wider archaeological area, including meditation spaces and sculptural remains.
History
Public archaeological sources date the complex to around the ninth to eleventh centuries. Goa Gajah was rediscovered by Dutch archaeologists in the twentieth century and is part of Bali’s important cultural heritage landscape.
Visiting
The complex is a living religious site as well as an archaeological attraction. Visitors should wear respectful clothing and follow local instructions near shrines and ceremonies. Goa Gajah is located on Jalan Raya Goa Gajah in Bedulu, Blahbatuh, Gianyar.
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Questions people ask
Where is Goa Gajah located?
Goa Gajah is on Jalan Raya Goa Gajah in Bedulu, Blahbatuh, Gianyar, just south of Ubud.
What will I see at the site?
The complex includes a carved cave entrance, rock carvings, bathing pools and fountains, courtyards and sculptural fragments reflecting Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
Is this page based on a personal visit?
No — the entry is listed from research rather than a personally tested visit.
How old is Goa Gajah?
Public archaeological sources date the complex to around the ninth to eleventh centuries.
Any visitor tips?
Goa Gajah is a living religious site, so visitors should wear respectful clothing and follow local instructions near shrines and ceremonies.
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- Ubud, Bali
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