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THE GOA GAJAH (“Elephant Cave”) became known to Westerners only in 1923. It is thought to date from the 11th century. Steps lead down to the temple and other monuments, about 15 m (50 ft) below road level. The large springs, excavated in 1954, were intended probably for bathing and as a source of holy water. The cave itself, with a large face in the exuberantly carved surrounding rock, is a small, rather airless, T-shaped chamber in which are niches containing Shivite and Buddhist statues. Outside the cave is a shrine to the Buddhist child-protector Hariti, depicted as the Balinese Men Brayut, a poor woman with too many children. In a ravine a little to the south are a spring and more shrines.
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 The Elephant Safari Park, It is located at Taro Village north of Ubud. It,s about 30 minutes drive from Ubud and 1 hour from Airport Ngurah Rai. Experiencing a leisurely stroll through the Elephant Park and surrounding forest on the back of a gentle Sumatran Elephant is a must for any visitor to Bali. The Elephant Safari Park at Taro has Bali 's largest herd of 27 Elephants including 2 baby elephants that can be hand fed. Sit back and relax as you make your way to the Elephant Park in our late model Air-conditioning Buses, enjoy the spectacular views of the Rice Paddies, Local villages, and the Balinese people as they go about there day to day lives. The elephant safari park was officially opened by the minister of tourism in
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 If you go to Ubud don't forget to visiting Monkey Forest because it's the one of favorite destination in Ubud. It's a forest area located in Ubud area that inhabited many of monkey. There are "Pura Dalem" Temple also In this area, which was founded in the early 20th century. This temple has the architecture and ornaments of ancient and highly artistic. It's about 5 minutes from Ubud Center by car, and about 15 minutes walking.
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