Puputan Square

Futile suicidal stand of the rajasThis is a quite impressive public square, it commemorates the heroic but suicidal stand of the rajas of Badung against the invading Dutch in 1906. A monument depicts a Balinese family in heroic pose, brandishing the weapons that were so ineffective against the Dutch guns. The gardens are very attractive with floral beds, shrubbery, impressive trees, fountains, monuments and walkways throughout. Although there were many people in attendance on the day, including numerous high school students, an air of reverence pervaded the area. Worth negotiating with a good guide for a reasonably detailed history of the place and the genocidal practices of the Dutch during early settlement.

The square is in the center of this area, including monuments and some museums and attractions around the square. There are also sculptures on the square to see. The iconic building is the monument.

Second, the religious culture of Bali is fascinating. Indonesia basically believes in Islam, but only Bali believes in Hinduism. At the end of the 19th century, when the Dutch invaded, the local aristocrats and the people of Bali set themselves before the aggressors in Puptan Square, shocked Europe, forced the colonists to rule Huairou, and continued the Hindu civilization of Bali. So the island is full of Hindu statues, reliefs, patterns, also known as the "island of gods".

This square is actually not big, it should be considered a standard, there are quite a lot of locals who also like to come, here also encountered several wedding photos, we came to visit the monument when we came.

This square is right here at the monument. The monument is in the middle of the square. Here you will see many local newcomers coming to take pictures. It has become a local photo resort, and the landscape is very ordinary.