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The carved red-brick gateway and walled courtyard of the Bali Museum, with lawns in front, in daylight.
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Bali Museum

The Bali Museum is a museum of Balinese art, culture and history in Denpasar, Bali's capital, on the east side of the Puputan square. Built in the early 1930s to designs by P. J. Moojen, its walls and courtyards follow the royal palace destroyed in 1906. Pavilions named after Balinese regions show prehistoric finds, masks, musical instruments, textiles and ritual objects.

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