Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park, or simply GWK, is one of Bali’s most iconic attractions, blending cultural heritage, art, and breathtaking views. Located in Ungasan, just a short drive from Jimbaran, GWK is home to one of the tallest statues in the world — the majestic Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue, standing at 121 meters high.

This cultural park isn’t just about the statue — it’s a hub for Balinese arts, performances, and events, making it a must-visit for travelers who want to dive deeper into the island’s traditions.

What to See & Do at GWK

• Garuda Wisnu Kencana Statue
  Marvel at the grandeur of this masterpiece, depicting Lord Vishnu riding the mythical bird Garuda — a symbol of loyalty and devotion.

• Cultural Performances
  Watch daily shows such as the Kecak Dance, Barong Dance, and other traditional performances at the amphitheater, all included with your entrance ticket.

• Lotus Pond & Plaza Garuda
  Expansive open-air spaces often used for concerts, festivals, and special events.

• Street Theatre & Art Exhibitions
  Explore vibrant installations, handicrafts, and photo spots scattered throughout the park.

  Best Time to Visit

  Late afternoon is ideal, so you can explore the park, catch the sunset, and enjoy the evening Kecak Dance under the night sky.

  Entrance Fee

  Around IDR 125,000–150,000 per adult (prices may change during peak seasons). Most Bali tour packages can include GWK along with other nearby attractions.

  Travel Tip: Wear comfortable walking shoes — GWK is huge, and you’ll want to explore every corner. Don’t miss the panoramic views of Bali from the higher grounds.

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  Written by: Wylldy Fransisca Sahetapy