Museum Puri Lukisan,Bali

• Classical Balinese paintings (Ubud and Batuan styles)
• Modern and contemporary Balinese works
• Sculptures, woodcarvings and traditional artifacts
• Beautifully maintained garden and traditional wooden pavilions
• Temporary exhibition galleries

• Extensive collection tracing Bali’s painting traditions from the 19th century onward
• Displays that include works by well-known Balinese masters and artists associated with Ubud
• Traditional royal compound setting offering a cultural atmosphere
• On-site signage with historical context and informative displays

• Self-guided gallery tours to view classical and modern paintings
• Guided tours (where available) for deeper historical and artistic insight
• Occasional art workshops and demonstrations
• Photography of the grounds and many exhibits (respectful, non-flash usually encouraged)
• Strolling the gardens and palace-style architecture

Dry season (April–October); early morning or late afternoon to avoid the busiest hours and the midday heat.

Tropical climate — warm and humid year-round with a pronounced rainy season (November–March). Expect sudden showers during the wet months.

Typical opening hours are approximately 09:00–17:00 daily. Entry fees are moderate but vary for domestic and international visitors; expect an approximate range of IDR 30,000–75,000 for foreign adults (subject to change). Check the museum's official sources or local information on arrival for current fees and hours.

Located in central Ubud, within walking distance of Ubud Palace and the Ubud Market. Approximately 30–60 minutes by car from Ngurah Rai (Denpasar) International Airport depending on traffic. Some pathways are uneven; accessibility for wheelchair users may be limited in older buildings and garden areas—contact the museum in advance for assistance.

Plan for 1–2 hours to comfortably view core galleries and enjoy the grounds; longer if attending workshops or multiple exhibitions.

Light, breathable clothing, comfortable walking shoes, a hat and sunscreen for outdoor areas. Bring a light rain jacket during the wet season. Respectful attire is appreciated when visiting cultural sites.

Nearby Ubud cafes offer Balinese dishes such as nasi campur and bebek betutu; try local coffee and snacks after your visit. Souvenirs include Balinese paintings, woodcarvings, silver jewelry, and handwoven textiles available at nearby shops and the Ubud Art Market.