Big Garden Corner

The Perfect Artistic Garden For Relaxation:

Large Garden Area

Big Garden Corner is a sculpture park and stone art gallery. This is a brand-new tourist attraction that opened in 2016. Unlike most other art galleries in Bali, which are almost all formal in design, the Big Garden Corner has a pleasant atmosphere in every corner. You won't be bored or at a loss for things to do while you're there. While taking a leisurely stroll through this area, you can notice a variety of artifacts.

Big Garden is ideal for children to visit because it has themes such as playgrounds. You'll find a variety of stone statues as you enter a large garden overrun with grass. The sizes range from little to huge. A big Sleeping Budha statue, similar to the one in the Dharma Giri Temple, can also be found. Because of its size, this stone statue is now the largest statue in the parking lot. The Big Garden Corner's stone arts and sculptures are all sold and exported. As a result, the majority of the sculpture and stone art crafts appear to be brand new.

There is also a miniature of the Borobudur Temple in addition to the sculpture park. The small temple stands at a height of 5 meters. Visitors frequently use this relic as a photo opportunity. This tiny temple is a beloved hangout location. As a result, you must be willing to stand in line with other guests in order to take photographs.

A treehouse composed of wood, bamboo, and thatched roof is also included in this tourist attraction. This treehouse has a distinct personality. A monkey statue surrounds the treehouse and the stairwell leading to the top. Surprisingly, you may take photographs with these monkeys without worry of their stealing your goods. If you are tired of walking, take a break in the halls. The hallways are furnished with brightly colored sofas and seats. In the garden area, there is also a casual hangout location with a wide umbrella and wooden table. It's ideal for unwinding while enjoying nibbles or cool beverages.

You may find this Big Garden Corner on Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai in Kesiman Village, Denpasar City's South Denpasar District. Despite its status as a new tourist destination, the facilities on offer are rather comprehensive. A restroom, a huge parking lot, and a restaurant with western and Indonesian menus are all available. Dragon fruit fried rice and coffee made from zalacca seeds are on the special menu. Don't forget to give it a shot! If you're going with kids, make sure to keep an eye on them and keep them near to you. Allowing them to lean on and climb the statue is not a good idea. Because the majority of the statues, carvings, and stone crafts on show are for sale, they aren't permanently installed.