Shengquan Temple was built according to the underground spring, hence its name. Spring water keeps gushing from the spring eye and flows into a big pool through more than a dozen different outlets. Each outlet represents a god, and Hindus believe that burying their heads in the flowing water means getting shelter and getting rid of diseases. Legend has it that there was once a monarch who had few children and often came here to bathe. After the baptism, you can worship the gods under the guidance of the priests in the temple. Besides, Shengquan Temple is surrounded by popular scenic spots such as Ayong River Rafting, Degelang Terrace, Monkey Forest Park and Elephant Cave, as well as Ubud, a popular area that must be punched in Bali.

Ubud: a world-famous literary and artistic center

Ubud is the most literary place in Bali. The town is dotted with beautiful and bright temples, and the streets are full of galleries, handicraft shops and cafes. Surrounded by rice fields and coconut groves, the town is a natural pastoral atmosphere. Painting, sculpture, music, dance, textile, photography, all got unique development in Ubud.

In fact, as early as the 193s, Ubud's name was widely circulated in the western art world. Up to now, artists often come to Ubud from all over the world to seek creative inspiration, and the film "Food, Prayer and Love" was also filmed here. You can wander freely in Ubud and blend into the artistic atmosphere of Bali.

Watch a traditional Balinese dance at Ubud Palace.

Ubud Palace is a typical Bali royal style building, and its exquisite stone carving technology is a must, which makes people unforgettable. You can experience the most traditional art and culture in Bali by watching Bali's characteristic dance performances such as masked dance and welcome dance in the palace courtyard.

There is also a hotel in the front yard of the palace, where you can experience the extremely luxurious aristocratic life in Bali, but the price is not cheap, more than 1 dollars per night. Experience shopping fun in Ubud traditional market