Pecatu Indah Resort
From here we must back to the Uluwatu Road junction, but instead of take turn to the left toward the Airport and Denpasar, we turn right and soon the road twist and ascend steeply past a temple.

Exotic, exquisite Bali.
Its very name creates images of languid, tropical days and nights of magic and music.
Now, nature, culture, beauty and an inspired vision combine to create Bali’s exceptional Pecatu Indah Resort.
With the Balinese philosophy of Tri Hita Karana, which emphasizes the harmony between man and nature as the guiding principle, Pecatu Indah Resort is a unique combination of the best that Bali, and the world, can offer.
Set on 400 hectares on Bali’s famed southern coast, Pecatu Indah Resort is Indonesia’s largest fully integrated resort development. Here you will find superb beaches where surfers and sun lovers from all over the world gather to discover perfect waves in a beautiful, tropical landscape stretching as far as the eye can see. You can enjoy the pleasures of our Ronald Fream designed 18 hole championship golf course with Club House and facilities that leave nothing to be desired.
If you are seeking a relaxing getaway Pecatu Indah Resort with its many ocean view villas, hotels and condotels is the perfect place. You also have the opportunity to own your own personal part of this tropical paradise by purchasing one of the houses or townhouses we offer for sale.

Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK)
variety of Balinese artworks will be available at the Mandala Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK) Cultural Park when its International Trade Promotion Center is finished. The 15-hectare GWK cultural park is expected to be completed by the end of 2002, and is located at Ungasan hill, Jimbaran, Bali. The facility is specially designed to provide opportunities for local small-scale business people to promote their products. A permanent space will provided to accommodate around 20 craftsmen from Gianyar, Badung and Denpasar.The GWK will also organize sport activities under the name "Pan Indo Hass Bali 2001 Program", which will include running and hiking. The event will be held on September 14, 2001, and up to 2,500 participants will join in. Conceptually, the GWK Cultural Park is being built based on its architectural plan focusing on two mutually supportive components that are fused harmoniously to provide an alternative attraction facility for travellers. The GWK statue, with the 22 meter-high God Wisnu statue as the anchor, has been built on the top of Ungasan cliff. The statue, considered the most spectacular in Bali (and even Indonesia), is expected to draw much attention from visitors to Bali.

Near Uluwatu Temple
Just after the top of the ascend, the road become rather flat and we continue our journey toward south. Here we pass junction to the relatively new Udayana University at the left, then another junction to new giant statue of Garuda Wisnu Kencana ( intended to become the tallest statue in the world ) also at the left side, and then we are ascending another hill. In the middle of this ascending road, we can pull over and look back. From here we can see a spectacular view of the Jimbaran Bay, Kedonganan Beach, Airport, Kuta Beach and Bali mainland. At the top of the ascend we meet the intersection of Bongol village. Road to the right go toward Balangan, to the left toward Ungasan and Nusa Dua, however we choose going straight toward southwest.

This road will lead us to village of Pecatu, and after a couple of kilometers driving with fresh scenery including glimpses of the sea in the distant it will end at the famous Uluwatu Temple which is located in a dramatic site.
Westward view from south of Uluwatu Temple
The Temple is perching at the tip of the cliff that drop 80 meters vertically to the Indian Ocean below. Uluwatu Temple is one of six most important Sad Kahyangan Temples of Bali. From this site we can also witness probably one of the greatest sunset in the world.

We go back using the same road we came from. Just a few hundred meters away from the parking lot of Uluwatu Temple there is a road to the left, we follow this road and here we find our self on the parking lot of one of the most famous surfing site in the world, Suluban. This is the surfing site so magnificently featured in a wide screen film "In God's Hand". From the parking lot we can go using a ladder to the beach below and enjoy the beach as well as watch the surfers more closely or visit one of the warungs there and enjoy the surfers and vast blue indian ocean drop dramatically below.

Back to the Bongol intersection, we are now heading 2 km southeast to village of Ungasan in which we find a junction. The branch of the road toward south will end at the Bali Cliff Hotel, near which sometimes we can see parachutes float over the ocean off the southern cliff of the Bukit.
Campus, Jimbaran Bay, Airport and Kuta Beach
Few hundreds meters east of Ungasan village there is a branch of the road to the north, if we follow this road, it will lead us to Udayana University, but before it the road will pass the site of the huge Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue in the left hand side of the road, then from this biggest campus in Bali we can continue our journey either to Jimbaran or to By Pass Ngurah Rai. However we decided to continue our trip descending toward east from the village of Ungasan to the village of Kutuh, Kampial, Bualu and finally we'll arrive at mega resort center Nusa Dua. Strictly speaking since Nusa Dua situated at the sea level elevation of a valley, it means that it's not part of the Bukit ( Bukit means hill in Balinese ) area, same case also for Bay Pass highway stretch from Nusa Dua to Kuta, Sanur and Denpasar.

From Nusa Dua we can go back to our starting point at By Pass highway near Ngurah Rai International Airport, Tuban.