Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) Ubud
Ubud, IndonesiaThe most comprehensive private museum of Balinese and Indonesian art in Ubud, set in a stunning complex of traditional Balinese pavilions and gardens. ARMA runs daily Balinese painting, dancing, and woodcarving classes that are the best way for visitors to engage actively with Balinese artistic tradition.
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Ubud
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