Visited Neka Art Museum and really enjoyed the experience. The collection is impressive, with a mix of traditional and modern Balinese art, along with works from international artists. Each gallery has its own character, so it doesn’t feel repetitive. The setting is also beautiful, surrounded by greenery which makes the whole visit feel calm and relaxing. It’s not too crowded either, so you can take your time and actually enjoy the artworks. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Ubud and into art or just looking for a quieter cultural spot.

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This is a very important museum in Indonesia showing the best local and international artists for Balinese inspired painting! The museum itself is an oasis a bit outside of Ubud; in fact a must for every art loving visitor! The museum is a tedious effort of the gallerists Neka! But: they are doing too little promotion for the museum! It is widely empty! And -sorry- there are too many photos and paintings about Neka himself! Somehow not good! And only one painting of Walter Spies!!!! Still highly recommended! 🙌🏻

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On a wet Friday in Ubud I ventured into the Museum paid the 150,000 and spent the next 2 hours exploring the incredible art in the maze of various buildings and exhibitions. If you have the same opportunity do it. Interesting to see how many foreign artists spent a lot of time in Bali way back when.

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I visited the Neka Art Museum this morning (Sunday) and really enjoyed it. I had the place to myself as I wandered around. There were wonderful examples of traditional Balinese art and carvings with some western artists in there too. The buildings and grounds were peaceful and immaculately clean and I'd recommend this place if you'd like somewhere away from the crowds and a little less touristy. There was also a cafe on site which I didn't try and the opportunity to try some Balinese arts and craft classes that looked interesting.

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Exceptional art museum - spent a couple of hours happily exploring all the exhibits!

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