The Ancient Wonder of Goa Gajah

Aug. 14, 2012 - PRLog -- Is Goa Gajah a Hindu or a Buddhist temple? No one really knows for sure as relics from both religions are found in the complex. But one thing is for certain, this 11th century Elephant Cave is worth the visit for anyone who is interested in ancient Balinese culture. For traveling tips and more details on Goa Gajah read the article “Discover Goa Gajah’s Mysterious Origins” below:

A tour of Goa Gajah is a historical journey into the heart of ancient Balinese society. Goa Gajah, or Elephant Cave, is an 11th-century cave located on the island of Bali at Bedulu Village. The site holds Buddhist and Hindu spiritual significance, and is still an active temple today. Immerse yourself in Bali’s cultural history with a quick visit to Goa Gajah.
The temple’s symbolic imagery suggests that Goa Gajah originated as a sanctuary for Hindu priests. However, Buddhist relics in the area suggest that the site held spiritual significance for early Balinese Buddhists.

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