Soon after leaving Denpasar roadsides are lined with outlets for the Batubulan craft-stone sculpture. This is where those temples gate guardian-seen all over Bali - come from. You'll also find them guarding bridges or making more mundane appearances in restaurant and hotels. Quite young boys often do the sculpting and you're welcome to watch them chipping away at big blocks of stone. The stone they use is surprisingly soft and even more surprisingly light. If you've traveled to Bali fairly ligh it's quite feasible to fly home with a demonic stone character in your baggage!

Not surprisingly the temple around Batubulan ere noted for their fine stone sculpture. Pure Puseh, just a couple of hundred meters from the road, is worth a visit. There is also a Barong dance, popular with tourist, held in Batubulan every day.

Traveling on from Batubulan to Celuk takes you from stone to filigree for Celuk is the silverwork center of Bali. The craft shops that line the road here are dedicated to jewellery. Other centers for silverwork in Bali include Kamasan near Klungkung And Kuta.

Mas means 'gold' but its wood carving which is the craft here. The Great priest Nirartha once lived here and Pura Taman Pule is said to be built on the site of his home. Again the road through Mas is almost solidly lined with craft shops and you are welcome to drop in and see the carvers at work, as well as inspecting the myriad items for sale.

Other Area In Gianyar Regency
The Regency is enriched by the most popular Tourist Resort such as :
	Goa Gajah Temple Ubud Area Batubulan, Celuk & Mas Village Museum Puri Lukisan Gunung Kawi Tampaksiring & Tirta Empul Monkey Forest Tegalalang Rice Terrace