There are 2 kinds of tickets you can get: 1. IDR 85k. This is the entrance fee and free drink in the restaurant. The drinks are mainly juice or coke. 2. IDR 115k. This is the entrance fee and the food and drink. The foods are grilled chicken. It was very good! The price for the grilled chicken itself is around IDR 40k. Suggestion: If you love art (I am talking an artist, the people who don’t only love art but also make one) then you would need 1-2 hours to be around. Personally, I saw every detail of the art. I also played the musical instruments, it is allowed. Therefore, if you go around 10am then I would say, take the IDR 115k ticket so you can have lunch in the restaurant. However, if you don’t understand art or just start understanding it, you would only need 30-45 minutes to see it all. This will result in the lower rating on google. I suggest you should go to the bar or club. ☠️

Furthermore, the Ubud Painting Museum, is the oldest museum in Bali. This museum is more specialized in traditional and modern Balinese painting, as well as carving and wood carving. If you like traditional Balinese painting and like the art of wood carving, then the Puri Painting museum is one that we can recommend to visit while on tour in Bali. The artworks in this museum are placed in four different buildings in the museum complex. To be able to see all the art in this museum, you have to spend at least 2 hours. The collection of paintings starts from the Batuan painting style, Sanur painting style, Ubud painting style.

This museum is the oldest Art Museum in Bali,  which specializes in modern traditional Balinese paintings  and wood carvings. The museum has beautiful grounds, and art is displayed in different buildings on the museum property. There is no air conditioning in the buildings. There is a toilet at the museum. There were some interesting exhibits. I especially liked the exhibit with traditional Instruments

There are two types of tickets: with and without lunch. They offer the more expensive one first so if you don't plan to eat, inquire about the other ticket. Great gallery with some fine examples of local Balinese art from the past century.

The museum is filled with Balinese woodwork and painting art. The art is curious, however the real highlight are the stories and myths they are based on - e.g. goliathian story how a fly lay larva into elephant's eyes that were pecked by a bird as a lesson that the weak may win over strong if they get together. The territory is not large, but there are four large buildings to visit. Expect to spend an hour or two. The entrance is 100k into which tea is included, however the restaurant was closed when we visited.

Oldest Art Museu. Normal Ticket 85k, kids under 15 free, ticket with lunch 115k, for workshops different prices apply. Many paintings and wood carvings are for sale. There is a store in the Museum with souvenirs at affordable prices. Old and contemporary paintings displayed, few stone works also. Nice gardens, just the galleries have a strange mud smell. Restaurant available. Some artworks not good for kids.

Central Ubud. Quiet inside, nice garden. Take a spell, have some quiet time in the shaded garden, see traditional and modern Indonesian and Balinese art, its a cheap and relaxing, simple way to have some cultural experience. Its not vey big, but entry was not much, we had a 90 minute wait so our driver said just chill out here if you want. Entry price included free lunch. I expected a small snack, see the photo I got pork rib for free. And sat in an elevated bungalow overlooking the gardens to eat it. Well worth it for the quiet time and peaceful meal, and to see art in a quiet environment.

I originally came for the art and stayed for the beautiful gardens and beverage/light meal that come with your entry ticket. Ponds, ancient trees, beautiful nature and old sculptures are the main reason to come here. The art is not always well kept and the buildings are quite poorly lit, which makes it hard to see much imo (and god its hot in there!). However, there are some very quaint and interesting pieces (drawings, paintings and sculptures) and all in all the ensemble makes this place worth its five stars.

Great place in Ubud to see traditional and modern Balinese and Indonesian art as it evolved across the years. The grounds and surrounds are extremely beautiful. Very picturesque and great for portraiture at sunset!

If you like Balinese art in the form of classical style paintings, maybe this museum will suit you. Because this museum holds many paintings from ancient times. This museum is divided into several buildings where the buildings have different painting styles, so I will explore this museum area. Not only can you enjoy paintings here, but there is also a flower garden that makes you calm.

Google says it costs 50 000 idr, but they ask 145 000 idr. But it included good lunch, so overall nice. Museum is small, but beautiful and the garden is beautiful too

Ít has such a quiet and relaxing atmosphere with the unique artwork exhibition of Balinese culture!! The ticket entrance is 145.000 iRN including lunch and water

Worth a visit if you enjoy museums and/or love art! They have collections of Balinese art spanning over five centuries and this museum is a nice, quiet reprieve from the noise and traffic of central Ubud. As of March, 2023 the ticket entry price is 115,000 and includes a lunch and beverage from the museum cafe.

Beautiful space, and amazing traditional Balinese artworks!

Not recommend. Only 4 rooms of paintings. 3 are dark and not suitable for appreciating the artworks. Most paintings are with monsters / religious idols, which will scare kids. 85k for ticket with a free drink.

The ticket seems pricey at first since actually I'm not a museum kind of person but turns out, this museum is quite good to spent your time when you dont know where else to go in Ubud (especially when its on raining season). Anw!! The ticket is not only to entry the museum, but you'll also got a drink and banana fried (pisang goreng which is good!!!) And some other snacks.

This museum is an amazing place to see old paintings dated as old as 1605. I managed to take picture of the oldest painting before reading that it's forbidden to take photos (no worries I didn't use flashlight). Looking at the paintings painstakingly detailed made was an awe experience for me. Most old paintings depicted Mahabharata and Ramayana scenes. Some are in good conditions, some are decaying and in bad conditions. Still, you can see the glory of the painting richness in color and details. The 4 buildings are old some with water stains on the ceiling and spiderwebs on some windows. But the exterior of the buildings is nicely taken care of. The toilets are clean with unique doors. I really wish the building can be renovated and those bad condition paintings can be restored. Let the present time look at these amazing paintings with wonder and not with pity.

Wonderful, spacious, marvellous art, glorious gardens. An oasis from the madness of the traffic in Udbud. The restaurant was so welome, with beautiful food. A highlight of our trip to Bali

Nice visit after lunch to escape Ubud crowds. There were four houses to visit. Only one was outstanding and well curated. The other three were too dark and felt it was not presented well as the place looked half lit. Felt like the artwork was dumped there and left to rot. Whereas the first one had fan, lights, and sufficient ventilation. For the price paid for entrance, I feel it is not worth it. If the other three houses are better maintained and presented with pride, then it will be worth the entrance fee. I visited Setia House of masks and puppets and felt that was way better than this- and that was free with no entrance even.

I believe this place is a hidden gem. It’s a perfect activity for a semi lazy day by the end of your trip, the place is GORGEOUS, the art is awe inspiring and it’s very very quiet and chill I embraced my time here

The entrance to the museum really intrigued me and is what made me wander in. I was hoping there would be lots of information about the different arts in Indonesian culture. There are 4 buildings, each with framed paintings and drawings in Indonesian style, mostly depicting Hindu stories. The artist name is given next to the art work, and sometimes a description of what is happening in the picture.. The artwork is beautiful, but there is no information about Balinese art itself, or the techniques. The grounds are small, but beautiful - make sure to relax next to the small lotus pond, and the pond at the top of the Hull has carp in that will follow you around the pond, in the hope of being fed.

One of the oldest buildings in Ubud an amazing museum with their own restaurant totally worth a visit

Arts, cultures. Old and new. Classic and contemporaries. Great sources for paintings and.drawing ..

Once i guess on 2020 i went to this museum with my big family but then we found out that the entrance ticket was way to expensive for all of us. Than we end up cancelled it...but a few weeks ago i went there again...this time only me n my husband, we both visited this museum because my husband was doing an exhibition for his photography artwork and i got good news that the museum now are open for free entrance. This is because they've got new management for the museum...hopefully this information is not temporarily because of the exhibition event...so everyone can experience the Museum n enjoy the great histories about Puri Ubud n the King. So interesting place to be visited.

Amazing, this museum have a very traditional, unique, and old balinese collection picture. The place also very instagramable. The view was wonderfull. I came here and this time Miss Grand International was visiting the museum too.

The ultimately beautiful place to know the history of Balinese Art, especially the emerging area of Ubud. It has collections based on time sequences, and the place is more like a palace-like complex.

As the name suggests, this nuseum is specializing in paintings. I was in the nuseum not to exolore and see all the collections of the museum, but rather to attend a meeting held by my campus. That is why I did not have the chance to explore the whole museum. This museum is the property of the King of Ubud and many of the paintings and photos are dedicated for Him. What I like nuch here is the atmosthere and the way the buildings are designed to to march the landscape of the area. This makes a very beautiful and nice complex. I think I should come here again to explore more so I can tell you more stories about the King of Ubud and of course about the museum in more detail.

(Translated by Google) The place is beautiful enough for a relaxing walk. The museums themselves are quite peculiar; it’s worth a look to get acquainted with the Baltic representation of art. (Original) Место достаточно красивое для спокойной прогулки. Сами музеи давольно своеобразны , стоит посмотреть , для ознакомления с Балтийским представлением искусства.

Nice display of local arts, we were the only guests at the time. The ticket is quite expensive, 145k each, we only had half an hour for the place, so a bit hesitate, the lady at entry then offered us 2 for 1 price. It's said a set lunch or drink included in the ticket, but we were in rush didn't find the cafe anyway. The best thing was a full set of Indonesian musical instruments, we tried to play on them and had a lot of fun.

It is a beautiful museum, several buildings and a restaurant where you get a refreshment and snack after touring the grounds, included in entry fee. The garden is magnificent with big lotus pond and many areas to rest. Can highly recommend a visit to learn about the influence on Bali art paintings by Europeans.

Great place to explore Balinese art in Ubud. The museum is close by to Ubud Palace and Saraswati temple. I booked my tickets on klook app and it was easy to redeem them at museum. There are 4 sections / rooms, each dedicated to different periods of art. Some painting have an information board that gives context about the story. The museum also has workshops for music instruments, batik, masks etc. These workshops have separate fee, not included in the entry ticket. The museum has a beautiful garden and lotus pond, nice place to spend the afternoon, away from the crowd and heat.

I'm not sure I'm allowed to post the pictures of museum pieces, so I won't. Just want to say, that the museum has four buildings with different pieces of art. If you are interested in Balinese art history, you should definitely visit Puri Lukisan. And it also has a very beautiful garden.

They had discount, so ticket fee was only 85k for 2 pax. Good place to visit when you're in Ubud area. You can enjoy Balinese painting heritage of mahabharata lore. There are also some paintings that are available for sale.

Very beautiful territory surrounded by jungles. Exhibition is really interesting too. Every picture has a description on english. Very quiet place to rest and learn Indonesian culture and art. Also you can have one free tea and a snack with your ticket.

Beautiful art and the gardens offer much shade to relax. Worth visiting and learning about the influences of western artist on Balinese art. Included in entry fee is a refreshment and snack in the restaurant

the paintings from wayang story until balinese culture with modern influence.

The museum is laid out in the traditional style, with four exhibitions across the buildings at each compass point. There is commentary in English, although it doesn't always make complete sense. However, it gives you enough of an overview of art through time and the founding of the museum. There is also an opportunity to buy art, if you wish (expensive). There is a cafe on site, with the set lunch included in your ticket. The lunch can be meat or vegetarian, and on the day we visited was a simple but tasty fried rice.

Open from 10am to 4pm, but it can be longer than that time. The services really good and helpful. It's a big place but tidy. You can get the discount price 50% and it only cost IDR 42.5k, grab it fast. There's a lot of pictures, painting and sculptures. Just enjoy your time at here, it's relaxing.

Pretty cool art gallery and museum, entry is only 85k IDR and includes a free drink.

Very quiet when we there (late in Saturday). Four buildings; if you want to visit them in historical order, start with the one in the right - which has a couple of 17C items, and several from around 1800 - and progress anti clockwise or others. the last building includes contemporary paintings that are for sale. Decent selection of Balinese art - mostly paintings, but some sculptures in slightly dusty display cabinets. There's a varying amount of information about each painting: sometimes just the basics in Balinese, but sometimes a summary of the story the painting illustrates. Delightful gardens. Cash only for tickets. We paid Rp93k for 2.

Beautiful huge vast museum. So many wonderful collections

Gives some insight into Bali art grounds beautifully maintained. The entrance fee Inc set meal and a drink.

Fantastic museum, definitely worth visiting. Information provided next to chosen paintings describing the context. There were XVII cent. paintings, few XIXth on display and two buildings dedicated to before and after Second World War period as well as new buyings by the museum. It was educative experience. Beaurtiful art promoting local culture. The only disadvantage was I could not pay with card.

Great place to find original Bali artists' work... Mostly paintings and some wood work and statue. Too bad no tour guide.

In the museum you can see from old tradicional paintings to this years moder ones.

Amazing paintings collection completed with its history but need to be cleaned properly.

Beautiful grounds for an excellent collection in a traditional balinese art museum

Ticket is 2,00,000 which is too much for this museum... Although they offer you tea or juice. Museum have just paintings.. Better go some other place.

(Translated by Google) The area is not too mystical like other temples have fishing kids in the front area, only the heat at that time made us not enjoy the atmosphere there (Original) Areanya tidak terlalu mistis seperti pura yang lainnya ada anak anak mancing di area depan, cuma panas nya saat itu bikin kami kurang menikmati suasana disana

(Translated by Google) obsolete museography. for connoisseurs it is surely very good. written information very small and not always in English (Original) muséographie désuète. pour les connaisseurs c'est sûrement très bien. informations écrites très petit et pas toujours en anglais

Beautilful place,

Nice quiet place to escape the crowds in ubud

(Translated by Google) Come on, gas (Original) Ayo gas terus

(Translated by Google) Very nice positive place. It is interesting to get acquainted with the culture of Bali, there are very old paintings, there are works by contemporary artists. Beautiful garden with a pond, there is a restaurant in the museum, the cocktails were very good, the food is average) (Original) Очень приятное позитивное место. Интересно познакомиться с культурой Бали, есть очень старые картины, есть произведения современных художников. Красивый сад с прудом, на территории музея находится ресторанчик, коктейли были очень хороши, еда средняя)

A very popular museum in the ubud area. It has paiting and artifacts from the different kingdoms that have ruled Bali area and all the folk lore that have influenced and moulded the modern Bali. It is an interesitng wlak through the timeline of this island.

so quiet and nice. the art is bit "neglected" but still in a good condition. we got a free meal at the resto. the food is good.

(Translated by Google) It's cool (Original) Keren dah

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Bagus

(Translated by Google) Very helpful (Original) Sangat membantu

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful place!!! I advise everyone to visit him (Original) Очень красивое место!!! Советую всем его посетить

帰りに少し時間潰しにはいいかな、王様のことが分かるかな

Big carpark. Good to get a bus to anywhere on Bali. Lol

A must see place at Bali. Enjoyed a lot.

This place is very good, beautiful, wonderful, fresh, the best. Top !!!

We had tea there and a small tour it's good but not exceptional

If you're interested into serene garden, historical and traditional Balinese art, this is the place to go.

I was just wandering Ubud and decided to check out what the gardens were, not knowing it was an art gallery. Very cool experience. Take the time, read the stories, they really add to the experience. Ticket includes buffet style lunch!

The place of Traditional modern Balinese style painting from generation to generation

Museum Puri Lukisan is a place to learn about traditional Balinese paintings and arts. It consists of four exhibition halls. The North one is a bit disappointing, the paintings ae mediocre and some isplay immature techniques. These paintings are tagged with a price. The subsequent halls are more satisfying, in the particular the South one with traditional paintings. The admission (Rupiah 145,000 in 2019) comes with a lunch. The best time to go will be in the morning or at lunch time.

Hadn't heard of this place before visiting Ubud. Visiting the monkey forest wasn't something I was interested in so the car driver offered the museum as an option. It was a very good suggestion; one that I was happy with. We got there just after midday and it cost IDR 145K for entry into the place. Was a very enjoyable place to visit and it wasn't very crowded during my visit. The gardens are quite nice and provided a soothing atmosphere when compared to the hustle and bustle outside. One of the halls seemed to have air conditioning while the others were a bit warmer. What I found out was that included in the entrance fee was a very well laid out buffet. Unfortunately, I had already had a big meal at another place AND so was unable to have even one bite! The young waitress and the lady at the ticket were more than happy for me to return in the next couple of days to gorge myself on the buffet. However, due to the logistical issues I was unable to take them up on the offer. Some of the other commitments here mention about a lower entrance fee. Not sure if that was available as I wasn't offered the option. All in all, THIS place should DEFINITELY be on everyone's list when they visit Ubud! Forget the bloody monkey forest; if you are really keen on seeing monkeys or monkeyIike behaviour, I suggest that you go around to the popular drinking spots or rowdy karaoke places in your city/town on any weekend. Bet there's going to be a lot of young people in various stages of intoxication to keep you amused ? ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

(Translated by Google) Because I like art and culture (Original) Karena saya suka art and culture

The area is nice and well maintained. Several art paints and sculpture inside but unfortunately the lights are not enough to enjoy very good the exhibiton

Very wonderful place to learn Balinese art history and to look at authentic Bali art. Their collections are one of the best exploring traditional Bali art, both painting and carving. The quiet atmosphere and traditional architecture also add to the tranquil and serene environment.

Very beautiful garden

(Translated by Google) Is a collection of rare items and is equipped with a restaurant (Original) Merupakan tempat koleksi barang langka dan dilengkapi restoran

(Translated by Google) Ubud painting museum. Keep a variety of Balinese paintings and art, especially ubud. (Original) Musium lukisan ubud. Menyimpan beragam lukisan and seni khas Bali, terutama ubud.

(Translated by Google) Indonesian art museum .. expensive .. (Original) 인도네시아 미술관.. 가격이 비쌈.. 외화벌이용인듯

(Translated by Google) Extensive and very much giving the impression of Balinese culture (Original) Luas dan sangat memberikan kesan budaya Bali seperti apa

The museum is really interesting and it is not crowded. It is not very big though. Don't expect to stay there too long.

Good place for eat

We can see local attraction & local food

(Translated by Google) Nice interesting experience. You could see everything in peace. (Original) Schöne interessante Erfahrung. Man konnte alles in Ruhe ansehen.

Really love this place! The staff really helpfull. Please ask for the local guide to accompany during the tour.

(Translated by Google) Tickets 145k, did not go haha (Original) 门票145k，没去哈哈

(Translated by Google) Nice visit. To do absolutely (Original) Visite sympa. A faire absolument

As a westerner I was not at all prepared for the style and substance of Balinese art but this wonderful place had a vwry welcoming atmosphere and so many great things to see! Its so different from anything else I have seen and it was amazing to see art from the year 1792 all the way to 2020! Also a buffet was included with admission and the food was *delicious*.

(Translated by Google) Nice museum. If you are in Ubud you should not skip this. You immediately get one lesson in sagas and myths of Indonesia. (Original) Mooi museum. Als je in Ubud bent moet je dit niet overslaan. Krijg je meteen n les in sagen en mythen van Indonesië.

You see one temple, you've seen them all. That's worldwide

(Translated by Google) A magnificent place with an interesting collection mainly of painting. When we were there was hardly anyone. The atmosphere and the garden are very cozy. To the surprise, at the end of the visit and included in the price of admission, we were presented with a soda and a delicious pineapple candy. A highly recommended place! (Original) Un lugar magnifico con una coleccion interesante principalmente de pintura. Cuando estuvimos no habia apenas nadie. La atmósfera y el jardin son muy acogedores. Para sorpresa, al final de la visita e incluido en el precio de la entrada, nos obsequiaron con un refresco y un delicioso dulce de piña. Un lugar muy recomendable!

Great museum from legend of painter bali

(Translated by Google) The place that br the first time I visited (Original) Tempat yg br pertama kali saya kunjungi

Ok

(Translated by Google) For such a high price, the museum does not offer much. Yes, we can admire the beautiful Indonesian works of art in 4 buildings, although you can get the impression that we are more in an art gallery than a museum. (Original) Jak na tak wysoką cene muzeum nie oferuje zbyt wiele. Owszem możemy podziwiać przepiękne indonezyjskie dzieła sztuki w 4 budynkach aczkolwiek mozna odnieść wrażenie iż jesteśmy bardziej w galerii sztuki aniżeli muzeum.