Singakerta Village

Singakerta Village

Singakerta Pakraman Village is located in the Singakerta area of Ubud District, Gianyar Regency, Bali Province. The village stretches from north to south and is divided into six banjars:

Banjar Katiklantang,
Banjar Lobong,
Banjar Daduh Labak,
Banjar Tengah,
Banjar Dangin Labak,
Banjar Jukut Paku.

As a key tourism supporter for Ubud, Singakerta Pakraman Village has embraced tourism and is undergoing development. The area now features various tourism facilities, including hotels, lodging, restaurants, art and traditional markets, and art shops. Local artisans have long been involved in handicrafts and home industries, which provide an additional source of livelihood alongside farming.

The village also has a rich tradition in sacred art, which complements yadnya (holy sacrifices in Hinduism). This includes percussion art, dance, vocal performances, and new creative dances for entertainment.

Ubud

Ubud is very famous among tourists and foreign tourists. Ubud it’s a part of Gianyar regency. It is located between rice fields, forests and ravines which makes the natural scenery in Ubud very beautiful. Ubud is also very well known for its art and culture which is developing very rapidly and progressing. Tjokorda Gde Agung Sukawati (1910-1978) he was a king in Ubud. Many of his services are invaluable in building the progress of civil civilization in Bali. At that time, Ubud was in the transitional era of the movement towards the independence of the Indonesian nation. He brought a big change that was very influential in Ubud, Bali. The name Ubud comes from the word ubad (Balinese) which means medicine. Because around the Campuhan Ubud area, many medicinal plants are found for traditional treatment.