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SmugMug > keywords > grounds > These columns are located on the north east corner of the front of the building.  They have different heads, male, than the columns on thesouth east side.
SmugMug > keywords > grounds > I didn't notice the pigeon until I looked at this shot later.
SmugMug > keywords > grounds > Magnificent spire to the clock tower.
SmugMug > keywords > grounds > Fancy decorated cap to columns at one of the corners of the Davis building.
SmugMug > keywords > grounds > Klung Kung - Old Court Justice of Klungkung
Klungkung Royal Palace, Jalan Diponegoro, Bali, Indonesia was built by the Dewa Agung dynasty in 1710. The existing palace, called the Semara Pura, contains a large square with spacious courtyards, lush gardens, pavilions and moats. The palace that one sees today is actually a reconstruction, as the Dutch destroyed the original palace and grounds during attacks in 1908. Stone walls with water lilies in the moat surround the very beautiful Taman Gili complex.
SmugMug > keywords > grounds > "Drink Coffee" sign board near the Klung Kung - Old Court Justice of Klungkung
Klungkung Royal Palace, Jalan Diponegoro, Bali, Indonesia was built by the Dewa Agung dynasty in 1710. The existing palace, called the Semara Pura, contains a large square with spacious courtyards, lush gardens, pavilions and moats. The palace that one sees today is actually a reconstruction, as the Dutch destroyed the original palace and grounds during attacks in 1908. Stone walls with water lilies in the moat surround the very beautiful Taman Gili complex.
SmugMug > keywords > grounds > Scooters, motor bikes and cars go around the huge statue at the round about near Klung Kung - Old Court Justice of Klungkung
Klungkung Royal Palace, Jalan Diponegoro, Bali, Indonesia was built by the Dewa Agung dynasty in 1710. The existing palace, called the Semara Pura, contains a large square with spacious courtyards, lush gardens, pavilions and moats. The palace that one sees today is actually a reconstruction, as the Dutch destroyed the original palace and grounds during attacks in 1908. Stone walls with water lilies in the moat surround the very beautiful Taman Gili complex.
Stairway leading to the third story.
 > Stairway leading to the third story.
Stairway leading to the third story.
Photo by: barnbones • see photo in gallery

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