Mads Lange Of Bali

5 NoahJon Marshall - a year ago

burial site of mads lange who built the first and most successful port of call and living compound in kuta, badung. plenty of parking.

5 Rogier Holla - 3 years ago

The last resting place of Danish adventurer, trader and diplomat Mads Lange, who lived first on Lombok and then on Bali. It is guarded by two statues of dalmatians. He used to breed dalmatians, and the Indonesians allegedly believe that his soul lives on in black and white coloured dogs.

3 Javier S - 3 years ago

It's literally next to a garbage disposal center. There isn't much to see from a touristic standpoint, but if you appreciate history, you might like it.

4 Claus Christensen - 3 years ago

(Translated by Google) For Danes a fun place to visit! He was truly a well-known and valued dance performer in Bali in the mid-1800s! Books about him can be purchased at the kiosk close by, they also have a fun guestbook and gladly receive a donation to care for the place!

(Original)
For danskere et sjovt sted at besøge! Han var virkelig en kendt og værdsat danseker på Bali i midten af 1800 tallet! Bøger om ham kan købes i kiosken tæt på, de har også en sjov gæstebog og modtager gerne donation til pasning af stedet!

4 레굴루스 - 3 years ago

(Translated by Google) It's a cemetery.

(Original)
공동묘지 입니다 ~ 그닥 관광용으로는 비추 ~

5 Peter Dahl - 2 years ago

(Translated by Google) Cool to experience a memorial for a Dane on the other side of the world. Great place that made me want to get to know Mads better ????

(Original)
Fedt at opleve et mindesmærke for en dansker over på den anden side af jorden. Flot sted der gav mig lyst at at lære Mads bedre at kende ????

5 Dewi Sri Wahyuni - a year ago

(Translated by Google) Mads Lange is a cemetery located in the Baypass area town.

(Original)
Mads lange merupakan kuburan yg terletak di kota wilayah Baypass.