The ticket might seem expensive, but it's worth it since I'm not usually into museums. The museum is actually pretty good to pass the time in Ubud, especially if it's raining. Plus, you get a drink, some snacks and yummy banana fritters for free!

The art work dates back to the 1930's at the oldest, it wouldve been cool to see some older items. Nevertheless, it was beautiful and informative about Hindu and balinese culture. Lunch was included with our admission and was delicious.

It is a nice museum with garden to visit when in Ubud. Worth it. Just note that there are two types of entrance tickets, one drink included, tea or coffee for about 95,000 IDR , and the other drink and lunch included for about 145,000 IDR . So you have a choice.

I was really looking forward to visiting this museum and viewing the Balinese paintings and wood carvings, reputed to be the largest and finest collection in Bali. The gardens and building are impressive, architecture very similar to nearby temples. I didn't manage to see all the displays, various classes, a hot day, high humidity and the inevitable Balinese penchant for steps limited my viewing. Fascinating museum and a must visit if in Ubud.