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navigation, search Gunung Kawi Rice fields (sawah) at the
entrance to Gunung Kawi Temple  Gunung Kawi is an 11th-century
temple complex in Tampaksiring north east of Ubud in Bali,
Indonesia.[1] It is located near the river Pakrisan.   Gunung
Kawi is a Hindu Temple complex with old omission[clarification
needed] from the stone era dated in the Gianyar regency. Based
on the inscription of Tengkulak A on 945 saka (Balinese
calendar) which is released by Marakata King, the ancient
complex located at the Pekerisan River was called Katyangan
Amarawati. Pekerisan River is also mentioned by Jalu, according
to the inscription chiseled above the biggest temple door called
‘Haji Lumahing Jalu'. The name of Gunung Kawi is the name given
on the omission which is related to the complex of temples
because the temple on this area is like the symbol from the
mount. There are 3 temples that are given the name Gunung Kawi
in Bali: those are Gunung Kawi in the Sebatu co