The World Peace Gong located here is one of several such gongs installed globally by the World Peace Committee.
The park was designed to incorporate the traditional Balinese 'Subak' irrigation system aesthetics.
The site was officially inaugurated to foster harmony among diverse religious and ethnic groups in Indonesia.
Peace Gong Parks Kertalangu is an 8-hectare green space in Denpasar featuring a large bronze gong as its centerpiece. The park highlights the 'Gong Perdamaian Dunia' (World Peace Gong), a symbol installed to promote international unity. Visitors can navigate expansive walking paths, traditional Balinese wooden gazebos, and fish ponds set against a backdrop of rice paddies. The facility is designed for community recreation and cultural education, incorporating architectural elements consistent with Balinese traditions. It serves as a rare open-space buffer within the dense urban sprawl of East Denpasar. Several elevated viewing decks provide perspectives over the surrounding agricultural land and the park's managed landscapes.
The elevated platform directly in front of the main World Peace Gong monument.
Bring a hat and sunscreen as the park has extensive open areas with limited high-canopy shade.
Wear insect repellent, especially if visiting during the late afternoon or near the pond areas.
Plan your visit to coincide with weekdays if you prefer a quieter, less crowded experience.
Do not wander into the active rice paddies surrounding the park boundaries, as these are private working farms.
Dress modestly as is customary for public spaces in Bali; refrain from loud behavior near the peace monument.
