Place · river
Ayung River
The Ayung is the longest river on Bali, Indonesia, flowing south from the central highlands past Ubud to the sea near Sanur. Its deep gorge and terraced valleys lie on the western side of the old kingdom of Gianyar, and it is now known for its rice terraces and river rafting.
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