Here, you will see an excellent example of the colorful architectural style of northern Bali. Pura Beji is a Subak temple, dedicated to the spirit that looks after irrigated rice fields. Is a place to worship the Goddess Sri, the goddess of agriculture in particular is believed to be the goddess who created the rice.

It was built in the 15th century on the site of a well. The temple is famous for its Barong architecture and virtuoso relief carvings. With its courtyards of clipped grass and old frangipani trees, it is a tranquil and refreshing place. The grand gate separating the forecourt from the inner courtyard spreads almost the entire length of the wall and is wonderfully carved on both the inner and outer sides. The principal shrines have staircases and turrets, and one gets feeling here that worship has something to do with the sheer pleasure of building things. 

At the gate of the temple compound decorated with two dragons as a temple guard.