A fine example of a subak temple – a temple associated with rice paddy irrigation systems – dedicated to the goddess Dewi Sri, forming part of the socio-agrarian and religious fabric of this culture. Northern Bali’s colourful Baroque style is in evidence, with its stone lacework façade formed by wings of mythological beasts. In the courtyard are numerous roofless little altars (differing from the meru which distinguish the other temples on the island) which also have exuberant carved decoration.