The 115-metre-tall broadcasting and observation tower is expected to become a new iconic landmark in the northern part of Bali. - PT Hutama Karya (Persero)
DENPASAR: The Bali administration launched on Friday (Dec 27) the Turyapada Tower, a 115-metre-tall broadcasting and observation tower which is expected to be a new iconic landmark in the northern part of the popular holiday island.
The tower is located on top of a 1,521-metre hill at the Pegayaman village in Buleleng regency, which is known as the oldest Muslim village in Hindu majority Bali.
