The road to Pejeng and Gianyar is the site of the Goa Gajah, the "elephant cave" that is carved into the rock face and reached by a flight of steps. It probably dates back to the 9/12th centuries and shows elements of both Hindu and Buddhist religions. You can enter the cave through the huge mouth of figure of a Demon. In front of the cave are two bathing pools with spring water gushing from spouts held by female figures.

A kilometer from Goa Gajah is Yeh Pulu. After a short walk through rice terraces, you will arrive at an ancient rock carving depicts various scenes of everyday life and the figures of elephant-headed Ganesha indicate a close relationship between the two sites.