You would be forgiven for being misled by the name, but the Goa Gajah 'Elephant Cave' has nothing to do with elephants and instead is one of the most well preserved caves in Bali, making it totally worth a visit. Present in the Bedulu Village, which is six kilometres from Ubud, the descent into the caves take less than an hour. The main grounds have souvenir shops and an array of stone carvings, some of which have been restored to their original form. There is also an excavated pool in this 10th century building which holds five Hindu angels. The caves display a mixture of Hindu influence as well as Buddhist influence, making it a curious structure overall.