Denpasar International Airport Bali

Located in the south of Bali, Ngurah Rai International Airport is just 13km from Denpasar. Also known as Denpasar International Airport, the airport is situated in Tuban between Jimbaran and Kuta and is just minutes from popular tourist regions such as Kuta. Named after famous republican I Gusti Ngurah Rai, the Ngurah Rai Airport pays homage to his sacrifice in a fight to the death with the Dutch during Indonesia's Revolution. Although the company was defeated, I Gusti Ngurah Rai and 95 others were killed in the battle and the airport was named in memoriam.

The Ngurah Rai International Airport is home to two terminals, an international and domestic. The domestic terminal is situated in an older building to the southeast of the terminals while the international terminal is situated in a newer terminal nearby. The domestic terminal features 3 gates while the international terminal features 14 and the two terminals are divided by 'Festival Plaza'. The airport's international terminal enjoys a distinctly Balinese design and has individual arrival and departure halls with a total capacity of almost 5,000,000 passengers per annum. There are 8 gates which feature automated parking systems and aerobridges and the international terminal features 62 check-in stations while the domestic terminal features 28 check-in stations.

Due to the airport's high domestic traffic and basic domestic terminal facilities, buses are in operation to transfer passengers to and from aircraft. Denpasar International Airport terminals are also home to a range of services and facilities including public amenities, showers, lounges, prayer rooms and even massage services. There are also play areas provided for children and entertainment lounges offering news, sports, broadcasts and movies.