A woodcarving village in the mountains five km north of Tegallalang. Between Tegallalang and Pujung are exquisite rice fields to the right side of the road.

Pujung village is divided into two 'banjar', Pujungklod and Pujungkaja. Visit the workshops of Anantaloga, Kresna Asih, Nyoman Pugra, Sri Sedana, Wayan Gede Artha, Wayan Nyungkal, and Wayan Tata, all specializing in different styles and sizes of garuda carvings, painted wooden banana trees, jewelry, and colored spirit boxes.

Generally, the prices are better than in Mas or Kemenuh. The selection is immense, including some old woodcarvings, so take your time. Copies of old woodcarvings are a good deal. Always check for cracks, this can be a problem with cheap wood.

Leaving Pujung, travel another 20 km on the back road to Lake Batur. Just when you've had enough of this dirt road, Gunung Batur pops up. From Pujung, several roads head east to Tampaksiring. Take the smaller one which bears left off the main road as it turns down to the 'pasar'.