A strenuous walk inland along borders of rice fields leads to the unfrequented ruins of Yeh Pulu. It's best to take a guide there, though you will always be accompanied by dozens of curious children who scamper along with you. Yeh Pulu is a small temple walled by a carved cliff face-an enigmatic frieze 2 meters high and 25 meters long. Of the figures carved in high relief, none appear to be deities except the seated Ganesa, the elephant-headed son of Siwa.