Temples & Palaces

Get spectacular view from Uluwatu temple Temple built on a steep cliff over the ocean. It is one of the most spectacular Hindu temples. The surrounding area of Uluwatu Temple is the habitat of hundreds of long tailed grey monkeys that often dwell into the temple grounds for food. Uluwatu Temple is also famous for […]

See maze of pools and fountains at Water Palace in Tirtagangga A stunning place with large fish ponds decorated by statues, water fountains and stepping stones to hop on throughout the pond. The ponds are surrounded by beautiful gardens. There are also two large pools designated for swimming. The water in the pools flow directly

See architectural wonders at Taman Ujung A beautiful palace with surrounding view of the shimmering ocean, lush green forest, and the Agung volcano. The palace complex has unique building designs as it combines European and Balinese architectural features. Taman Ujung palace was originally built for the king to welcome guests. Currently the palace is empty

Visit Taman Ayun, ‘Garden Temple in the Water’ Temple with a unique style of Balinese architecture, surrounded by large fish ponds and beautiful gardens. The complex is divided into four levels. The first level is the courtyard across the fish pond, behind the gate of the complex.  At the second level, you will find small

See purification ceremony at Tirta Empul Tirta Empul is a holy spring water temple known as a place to held purification ceremonies by the Hindu Balinese. There is one main purification pool inside the temple containing water that flows from the sacred spring into the pool through 12 fountains. Nearby there are two smaller pools

See stunning Tanah Lot temple Tanah Lot is one of the most stunning sights in Bali. Walk along the coastline and enjoy the view of the magnificent holy temple of Tanah Lot which stands firmly on a huge rock in the midst of the coastal beauty. Start discovering Choose your car go anywhere in Bali

Visit Pura Ulun Danu Batur Impressive temple with surrounding view of Batur Volcano and Lake Batur. The temple was originally built by the lake but was moved up to higher grounds after the volcanic eruption that destroyed the original temple, however you can still see the beautiful surrounding scenery from the opening behind the temple.

Visit Pura Beji One of the oldest temples in Bali which is said to be built around the 15th century.  The temple gate and shrines are made of pink sandstone with amazing reliefs and sculptures carved on the walls. The temple gate is composed of dragon, snake, imaginary beast and devil sculptures. Inside the large

See a thousand years old Gunung Kawi Temple Ancient temple complex built on a riverside. The temple consists of several stone monuments carved out of rocks and its surrounded by beautiful scenery of rice fields and rainforest. The natural sceneries from the footpath which leads from the road to the temple is even more impressive

Visit Goa Lawah, the Bat Temple The temple is built around a natural huge cave which is home of thousands of bats. This cave is believed by locals to extend all the way back to the mother temple Besakih. You will see the bats hanging on the ceiling and walls of the cave and you