Tour "Temples of Bali"

Sites to visit:
Tanah Lot temple, Ulun Danu Bratan temple, Jatiluwih rice terraces, Leke Leke waterfall

Included:

• Private transfer from the hotel of the following areas: Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Denpasar, Sanur, Uluwatu, Ubud, Tegalalang and return back after the tour.
• An English-speaking driver or a guide
• Drinking water
• All tickets and fares

Not included:

• Meals

Bring with you:
Suntan lotion, headwear, swimming suit. Make sure your clothes cover your shoulders before entering temples

Full description
Do you want to discover the amazingly rich national culture of Bali? Especially for the most inquisitive, we have created a ‘Culture and Temples’ tour that includes the island's gems, which are among the top 10 top attractions in Bali!

The first thing we'll do is head to Tanah Lot Temple, whose name translates to ‘land in the sea’. It is located on a cliff, right in the middle of the ocean. Access to the temple is only possible at low tide, at high tide the temple becomes an inaccessible island. The history of the temple dates back to the 15th century, when the first priest settled on this rock.

The way to the temple is through the traditional temple gate. Tourists can only access the lower part of the cliff, entering the shrine and climbing to the upper tiers is only accessible to Hindus. But do not be disappointed, the exterior of the temple is extremely picturesque, you will be able to make a lot of unforgettable photos from the sea side.

Our next stop is the Jatiluwih rice terraces. These breathtakingly beautiful terraces are a delightful place to experience true harmony with nature. Here you can enjoy the tranquillity and exceptional beauty of the landscape, harmonising with authentic Balinese culture.
We will walk along the paths that wrap around the terraces and observe the farming process and learn how rice is grown.

Next we will stop by the beautiful Leke Leke Waterfall, swim in it and take cool pictures at the photo zones

The last point on the map of our tour will be the Pura Danu Ulun Bratan Temple. As a sign of worship of the lake goddess, a temple complex was built on the sacred lake Bratan, which serves as a natural reservoir for irrigation of rice fields. It is a special place for the islanders and its image is featured on the 50,000 rupee note. Surrounded by mountains, forests and lush tropical greenery, this temple is one of Bali's calling cards. The tiered roofs of the temple's pagodas harmonise with the surrounding landscape. It is also called the ‘temple on the water’, because of the fact that the water at high tide comes close to the buildings, creating the illusion of the temple floating above the water. Built according to all canons of Hindu architecture, the complex consists of five temples. It is a sacred place, where religious ceremonies and weddings are held, prayers are recited and offerings are made. All temples except the main temple are open to tourists.

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