Batuan Temple
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(94 community reviews)
Unveil the secrets of Batuan Temple, a 1,000-year-old gem nestled in the lush greenery of Bali. This ancient site is not just a temple; it's a living monument where the vibrant spirit of Balinese culture comes alive through intricate carvings and rich history. Explore its serene courtyards, witness traditional rituals, and connect with the profound spirituality that permeates this sacred space.
Things to know
- Visitors are provided with a sarong to wear during their visit as a sign of respect, which is mandatory.
- Batuan Temple is open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM for tourism, but remains accessible 24 hours a day for prayer and religious activities.
- Best times to visit are early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and enjoy cooler temperatures.
- Comfortable footwear is recommended for exploring the temple grounds, which may have uneven surfaces.
- Photography is allowed, but be respectful during prayer or religious ceremonies and ask for permission before photographing locals.
- Local customs should be respected; avoid pointing your feet towards shrines and refrain from entering during menstruation.
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- Late afternoon visits bring you quiet paths and soft light for photos, though temple may close soon after.
- Carry cash and a refillable water bottle as card payments are not accepted and kiosks inside charge more.
- Sit near the koi ponds for a peaceful moment, though feeding them slows you from exploring more areas.
- Temples combine sacred space with tourist zone so be mindful of worshippers and avoid interrupting rituals.
- Arrive midweek to dodge weekend crowds, but keep in mind some ceremonies only happen on festive days adding charm yet attracting crowds.
Terms and conditions
- This offer is valid only when booked with a taxi service. It is not an e-ticket; redemption will be done physically by the driver.
- Participants must dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees; sarongs are provided at the entrance.
- Visitors should respect local customs and avoid interrupting prayer or ceremonies.
- Photography is allowed, but permission should be sought before photographing individuals.
- Entry is subject to the temple's operational hours; respect the sacred nature of the site.
- Local customs, including restrictions for menstruating women, must be observed.
- Changes in temple accessibility may occur during religious ceremonies; visitors should plan accordingly.
