Kehen Temple
4.3
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Discover the enchanting Kehen Temple, also known as the Temple of Fire, nestled in the scenic Bangli village of Bali. This ancient Hindu temple captivates visitors with its unique Candi Kurung entrance and breathtaking views of the surrounding hills. A perfect blend of history, spirituality, and stunning architecture, Kehen Temple offers an unforgettable experience for both tourists and locals alike.
Things to know
- Kehen Temple is located at an altitude of 483 meters above sea level.
- The temple is classified as one of the oldest temples in Bali, with inscriptions dating back to the 9th century AD.
- The temple features a unique entrance called Candi Kurung, distinct from the typical Kahyangan Jagat Temple entrances.
- Regular ceremonies are held at the temple, including the Piodalan every six months and the main ceremony every three years.
- Photography is encouraged, especially with the picturesque Candi Kurung as a backdrop.
- Temple visit is quick twenty to thirty minutes enough unless you linger for views or reflection.
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- Arrive early morning or late afternoon to enjoy cooler air softer light and fewer visitors.
- Carry small change for entrance parking and sarong rental don’t count on credit card payment.
- Wear modest attire shoulders and knees covered or rent sarong and sash at gate to respect the place.
- The banyan tree courtyard is peaceful perfect for quiet pause and deeper photo depth.
- Combine this with nearby Bangli spots like waterfalls or villages to make the drive more worthwhile.
Terms and conditions
- Participants must respect the temple's rules and local customs during their visit.
- All visitors must adhere to safety guidelines and instructions provided by the temple staff.
- Changes to the schedule or availability of the temple may occur due to ceremonies or maintenance; visitors will be notified in advance.
- Liability waivers may be required for participation in certain activities within the temple grounds.
- Photography is allowed, but respect the privacy of worshippers and ongoing ceremonies.
- Food and drink are not permitted inside the temple premises.
- Visitors are encouraged to dress modestly and respectfully while at the temple.