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Bali Temple Tour highlights

Marvel at the ancient architectural features of the Goa Gajah and Kehen temple
Enjoy a relaxing time by the side of the stone-carved pool of Tirta Empul temple
Visit the Besakih temple which lies at an altitude of 1000 m
Get welcomed at the Gunung Kawi Rocky temple by experiencing the sprinkling of water on your head

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Ubud

Ubud, Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia

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If cancellation are made 1 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
If cancellation are made 0 days to 1 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.

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Bali Temple Tour overview

Pick-up/ Drop-off Location: From your hotel centrally located in Bali

Pick-up Timing: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Activity Duration: 9 hours

About Bali Temple Tour:

A visit to Bali which is most popular for its beaches is incomplete without exploring its spiritual areas. With a knowledgeable and friendly guide, embark on an exciting temple tour of Bali that takes you through not only the ancient temples but also offers a chance to soak in these mesmerizing beauty. You will visit temples like Kehen Temple, Besakih Temple, Tirta Empul, Gunung Kawi, and Goa Gajah temples. With views of the surrounding pool, carved stones, and more, the temple tour in Bali is a complete package to embrace your spiritual side.

About the Activity:

Get picked up in a sanitized car air-conditioned car at 8:00 AM and get ready for the exciting tour.
At 9:30 AM you will reach Kehan Temple, which is the biggest temple in Bangli having sandstone statues of Balinese folklore figures and has a unique split gate.
At 11:00 AM, head to the holy Besakih Temple at an altitude of 1000m and interact with the priest around to learn about its significance.
After a lip-smacking lunch in the Besakih area at 12:30 PM, it is now time to continue the temple tour and visit the Tirta Empul. You can sit beside the holy and architectural pool of Tirta Empul temple to have a relaxing time.
You can spot coconut trees while visiting Gunung Kawi Rocky Temple which welcomes each pilgrim by sprinkling water on their head.
Head on to the Goa Gajah Temple that was built in the 11th century.
Do not forget to click pictures in this spiritual journey. The tour ends at 5:00 PM.

Notes:

Children under 12 years old will get a 50% discount.
Infant under 2 years old is free of charge.

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Bali Temple Tour faqs

How to redeem Bali Temple Tour voucher?

You will receive your confirmatory email and voucher after you make the booking for the Bali Temple Tour. This voucher, valid only for the specified day and time of the package, can be presented either in a printed form or as an E-copy.

What are Besakih temple's opening hours?

The Besakih Temple complex opens at 8:00 am every day and can be visited till 5:00 pm. In this Bali Temple Tour package, you will trek to Besakih Temple around 1:30 pm after lunch.

Do we get sarong at the temples in Temple Tour in Bali?

Yes, you will be provided with a sarong at the ticketing desk free of cost in case you are not carrying your own.

What to carry before going on Temple Tour in Bali?

Please carry a sarong, sunscreen and a hat before going on the Bali Temple tour. Remember to dress in comfortable clothes and walking shoes. Please carry a sarong with you as all the visitors whether male or female are required to wear a sarong inside the temple complex.

Is there any dress code for entrance in the temples in Bali?

You should be dressed modestly so as to not hurt the local sensibilities. Whether you are a male or a female, wearing a sarong that covers your legs is compulsory.

Are there more temples near Besakih temple?

Besakih Temple (Mother Temple) is actually a complex of temples located on the slopes of the sacred Mount Agung. While traversing the narrow paths to reach the Besakih Temple, you will be able to see eighteen more temples, each of them a beautiful symbol of Hindu religion and beliefs.

Another iconic landmark temple situated close to the Besakih Temple is the Lempuyang Temple. This is one of the oldest and the most revered Hindu temple in Bali.

What activities can we do at this Bali Temple Tour?

The Bali Temple Tour attracts spiritual and adventurous tourists alike. Visitors love to sit in silence and meditate and absorb the peace and calmness that the serene environs provide.
You have an opportunity to hike and trek to reach both the temple complexes.

Sightseeing is another extremely popular activity here. The Lempuyang Temple offers beautiful views of the Mount Agung’s crater, lush forests, and the Candidasa coastline.

You can try local and authentic Indonesian foods and flavours at the eateries in the complex. Talking to the warm and friendly locals will give you an insight into the local culture of Bali which is as charming as its landscapes.

Can we do Trekking and Hiking to Besakih Temple?

Yes, the Besakih Temple is reached by hiking and trekking on the slopes of the sacred Mount Agung. This activity of walking on the steep slopes to reach the temple amongst the lushness of the locales is an experience in itself, which is sure to stay with you for a long time to come.

Is there free entry at Lempuyang Temple?

Infants in the age group are exempt from the temple’s entry fee. However, children above the age of three years are eligible to pay the ticket price applicable to adults.

What activity will Temple Tour in Bali package provide at Lempuyang temple?

IThis guided tour consist of hiking, trekking, exploring two of the most iconic and oldest temples of Bali, and sightseeing some of the most beautiful vies of the Candidasa coastline, mountains, and the lush greens on the island of Bali.

What are more spiritual places in Bali like Besakih Temple?

Bali is known for being a paradise for people who love the sand and warm seawaters. However, the island is deep-rooted in spirituality and mysticism of the east. It is no surprise that temples are considered amongst iconic landmarks of Bali visited by people of all age groups and from all over the world.

People who want to escape the chaos and hustle & bustle of the city life get pulled towards the serenity and calmness of the temples of Bali and take the Bali Temple tour. In addition to the Besakih Temple, the Lempuyang Temple is considered to be one of the oldest and the most revered worship places in Bali.

Mount Agung, which houses both these temples, is considered to be the dwelling of gods by the local Balinese people. People have been visiting this site for centuries to pay their respect and pray to Lord Shiva.

Are menstruating women allowed at the temples in Bali?

No, menstruating women are not allowed in the temple complexes. This guideline is laid down by the local temple authorities as per the beliefs of the native Balinese people. For this reason, you will not be provided with any refund or rescheduling under the provisions of this package.

Is it worth going for Bali Temple tour when visiting Bali?

Bali is considered to be one of the most spiritual destinations in the world. People visit from all over the world to not only see the gorgeous landscapes but also to soak themselves in the calming peace of this warm and friendly island. At Bali, you will see architectural wonders and places of worship that have been in existence for more than a thousand years.

The beauty and the splendour of these temples and their ancient carvings cannot be seen anywhere else in the world. Located in the laps of lush and majestic mountains, they offer you a sense of tranquillity and oneness with nature, like no other place in the world. In this temple tour, you will see all the elements of nature- mountains, sea, crisp and clear air all enveloped in the serenity that a place of worship has. Taking the Bali Temple Tour is an experience that you will not forget for a long time.

How many temples are there in Bali?

There are a total 20,000 plus temples located in Bali, from which Besakih Temple is the most popular and oldest temple of Bali. It is also known as the mother temple of Bali.

What is the best time for Bali temple tour?

The best time to plan a trip to enjoy the Temple Tour In Bali is in the month of February, May, June, September, October, November and till the 2nd week of December. In these months a lesser probability of rain is recorded in comparison of the basic rainy season

What is the oldest temple in Bali?

Besakih temple is one of the oldest temples in Bali. Besakih temple is located on the slopes of mount Agung in Bali Indonesia. It is also known as the Mother temple of Bali.

Why does Bali have so many temples?

The Temple Tour in Bali includes various visits to temples which are full of spirituality, faiths and beliefs. So many people strike with one question in mind: why Bali has so many temples. Now the reason for having so many temples in Bali is that people of Bali follow and honour three different religions which are a 3 in one concept and used for three different religious beliefs like some temples are just for Worships , some are for cremations and remaining are used for specific ceremonies throughout the year.

Which God is Worshipped in Bali?

People of Bali are Hindu by religion and they worship the trinity of Brahma, Shiva, and Vishnu, which are three aspects of the one (invisible) god, Sanghyang Widi, as well as the dewa (ancestral gods).

How do you get around in Bali Temple Tour?

You can easily get around for Bali Temple Tour via buses and taxis from the Bali airport or bus stand to the Ubud village from there you need to take a taxi which has the fixed rates and that will directly guide you for the temple tour in Bali.