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5 Bharathi Mani - 3 months ago

This temple is one of the most beautiful temples in Bali. We went around 12:30 pm and the temple was just closing. We didn't give any fee to enter. You have to wear a sarong to enter.
The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The entire complex is very calm and gives very peaceful vibes. The entrance gate is very beautiful.
The priest told us that people visit here when they are disturbed and find peace here.

5 D Wira Atmaja - a month ago

Magnificent Pura in Ubud.
I went here with my family to watch Kecak Dance.

They usually play in open stage but they have indoor stage as an alternative when raining.

The ticket entrance is IDR 100.000/person, which you can find it everywhere in Ubud street by the authorized staff/seller.

What I like most, the place is super clean and beautiful, especially with their toilet.

5 Aneka Truman - a week ago

Incredible entrance. The gate is beautiful to see at night as well as in the day. Worth a stop as you explore Ubud.

You will need a sarong to enter the temple. Unsure if there is a fee to enter, there was no one there when we passed at 17:50.

There is a Kecak dance at the Temple on Friday and Monday evenings. Tickets are 100K each and can be bought from the entrance or nearby streets. We planned to see the Kecak dance in Uluwatu so did not attend.

5 Linda van Beusekom - a week ago

We had a great evening. Great performance and it's realy special to be there. If you are in Ubud it's realy worthwile to go there. This is something you only find on Bali.

5 Mega Prasasti - 5 months ago

I watched kecak dance performance during my visit to Ubud in this Pura. I really loved it. The ticket cost me 100K and the show starts at 7.30 PM. Though they will ask you to come at 7 PM instead.
If you are planning to watch it, make sure you come on Friday or Sunday. It will be performed twice per week on these days.
The story told about the death of Kumbakarna, one of Alengka general. It is from Ramayana sequel. As I read Ramayana, I really enjoyed the show. I think they have different story each week.

3 Rian Leemans - van der Donk - 2 years ago

You pay an entrance fee in the form of a donation, after which you get a sarong and gain entrance to the temple grounds.

Looking at the statues I would guess this is a temple for fertility or something, as you enter trough the "Bali gates" you are welcomed by female monster like statues holding infants and having big breasts.

Some of the other statues are made with angry faces, not sure why but I can imagine this could be scary when you're visiting with small children.

When we visited the main structure was in scaffolding, would've appreciated when they would've told us upon entering.

4 Laurens Leemans - 2 years ago

Very pretty temple. Free to go in, in the daytime. (They ask for a donation, but it’s not required if you don’t want to)

Not busy at all, as most people don’t seem to know that you can visit it in the day (as opposed to at night during the dance).

It’s currently undergoing maintenance, so some parts might be closed off or hidden by bamboo scaffolding.