Uluwatu Temple

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Sampai uluwatu temple. Semua pengunjung perlu memakai kain sarong yg disediakan. Datang ni sebab nak tengok permandangan. Jauh juga berjalan. Sepanjang jalan ditemani dengan sekumpulan monyet. Banyak ye monyet dekat sini. Hati2 jela. Sebab monyet pantang nampak plastik, dia ingat ada makanan. haha Dekat sini juga ada Kecak Dance tu. Tapi kami tak tengok pun. Sebab takut 😂.

When it comes to traveling to Bali, besides the attractions, everyone pays attention to the hotels, and the Bulgari Hotel in Bali is the one I want to recommend the most today. The Bulgari Hotel is located in the feng shui treasure land of Jimbaran Bay in Bali, nestled among mountains and waters at an altitude of 150 meters, offering a breathtaking view of the vast Indian Ocean. It is only a few minutes away from Uluwatu and the Uluwatu Cliffs. The hotel has 59 sea-view villas, all built with volcanic stone and complemented by tropical island greenery, creating unique tropical-style residences from the inside out, breaking away from the typical hotel style. The hotel also has open-air gardens and swimming pools, with a wide view and a focus on privacy protection. Who wouldn't be tempted by such a hotel~ Don't miss the restaurant in the hotel. First, Sangkar restaurant is tried and tested, the taste is good. The road is stunning. Coming here, you can enjoy both delicious food and beautiful scenery. It's a good choice, don't miss it. The hotel also offers a variety of experiential activities, such as watching volcanoes, hiking, visiting nearby islands, and more. Come here and you won't have to worry about not having enough itinerary, just worry about not having enough time!

A place with a unique atmosphere, I recommend a visit in the early hours, it gets quite crowded in the afternoon and it is more difficult to take good photos there. And especially beware of personal belongings, monkeys live there who are terribly curious and like to take things that don't belong to them. If you are wearing shorts (or short skirts) they will let you borrow a sarong, which is a very kind gesture. And of course like most sights a lot of tourists, and very busy. #wecreate

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One of Bali's six principal temples, Uluwatu Temple, also known as Pura Lu'hur Uluwatu (with Luhur denoting "something of divine origin"), is a well-liked destination for those looking to experience authentic Balinese culture. It is well known for its stunning location. It provides the most stunning background at sunset, perched atop a sheer cliff about 70 meters above the roaring waves below. At a nearby amphitheatre, captivating Balinese Kecak and fire dance performances take place every night. A company of about 75 male dancers enters the stage while chanting a chorus of "chak!" repeatedly while holding out their arms and shaking their palms. The ceremony incorporates fire more and more as the sun sets. Opening Hours - 08.00 AM to 07.00 PM Entrance fee - Rp 50,000 per person Kecak dance show is held daily at 06.00 PM The best time to visit - before sunset Don’t wear loose jewellery or valuables, many aggressive monkeys around #bali #indonesia #uluwatu #travel

#indonesiatrip Uluwatu Temple, also known as Pura Luhur Uluwatu, is a Balinese Hindu sea temple located in Uluwatu. There is a walkway along the edge of the cliff leading through the temple and its grounds. You can enjoy the panoramic sea views along of the walkway but you must be aware of your belongings because the monkeys might grab it away from you. Both men and women are required to wear a sarong, scarf or sash tied around the waist inside the temple. So long as you are vising the temple, you can borrow sarong for free. Address: Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia Opening Hours: 7am - 7pm Admission fees: IDR30,000