Tanah Lot Sunset Tours

Taman Ayun Temple
Built in 1634, the Taman Ayun temple is the family temple of the Mengwi empire and is one of the most visited temples in Bali. The temple is also home to sprawling gardens featuring lotus filled fish ponds. The temple is divided into four sections, the first of which being the outer yard featuring a small guardian shrine and a tall fountain. The second section is a small temple compound called Pura Luhuring Purnama. The third section is a smaller temple known as Pura Dalem Bekek, a small climb up this temple will give you an outstanding view of the entire complex. The last section is the most sacred known as Utama Mandala, this section is only open during ceremonies.

Temple entrance is $1(USD).

Alas Kedaton Monkey forest and Fruit Bats
Alas Kedaton monkey forest is located in Kukuh village, around 25km northeast of Denpasar. As well as being home to hundreds of monkeys and fruit bats, the Pura Dalem Kahyangan Kedaton temple is nestled within. Local guides are more than happy to accompany you to the forest and there are plenty of opportunities on the way to visit local shops for souvenirs.

Entrance to Alas Kedaton is $2(USD) per person.

Tanah Lot Temple
Our last stop on the tour is the Tanah Lot Temple. Perched on a small rocky islet overlooking the sea, the Tanah Lot Temple is one of Bali’s most important landmarks steeped in rich history and culture. The temple was but in the 16^th century by Javanese priest Dang Hyang Nirartha who also built a number of other temples around the island such as Rambut Siwi temple.

Temple entrance is $3(USD) per person.