Tanah Lot is a tourism object in Bali, Indonesia. Here are two that are located in the temple at the top of the boulder. One is located at the top of the stone bongkahan and …

Ponjok Batu Temple lies on a stoney cape on which grow some
frangipani trees and other flowering bush. In Balinese, “Ponjok Batu” means “Stoney Cape”. From the front yard of the temple, one can enjoy the open Jawa Sea while the hill standing close to the temple with some old trees growing on it has made the surroundings more attractive.

Coming from Singaraja up to Sangsit right infront of Sangsit
market, there is a sign to the object, then just turn left to follow
the asphalted road of about 700 meters before getting at Beji
Temple, turn right again to follow the unpaved-road to Pura
Dalem Sangsit which is about 800 meters in distance from the
main road.

Kehen Temple is situated on a small hill side in northern part of Bangli at Pekuwon sub village, Cempaga Village, Bangli Regency about 45 Km from Denpasar. This great temple in the middle of Bangli stores several essential inscriptions declared as an Indonesian cultural heritage.

The temple located at Suwung Kauh Beach, Pemogan Village, Denpasar, is visited at the most by local and abroad entrepreneurs or businessmen. This well maintained and comfortable temple is sited at the by pass road of Denpasar – Nusa Dua (eastward Dewa Ruci Statue, Simpang Siur, Kuta) or about 8 Km southward with the border line Denpasar – Badung, where green mangrove forests exist on the east and west side, and the ocean on the south side.

is located near of hilly bank so it is called reef of Middle hill. This cave is located in Pasinggahan countryside, Dawan sub district, Klungkung Regency, east part of Bali and about 1,5 hours from …

Penataran Sasih temple to be a particularly sacred temple, because this is the home of the so-called Moon of Pejeng – hence the English epithet, Moon Temple. The moon in question is a large bronze gong, shaped almost like an hour glass, suspended so high up in its special tower that you can hardly see the decorations scratched onto its surface. It probably dates from the Balinese Bronze Age, from some time during the third century BC, and at almost 2m long is thought to be the largest such kettledrum ever cast. Etched into its green patina are a chain of striking heart shaped faces punctured by huge round eyes.

Dalem Penataran Ped, is dedicated to Jero Gede Macaling
and built from volcanic sandstone and local limestone,
lies 5km east ofToyapakeh on the Sampalan road.
There are few statues or intricate carvings, but the size of the courtyards …

We are now familiar with the three most important kinds of temples for territorial groups of worshippers. They are by far outnumbered by temples for genealogical groups, rang-ing from the individual household temples of single …

Pura Taman Ayun is the great royal temple is located about 10 kilometres from Denpasar on the road to Singaraja via Bedugul. The name itself means beautiful garden.
the royal temple of Taman Ayun was a psychic map of the power points of the kingdom. Each power point was represented by a multiple roofed tower called a meru. The main one was for Mt Agung, the highest mountain in Bali.