Perched majestically on the southwestern cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula, Uluwatu Temple stands as a testament to the awe-inspiring beauty and spiritual richness of Bali. Carved into the edge of towering limestone cliffs, the temple offers a commanding view of the vast Indian Ocean, creating a cinematic setting that leaves an indelible mark on all who witness it.
As the sun begins its descent, casting a warm glow over the temple and ocean below, Uluwatu transforms into a sanctuary of tranquility and reverence. The rhythmic crashing of waves against the cliffs adds a natural symphony to the spiritual atmosphere, creating a sense of timelessness that permeates the air.
Rooted in the rich tapestry of Balinese mythology, Uluwatu Temple traces its origins back to the 10th century when Empu Kuturan, a revered Javanese sage, is said to have founded this sacred site. Revered as one of the nine directional temples meant to protect Bali from malevolent forces, Uluwatu has become a bastion of spiritual energy, drawing pilgrims and seekers from across the globe.
The temple’s name, “Luhur Uluwatu,” translates to “something of divine origin at the head of the rock,” a fitting description for a place that seems to touch the heavens while rooted in the earth. The intricate architectural details of Uluwatu Temple speak to centuries of devotion, with ornate stone carvings and mesmerizing sculptures depicting mythological tales.
Entrance Fee For Domestic Tourists (Locals): IDR 30,000 - IDR 50,000 (prices may vary)
Entrance Fee For International Tourists: IDR 50,000 - IDR 100,000 (prices may vary).
Kecak Dance Ticket is IDR 150,000
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