Uluwatu Temple

One of the six key temples in Bali’s spiritual pillars
Also known as Pura Luhur Uluwatu
Situated on the top of a cliff, 70 meters high from the Sea level
Famous for its Balinese architecture, Ancient Sculptures and Traditionally Designed Gateways

What can you find there?

Don’t miss to see the Brahmin Statue that is facing the Indian Ocean, situated behind the Main Shrine of the temple of Uluwatu among one of the courtyards, which is seen as a representation of DhangHyangDwijendra
The 2 entrance gates which represent traditional Balinese architecture, adorned with flower and leaves carvings
See the Elephant Headed Human Scupltutes
Be mesmerized and see the one-piece winged stone gates that are inside the courtyard of the Uluwatu temple
The Uluwatu beach is also one of the most popular surfing sites on the island of Bali
Spectacular Cliff Top setting 250 feet above the Indian Ocean shores at the edge of a Plateau
Enjoy the Kecak Dance (also known as Fire Dance) with a beautiful sunset

Jl. Raya Uluwatu | Southern part of Bali, Pecatu 80361, Indonesia

There's no public transportation to get here and going back in to town will be difficult without any prearranged ride or taxi.
Take the bypass main road to Nusa Dua and to Jimbaran and then follow the ascending road up to Uluwatu.

9:00AM - 6:00PM (But for those who want to pray at the temple, is open for 24 hours)
Entrance Fee: Adult: Rp30.000, Child: Rp20.000
Kecak and a fire dance performance: 6:00PM – 7:00PM (RP100.000 / person)