Batu Bolong Temple

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Good place to visit if you'd like to feel the Bali culture. We visited on a Saturday and got to see a few parades of worship took place. It can get pretty crowded. A good place to see the sunset.

Very hot day at Batu Bolong Temple. We didn't stay long as the tide was high and we were not able to cross to go over to the temple. Beautiful area. There are stalls there to buy drinks or souvenirs.

Very interesting cultural experience near Denpasar. Our tour guide showed us and explained the significance of the structures in and around the temple and their unique relevance to the the Balinese Hindu population.

For see the Tanah Lot Temple, you need to come Batu Bolong Temple. It is 75K rupiah per person. When you arrive, you can see the Tanah Lot Temple. Tanah Lot means "the land on the sea". Indonesians who believe Hinduism, built this temple on a rock which located on sea.

Beautiful scenery with an interesting legend. Able to walk up to the rocks where waves clashes onto them for photo taking.