Pura Taman Ayun

Temples, hot springs, volcanoes Offshore islands, surfing, going out to sea Snorkeling, deep diving, crab boats Watching the sunrise and sunset Photographing dolphins playing in the water There's no lack of cool and warm colors There's no shortage of culture and nature This is Bali This island located in the southern part of Indonesia Located in the southern hemisphere Near the equator The climate is warm, needless to say It's a great place to spend the winter and summer Mount Agung is the highest peak locally Nearly three thousand meters above sea level Active volcano The most recent eruption was in 2019 Quite active Sitting on the volcano viewing platform and having a simple meal is also a unique experience Of course, usually, people go to Mount Batur Bali itself is not big But it is more recommended to rent a car for travel After all, the public transportation system is not as convenient and developed as in our country The usual car rental routes will go to the Sea God Temple, Mother God Temple, and Holy Spring Temple Take a look at the local temple style Visit the rituals and believers In addition, it should be mentioned The main island of Indonesia believes in Islam While this place in Bali believes in Hinduism After visiting the temples, go to Ubud Take a look at the local palace Market and rural scenery The accommodation here is usually villa type Cheap and plentiful Highly recommended to stay for a day or two Then head north to Lovina Chasing dolphins frolicking and jumping Accompanied by the leisure time of sunrise and sunset Then return to Denpasar (the capital) Surf at Kuta Beach Watch the sunset Stroll around the bustling city If you have time, you can also stay in Nusa Dua for a few nights This is a high-end hotel concentration area Vehicle security checks will be conducted when entering the area It's the highest security level I've seen in Bali Here you can see the extremely beautiful cliff scenery Undisturbed private beaches, etc. Of course Depending on the schedule You can also go to the offshore islands Blue Dream Island The seascape here is even more top-notch And the most famous "Devil's Tears" Be careful Every year these tears are "devouring" those who have no respect for the sea Blue Dream Island is even smaller Travel on the island is all by renting motorcycles Take a look at the seaweed fields Look at Mount Agung in the distance It's great So Bali is a place suitable for all ages Leave enough time You can still have a comfortable time

#exploreasia Taman Ayun Temple also known as Pure Taman Ayun is located at Jalan Ayodya, Mengwi, Bali, Indonesia 🇮🇩 According to the information, Taman Ayun Temple was built on 17th century & recognized by UNESCO for its culture & history. In Balinese, Ayun means beautiful. So Taman Ayun Temple is a temple surrounded by beautiful garden(trees & ponds) 🥰 The greenery atmosphere make the visitors feel calm & peaceful and appreciate the Balinese culture 🤗 The distance between Ubud & Taman Ayun Temple about is 17km which take about 35 - 45minutes by car. The best time visit to Taman Ayun Temple is early morning to avoid crowds & hot 🥵 temperatures. Attraction: Taman Ayun Temple, Bali, Indonesia 🇮🇩 Opening hours: 8am - 6pm, daily Entrance fees: International visitor: IDR30,000(USD2), domestic visitor: IDR15,000(USD1) #tamanayuntemple #temple #bali #indonesia

#wecreate One of the famous Balinese temples located close to Denpasar. Covered as a part of a day tour to North Bali. The temple is nestled between wonderful greenery. At the back of the garden are wonderful pristine gardens where you can spend some moments in solitude. The setting itself is beautiful; the quality of the craftsman and meticulous attention to detail of the temples, archways, statues and pagodas are simply breathtaking and every single feature of the temple feels exact, purposeful and placed with exquisite care and respect. It definitely helps that the temple grounds felt a lot quieter than others we'd previously visited in Bali; despite being situated off a main road, the second you enter the Temple grounds you feel this wave of calm and tranquillity wash over you. #mytripvlog#tripblazers#awesomepic#summervacation#2023travelwish#bali##wonderfulindonesia

#bali My wife's friends came over to Singapore for Holiday. They also wanted to go Bali Indonesia and thus, we planned and off we went. During the trip there, we booked a driver to bring us around. On one of the days, he brought us to Taman Ayun Temple. It was quite a big beautiful place with the traditional architectural features, pond and courtyards. I strongly recommend tourists to come here.

#bali #balitravel #temple #indonesia A serene place, lesser known temple in Bali. It is a combination of temple (Pura, in local language) and garden, which was built in 1600s by Mengwi Kingdom ruler. It is preserved rather nicely and still looking beautiful until today. It only took 1 hour to visit the whole area + watched the movie about Taman Ayun’s history, also while taking lots of photos. Tips: wear long pants / skirt or they will lend you a local sarong to wear. Address: Jl. Ayodya No.10, Kabupaten Badung, Bali (around 30mins from Canggu or Ubud; 40mins from Seminyak). Getting There: take a taxi / bike ride. Entrance Ticket: IDR 15k for locals / IDR 30k for foreigners (USD1-2)

#newyearadventure Featuring an immense temple ground of waterscapes and landscapes, Pura Taman Ayun is one of the six royal temples in Bali. Located approximately 17km from Ubud and an hour plus drive from Denpasar, the temple's cultural and spiritual importance dates back to the Mengwi Empire. It is a beautiful temple with intricate stories woven onto the architecture and space sequences. We enjoyed walking the temple grounds. As there were no public transportation to the temple, we hired a private van that brought us to a few places and made the booking prior to our arrival. ** Visitors must wear appropriate clothings such as sarong or a sash. #tripblazers #awesomepic #passionpassport #culture #awesomepic

Pura Taman Ayun is a compound of Balinese temple and garden with water features located in Mengwi subdistrict in Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia.