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Travel Bali on Your Own - Uluwatu Temple, Bali
http://www.hotsia.com > Travel Bali on Your Own > Uluwatu Temple, Bali Travel Bali on Your Own: Kuta, Denpasar, Ubud - Complete Travel Guide. Travel Bali on Your Own from the airport to the city. Volcano crater views in Ubud. Bali to Java ferry. Balinese cuisine. Getting around Bali independently. Recommended hotels in Bali. Crispy pork belly rice bowl. Traditional Balinese Kecak dance performance. Ancient Balinese folk music. Nasi Goreng Indonesian fried rice. Balinese spirit house shrine.
Madura Black Satay, Bali. Sacred Water Spring Temple. Cycling tour in Ubud town. Recommended hotels in Ubud, Bali. Balinese wedding traditions. Recommended hotels in Bali. Uluwatu Temple is located at the southern tip of Bali. This ancient temple, thousands of years old, sits on a cliff 100 meters high, famous for its beautiful views and sunset watching. There is a Kecak dance performance available for an additional fee. Uluwatu is the top tourist spot favored by Thai visitors. If you come to Bali, you must visit.
The easiest way to get here is by renting a car for a day, or like me, take a bus and get off 15 kilometers before, then take a taxi. On the way back, I took a taxi to Denpasar for 180,000 Rupiah. So I think renting a car is probably cheaper for touring. Uluwatu Temple focuses on stunning cliff views. Be careful of monkeys—they will grab your glasses, and staff have to exchange food to get them back. These monkeys take your glasses and demand payment for photos. I'm not joking—I saw two pairs of glasses taken, and I was almost grabbed on the head for my hat.
On the way to the temple, there is a large Vishnu statue of Bali located in southern Kuta, 15 kilometers before Uluwatu Temple. Actually, there is a bus from Denpasar city center to the end of the line for 3,500 Rupiah or about 10 Baht. The bus stops in town or you can board at bus stops. Bali buses have a raised platform for boarding, so you must use a special staircase prepared. The large Vishnu statue requires an entrance fee of about 400 Baht. There are several performances, but I did not enter. This photo was taken from outside the entrance.
I continued by bus straight to Uluwatu Temple. Mr.Hotsia recommends hotels in Bali and the best areas to stay. Uluwatu Temple, Bali. Monkeys at Uluwatu Temple. GPS coordinates (POI): 8°48'30.917"S, 115°10'1.697"E. Large Vishnu statue at the entrance to Uluwatu Temple, Bali: 8°49'44.135"S, 115°5'5.183"E. Playful monkeys at Uluwatu Temple, Bali: 8°49'44.963"S, 115°5'5.165"E; 8°49'49.661"S, 115°5'7.259"E; 8°49'50.646"S, 115°5'7.259"E; 8°49'48.473"S, 115°5'7.025"E. Vishnu statue on the way to Uluwatu Temple, Bali.
