[2025 Bali Attraction] Travel Guide for TANAH LOT TEMPLE (Updated May)

After exploring all over Jiangnan, I discovered a hidden gem of an ancient city, a pearl in the vast ocean. "Stunning" is the only word that comes close to describing it: the tidal city of Yan Guan. ✅ Emperor Qianlong visited Jiangnan six times, four of which were to Yan Guan. ✅ Witness the must-see Qiantang River tidal bore. ✅ Explore century-old houses + Jiangnan gardens. ✅ Only a 40-minute drive from Hangzhou. - 🚶Route Yan Guan Tide Wall 👉🏻 Tide-watching Scenic Park 👉🏻 Gongchen Gate 👉🏻 North Street 👉🏻 Imperial Wharf 👉🏻 Chen Gelao's Residence 👉🏻 Confucius Temple and School 👉🏻 Sea God Temple 👉🏻 Jin Yong Academy 👉🏻 Yan Guan Music House Museum ✔️ Emperor Qianlong's four visits to Yan Guan were all in March. Follow in his footsteps on a spring tour, and experience the unique charm of Jiangnan. . ✅Must-see attractions 1⃣️ Yan Guan Tide Wall Located right at the entrance of the scenic area, the tidewater cascades down the wall accompanied by music. It's truly stunning! Open every hour, for 15 minutes. - 2⃣️ Tide-watching Scenic Park Witness the spectacular Qiantang River tidal bore, a wonder of the world, just like in your Chinese textbook. See with your own eyes the awe-inspiring sight described by Su Shi as "magnificent beyond compare," and marvel at the mysteries of nature. - 3⃣️ Gongchen Gate The 600-year-old Yuan Dynasty city wall bears the marks of time. The sight of the *wupeng* boats passing through is picturesque. - 4⃣️ Intoxicating Jiangnan Afternoon Tea Cruise Embark from Changmu Bridge Wharf, and enjoy afternoon tea while admiring the beautiful scenery of the ancient city. This is the perfect way to appreciate the Jiangnan spring. - 5⃣️ Confucius Temple and School & Sea God Temple The red walls, reminiscent of the Forbidden City, are perfect for photos. Emperor Qianlong would also come here to pray during his southern tours. - 6️⃣ Yan Guan Music House Museum If you're interested in music, this is a must-visit. Immerse yourself in the creative stories of musicians. - 7️⃣ Chen Gelao's Residence Magnolia flowers are in bloom in this ancient house with its blue bricks and black tiles. Its prominent history and familiar stories are still talked about today. - 8️⃣ Qianlong Hot Pot Feast After a day of exploring, treat yourself to a grand meal. Recreate the scene of Emperor Qianlong enjoying hot pot during his southern tours, and savor the unforgettable experience. 🏨 Accommodation I recommend staying a night in the scenic area. In the evening, with fewer tourists, you can stroll through the ancient city and enjoy the misty Jiangnan scenery in peace. I stayed at the Xuande Gate Hotel, a century-old house converted from Zhu Xi's former residence. With its white walls and black tiles, every step reveals a different view. It's like living in a painting, and a great place for taking photos.

#Spring0yentrip #Bali #Balitrip #Overseastrip ☆Day 1 Seminyak I went to a cafe called KYND and a spa called Body Works. At KYND, you can eat delicious acai bowls with your favorite text on them, and the inside of the shop was pink and very cute (photo 1)! At Body Works, you can experience a spa, and the atmosphere of the shop was so cute that I wanted to stay there forever (photo 2). The most recommended place is the beach club called La Brisa Bali (photo 3). It was a very beautiful place like Disney world. The scenery was wonderful and you can't see in Japan. The food and drinks were delicious! ☆Day 2 Ubud The recommended places in Ubud are Cretya Ubud and Monkey Forest. At Cretya Ubud, I was able to ride the swings in a dress (photo 4) and compare different flavors of coffee (photo 5), and I was able to have many experiences that I can't have in Japan. You can also enjoy the pool from morning to night (photo 6), so it was a place you can enjoy all day long. At the Monkey Forest, you can see many monkeys at a distance that is unimaginable in Japan. They were very cute, pulling your clothes and climbing onto your shoulders (photo 7). ☆Day 3 Kuta First, we went to Tanah Lot Temple. It was raining, but I was impressed to see a temple floating on the sea for the first time (photo 8). We watched the sunset at Kuta Beach, and the sunset seen on the beach after the rain was very beautiful (photo 9)!! And lastly, we went to a night beach club called Finns. Here, we were able to interact with many foreign people, and although it was a club right in front of the sea and had a pool and was open, it felt like the club, and it was a lot of fun (photo 10)! I wish there was a club like this in Japan! ☆Recommended Hotel There is a hotel that I would recommend by far!! It is called "Aksari Resort Ubud". The staff at this hotel were very kind, always carrying our luggage, kindly answering our questions, and replying promptly to emails. I got the smallest room, but it was very spacious and clean, so I was very satisfied. The hotel has many pools, which all guests can use (photo 11). We also had breakfast by the pool. The food was plentiful and delicious, and the staff took lots of photos for us (photo 12). There was free yoga in the morning, and we took photos of each of us doing yoga poses as a souvenir (photo 13). At the end, we took a photo with the staff (photo 14)! It was a really, really good hotel! I want to stay here every day. In summary, Bali was a really great place! Everyone in Bali was kind and wonderful. You can experience many things that you can't experience in Japan! I recommend Bali as a travel destination!!!

🌴Sisters who want to go to Bali to enjoy the sunshine and beaches, pay attention! Although Bali is beautiful, you must plan well before traveling to avoid blind impulse! 🚫 🚗 Transportation planning: When you arrive in Bali, you must not be careless about transportation! Don’t wait until you land at the airport to rent a car. Not only will the price double, but you may also encounter illegal taxis that rip you off. It is recommended to book a regular car rental service online in advance, or choose to charter a car for free travel, which is safer and more worry-free. 🏨 Accommodation options: Don’t blindly follow the Internet celebrity hotels for accommodation. Although they are beautiful, they are really expensive! If your budget is limited, a cost-effective homestay is a better choice. Not only can you save money, but you can also experience the local life atmosphere. 🍽️Food recommendation: When you arrive in Bali, you must try the local specialties - dirty duck meal and roast pork rice! It is recommended to go to small shops frequented by locals, which are not only authentic in taste but also affordable. Don't forget to try the seafood barbecue, it's fresh and delicious! The attractions should be carefully selected, and the small ones can also be exciting! Of course you have to visit popular attractions like the Tanah Lot Temple and the Tirta Empul Temple, but don’t forget to explore lesser-known attractions like the Kintamani Volcano, where there are fewer people and more beautiful scenery, making for better photo opportunities! 💖Bali is a charming place. As long as you prepare in advance and arrange transportation, accommodation and itinerary reasonably, you can have fun and save money!

#tripflytoaskfornewyear A chill trip with an emphasis on nature, culture, cute cafes, and a good atmosphere. Suitable for those who want to relax and not rush! 🌞✨ 🛫 How to get to Bali • Direct flight from Bangkok to Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) takes about 4 hours and 30 minutes. • No visa required for stays of up to 30 days! 😍 🌅 Day 1: Arrive in Bali – Welcomed by the sea and sunset 🛬 Morning: • Arrive at Ngurah Rai Airport (Denpasar) after collecting your luggage. It is recommended to book a shuttle in advance or use Grab/Go-Jek to get into the city. 🏨 Check in to your accommodation in Canggu area – a popular beachside area with cool cafes and a chill atmosphere. 🌆 Afternoon: • Walk along Batu Bolong Beach 🏖️ • Stop for a coffee at a beachside cafe like The Lawn or Crate Cafe ☕🍰 🌇 Evening: • Watch the sunset at Tanah Lot Temple 🌅, an iconic beachside temple. • Come back for dinner at Old Man’s Bar, a fun atmosphere. 🍔🍹 🌿 Day 2: Culture and nature in Ubud 🚗 Morning: • Rent a car with a driver or book a private tour to Ubud (takes about 1.5 hours from Canggu) 📍 Along the way, stop at: • Tegenungan Waterfall 🌊 A large waterfall in the middle of the forest Take a chill photo • Tegallalang Rice Terrace 🌾 Beautiful rice terraces 🍽️ Lunch: • Have lunch at a cafe in the middle of the rice fields, Sari Organik or Clear Cafe 🥗🍹 🎨 Afternoon: • Visit the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary 🐒 Walk in the monkey forest • Stop by Ubud Art Market 🛍️ Buy souvenirs and handmade items 🌙 Evening: • Return to your accommodation in Canggu or choose to stay 1 night in Ubud to change the atmosphere 🌳 🏄♂️ Day 3: Chill by the beach and cafes in Seminyak 🌞 Morning: • Return from Ubud or stay in Canggu • Stop by Cafe Organic or Nalu Bowls for a healthy breakfast 🍓🥥 🏖️ Afternoon: • Take a car to Seminyak Beach and chill at Potato Head Beach Club or Ku De Ta 🍸 Luxurious seaside atmosphere • Or go to Double Six Beach to play in the water, take pictures with colorful umbrellas 🌈 🍽️ Dinner: • Have dinner at La Plancha, a seaside bar with Bean Bags and romantic lights 🌟 🚤 Day 4: One-day trip to Nusa Penida Island ⏰ Morning: • Leave the hotel early in the morning, go to Sanur Pier to take a speedboat to Nusa Penida (about 45 minutes) 🚤 📍 Must-see places: • Kelingking Beach 🦖 Dinosaur-shaped beach, great photo spots • Angel’s Billabong and Broken Beach 🌊 Natural swimming pools by the sea • Crystal Bay 🐠 Play in the water or sit back and enjoy the view 🍽️ Lunch: • Have dinner at a local restaurant on the island 🌙 Dinner: • Return to the speedboat back to Bali Rest at the hotel 🌺 Day 5: Shopping before returning & Relax Day ☕ Morning: • Wake up late and go to a chill cafe at Revolver Espresso or Coffee Cartel 🥐 🛍️ Afternoon: • Go shopping at Seminyak Village or Beachwalk Shopping Center near Kuta Beach • Or go to Finns Recreation Club if you want to try fun activities 🎳🏄♀️ 🛫 Evening: • Return to Ngurah Rai Airport, prepare to fly back to Bangkok with great impressions! 💕 💡 Tips for this chill Bali trip: ✅ Transportation: Use Grab or Go-Jek, it's easier and cheaper than a regular taxi ✅ Currency: Use Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), it is recommended to exchange money before traveling or use a credit card at a large store ✅ Clothing: Prepare light clothes, sandals for walking on the beach, and a robe for entering the temple #ShareTravelPlan #VisitBali #Bali

1️⃣ Confirm visa and vaccination requirements, and prepare in advance. ❤ 1️⃣ Book flights and hotels in advance to avoid high prices during peak season. 🏕 1️⃣ Prepare enough cash and international credit cards, as well as necessary travel insurance. ✨ 4️⃣ Prepare appropriate clothing and sunscreen according to the local climate. 😁 🐹 Transportation 🌺 Bali's transportation mainly consists of car rentals, motorcycles, and local transportation. ✨ 💕 Car rental: Renting a car in Bali is a good option, but pay attention to local traffic rules and road conditions. 🏕 💕 Motorcycles: Motorcycles are the most commonly used means of transportation, but pay attention to safe driving. ♥ 💕 Local transportation: Such as tuk-tuks, boats, etc., are cheap but pay attention to safety. ㊙️ 🏞 Recommended attractions 🌺 Bali has many famous attractions, such as Ubud Palace, Jimbaran Beach, Tanah Lot, etc. 🍁 🍒 Ubud Palace: Experience the culture and history of Bali. 😚 🍒 Jimbaran Beach: Enjoy the beautiful sea view and experience water activities such as surfing and diving. 🌸 🍒 Tanah Lot: Watch the sunset and experience religious culture. 😊 🎈 Recommended food 😁 Bali has a wide variety of food, such as roast suckling pig, coconut rice, seafood, etc. 😋 ✅ Roast suckling pig: One of Bali's specialties, with a delicious taste. 🕊 ✅ Coconut rice: Rice made from coconut, with a unique taste. 😻 ✅ Seafood: Fresh seafood is also one of Bali's delicacies, such as crabs, fish, etc. 💗 😘 Recommended shopping 🌈 In Bali, you can buy local handicrafts, souvenirs, etc. 🌲 🍓 Handicrafts: Such as wood carvings, fabrics, etc., with local characteristics. 😻 🍓 Souvenirs: Such as sand paintings, jewelry, etc., with commemorative significance. 🕊 🍓 Local specialties: Such as spices, coffee, etc., can be given as gifts to friends and family. 🌷 😻 Precautions ♥ Respect local culture and customs, and avoid wearing revealing clothes or inappropriate behavior in religious places. 🤎 ♥ Pay attention to environmental protection and do not litter. 🤩 ♥ Pay attention to safety and abide by local laws and regulations. 💥 4. Stay vigilant and avoid being deceived. 💖

I had always longed to visit this place before setting off. Tanah Lot Temple in Bali is located in Seminyak and is one of the six major temples in Bali. This is also a must-visit spot for tourists. Before entering Tanah Lot Temple, you will pass through a small market. It's crowded and a great place for shopping! After passing through the market and walking up the steps, you will see the place where people gather. You have to wait for low tide to walk across the sea to reach it. During high tide, you can still admire its beauty from the shore.

#temple Pura Tanah Lot is a must-visit place when visiting Bali. The unique geographical location of the Pura Tanah Lot is located on a large rock on a rocky beach. This is a great place to watch the sunset, take a romantic stroll on the stone stalls, and look at the endless sea. The best viewing position is to climb up in the opposite direction of the Temple of Poseidon, reach the observation deck, take photos of the Temple of Poseidon from a distance, and then take photos of the sunset over the Shanghai horizon. There is also a Balinese temple gate that you can check in. #trip #relax #Indonesia #Bali #Balivacation

Tanah Lot, a breathtaking sea temple on Bali's southwest coast, is a must-visit for any tourist. Perched on a rocky outcrop, it's especially stunning at sunset, when the temple's silhouette is beautifully framed by the golden sky and crashing waves. The site is steeped in cultural significance, offering a glimpse into Balinese spirituality. Surrounding the temple, you'll find small shops selling local crafts and traditional snacks. While the area can be crowded, the mesmerizing views and spiritual ambiance make it well worth the visit. Don't miss the chance to explore this iconic landmark in Bali #myhiddengems #bali #instatravel

|There is no one|Bali Island|Science popularization time. The most detailed guide to Bali on the entire Internet | Unique | Bali Search|Science popularization time Bali, an Indonesian island, covers an area of ​​approximately 5,620 square kilometers. It is located on the equator and has a typical tropical rainforest climate. The island has a variety of landforms, with coast and mountains coexisting. It has the reputation of "Paradise Island", "Poetry Island" and "Fairy Island", etc., and has been selected as one of the "best places in the world". |Best time April to September is the best tourist season in Bali ||Preparation before departure Passport, a small amount of cash; be sure to prepare gastrointestinal medicine, motion sickness medicine, mosquito repellent; bring summer clothes, skirts, short-sleeves, sun hats, etc.; and anti- Dry and heat preservation products for 100 times Bali, an Indonesian island, covers an area of ​​approximately 5,620 square kilometers. It is located on the equator and has a typical tropical rainforest climate. The island has a variety of landforms, with coast and mountains coexisting. It is known as the "Island of Paradise", "Island of Poetry" and "Island of the Gods", and has been selected as one of the "best places in the world". |Best time April to September is the best tourist season in Bali Preparation before departure Passport, a small amount of cash; be sure to prepare gastrointestinal medicine, motion sickness medicine, mosquito repellent; bring summer clothes, skirts, short-sleeves, sun hats, etc., as well as sunscreen and moisturizing products Entry instructions Prepare your original passport, valid for more than 6 months; scan the QR code to fill in the Indonesian customs declaration form; show your return ticket; visa on arrival (can be done online) 35 US dollars / 50w Indonesian rupiah Transportation and accommodation Direct flights: Direct domestic flights to Bali include Guangzhou, Xiamen, Hong Kong and other places, which take 6-10 hours. Transfer: Common transfer locations are Thailand, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and other places There is usually a pick-up service from the hotel upon arrival. If not, you can contact the local charter company for pick-up and drop-off. There are many well-known luxury hotels here, so there are many choices for accommodation. Recommended attractions Waterfall(LekeLeke) Due to the landform of Bali, there are more than a dozen waterfalls, large and small, everywhere. I suggest you plan a route with the driver and go to whichever terrace swing you pass by on the way to certain two scenic spots (Ubud) Jay Chou's Daoxiang MV was filmed here. The terraces here will provide services for autumn drying. It is recommended to wear a long-tailed red skirt or a white skirt, and contrast with the green screen for a special film. Chasing Dolphins (Lovina) Chasing dolphins in Bali is a must-do project for Internet celebrities. Chasing wild dolphins in a natural playground is really great. Happy Tanah Lot (Tanah Lot) One of the three major temples in Bali, built in the 16th century to worship the God of the Sea, similar to the Mazu Temple in China Nusa Lembongan White sandy beaches, lush hillsides, turquoise waters, colorful coral reefs and marine life complement each other at Nyang Beach There is a cliff on the southwest coast of Bali. It is said that a group of young men and women fell in love but their parents prevented them from jumping into the sea to die in love. Therefore, many couples come here to check in and look forward to a beautiful and long-lasting love. Temple of Lempuyang Luhur (Temple of Lempuyang Luhur) The BBC rated it as one of the must-see attractions in life, the Gate of Good and Evil with Mount Agung as the background. Morning and sunset photoshoot dives (Tulamben) Located in a small town in the northeast of Bali, it is one of the top 50 most beautiful diving resorts in the world. The two most famous dive sites (Liberty Wreck and Soft Coral Qarden) are both shore dives.

Bali Science Popularization Time Bali, an Indonesian island, covers an area of about 5,620 square kilometers and is located at the equator with a typical tropical rainforest climate. The island features a variety of landscapes, with coasts and mountains coexisting. It is known as the 'Island of the Gods,' 'Island of Poetry,' and 'Paradise Island,' and has been selected as one of the 'greatest places in the world'. |Best Time April to September is the best tourist season for Bali |Pre-trip Preparation Passport, a small amount of cash; be sure to prepare stomach medicine, motion sickness medicine, mosquito repellent; bring summer clothes, skirts, short sleeves, sun hats, etc.; also sunscreen and moisturizing products |Entry Information Prepare the original passport, valid for more than 6 months; scan and fill out the Indonesian customs declaration form; show the return ticket; visa on arrival (available online) 35 USD/500,000 Indonesian rupiah Transportation and Accommodation Direct flight: There are direct flights to Bali from Guangzhou, Xiamen, Hong Kong, etc., taking 6-10 hours Transit: Common transit locations include Thailand, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, etc. Upon arrival, there is generally hotel pick-up service, if not, you can contact local car rental companies for airport transfers There is a collection of well-known luxury hotels here, so there will be a lot of choices for accommodation |Attraction Recommendations Waterfalls (LekeLeke) Due to Bali's topography, there are dozens of waterfalls of various sizes everywhere. I suggest you plan the route with the driver, and visit whichever waterfall you pass by between two attractions Rice Terrace Swing (Ubud) Jay Chou's 'Rice Aroma' MV was filmed here. The rice terraces here offer giant swing services. It is recommended to wear a long-tailed red or white skirt, which contrasts beautifully with the greenery Dolphin Chasing (Lovina) Chasing dolphins in Bali is a must-visit internet-famous activity. It's really fun to chase wild dolphins in a natural playground Tanah Lot Temple One of the three major temples in Bali, built in the 16th century, worships the sea god, similar to the Mazu Temple in China Nusa Lembongan White sandy beaches, lush hillsides, and the blue sea, along with colorful coral reefs and marine life, create a stunning view Lover's Cliff (Nyang Beach) A cliff on the southwest coast of Bali, it is said that a group of young men and women in love jumped into the sea here due to parental obstruction, so many couples come here to check in, hoping for a lasting and beautiful love Gate of Heaven (Temple of Lempuyang Luhur) Rated by BBC as one of the must-visit attractions in life, the Gate of Good and Evil with Mount Agung as the backdrop. The best photos are taken in the morning and at sunset Diving (Tulamben) Located in a small town in northeast Bali, one of the world's 50 most beautiful diving spots. The two most photogenic dive sites (Liberty wreck and Coral Garden) are both shore dives

🛤️ Unveil the classic must-visit route of your journey through Bali! To begin, embark on the "Mystical Temple Adventure," exploring the "Uluwatu Temple" for a profound spiritual experience, and don't forget to capture a magnificent photo within the temple! 🏞️ Next, immerse yourself in the "Natural Wonders Expedition" at the "Gate of Bali," a suspended garden that feels like a fairyland. Pro tip: Choose the tranquil morning hours to avoid peak crowds and relish in serene moments. 🌅 Pause at the "Bali Sunset Haven," stroll along the "Seaside Scenic Path," and bathe in the golden glow of the sunset. Don't miss the chance for a romantic encounter with the waves! 🍛 Continue your journey with a "Culinary Delight," exploring the "Unique Taste District." Challenge your taste buds with the "Spicy Bali Satay." Pro tip: Pair it with a refreshing fruit juice for a delightful culinary adventure. 🎭 Lastly, don't overlook the "Cultural Window." Visit the "Ubud Batik Village" to witness traditional Balinese craftsmanship. Remember to pick up a unique souvenir! 🛤️ This is an unmissable route that will immerse you in the charm of Bali, adding a splendid touch to your journey!

🌴 Explorers, the holiday treasure that is Bali is nothing short of a hidden treasure, full of endless surprises! Don't think you know Bali just because you've been there, it's a holiday paradise! ✨ 🏖️ Want to feel embraced by the sand? Kuta Beach is the beach paradise of your dreams! 🤩 With white sand that's fine and soft, and waves that are cheerful and simply the ultimate treat of being soothed by the waves, this is simply the ultimate summer beach! 🌺 Strolling through the mystical streets of Ubud is like entering a wonderland! 🌸 The arts and crafts everywhere are simply the ultimate in being cultured! Don't say you came to Bali without even setting foot on this mystical art trail! 💦 Take a mystical water journey! The Water Temple is waiting for you to conquer and is simply an explorer's favourite! 🌊 In this mysterious treasure trove in the water, you'll find amazement after amazement and incredible watery secrets waiting to be unveiled! Bali, full of heart-stopping surprises, is every bit the holiday destination of your dreams! 🌟 Come to Bali and let surprise be the main theme of your journey!

🕵️‍♂️ BECOME A SMART TRAVELER: There are many glitzy tourist traps waiting for travellers in Bali. But don't worry, with these brilliant tips, you can travel like a local and avoid unnecessary expenses and unpleasant experiences! 🏝️ Avoid overcrowded popular beaches and find those hidden coastlines. 🌊 In these secluded paradises, you can enjoy the peaceful waves and pristine sands away from the hustle and bustle. 🍽️ Get away from the overpriced restaurants in the tourist areas and explore the local markets and street food. 🍲 Here you will find the true taste of Bali, both affordable and delicious. 🛍️ Remember to haggle when shopping in Bali's markets and small shops. 💰 It's not only a cultural experience, but it can also save you a ton of money. 🚕 Avoid expensive taxis and try using local transport such as motorbikes or public minibuses. 🛵 This will not only save you money on transport costs, but also give you a deeper experience of the local way of life.

1️⃣ Hidden Coral Reef Paradise 🐠: In a remote corner of Bali lies a little-known coral reef with crystal-clear waters and colourful corals, making it a dream destination for scuba divers! 2️⃣ Mysterious Crater Lakes 🌋: Deep in the heart of Bali, you will find a hidden crater lake. It's stunningly beautiful, the lake is quiet and mysterious, surrounded by lush rainforest. 3️⃣ Ancient Rock Temple 🛕 : On a lesser known hill sits an ancient rock temple. Not only does it have a heavy cultural presence, but it also overlooks a breathtaking panoramic view of Bali. 4️⃣ Hidden Waterfalls Secret 💦: Through the dense jungle, there is a trail leading to a hidden waterfall. The waterfalls here hang high above the cliffs and the sound of the water roars, making it the perfect place for adventure seekers. 5️⃣ Sunset at Secret Beach 🌅: In a hidden corner of Bali lies a little-known beach. Here, you can enjoy a spectacular sunset view all to yourself, with the golden sunlight on the fine, soft sand, and everything looks so peaceful and beautiful.

#balitrip This time i want to share about Tanah Lot in Bali Island. Tanah Lot Temple is one of Bali's most important landmarks, this temple is located in Beraban Village, Kediri District, Tabanan Regency. The location is about 13km from downtown Tabanan. Tanah Lot means Land in The Sea and this place is become a vibrant center for religious ceremonies and rituals. What makes this place so unique is, there is a rock in the middle of the ocean. Best time to visit this place is in Sunset Time because not too hot and very beautiful. 🌊Tanah Lot Beraban, Kediri, Tabanan Regency, Bali 82121

#wheretogo Tanah lot is a famous and popular attractions place to visit for tourist and local. often many ppl traveling in Tanah Lot and you require a short walk. Tanah lot is the rock formation off the Indonesian island of Bali. it home to ancient hindu pilgrimage temple. it was amazing when we visiting here , the sunset in right infront of the tanah lot and the view I jusy magnificent. get ready your camera for the best sunset shot in here. getting here is easy by booking a day tour , the drive is polite and well spoken . he explained everything and mixture with bahasa and English. we are fine for it . for safety wise please book from the trusted agent or via trip.com. you should be here to see the amazing scenery yourself . #awesomepic #tripmoments #couplestrip #bali

One of the must-see attractions in Bali is the Tanah Lot Temple. This temple built in the sea, coupled with Bali’s blue sky, huge waves and sea view, is a stunning sight! The waves beat violently against the coast, creating thousands of waves, and the scenery was spectacular. Tanah Lot is the most important seaside temple in Bali and one of the six major temples, dedicated to the noble sea god. The Tanah Lot Temple was built in the 16th century. The temple is located 300 meters from the coast and is built on a huge rock. When the tide rises, the rock is surrounded by sea water. The entire temple is isolated from the land and stands firmly in the sea. Like a water palace, floating on the sea level. Legend has it that the sea god and the thousand-year-old sea serpent use their divine power to protect the residents of the island from the ravages of the sea. On the way to the Tanah Lot Temple, you will also see art shops selling handicrafts such as T-shirts, Balinese sarongs, hats, sandals, accessories, paintings, wood carvings, etc. You may discover unexpected favorites! In addition, there are many restaurants and cafes here, some of which are built on the opposite side of the Tanah Lot Temple. Visitors can enjoy their meals while admiring the amazing sight of the Tanah Lot Temple, the vast ocean and the waves! #Must-visit check-in spots in Thailand #Halloween2023

#wheretogo Tanah Lot Temple is one of the major attractions in Bali. The beach at Tanah Lot has black volcanic sand, and the whole setting is mystical. The temple really does look like it’s floating on the sea. I visited the Tanah Lit during low tide so managed to walk out to the rock and get a closer look at the wooden temple buildings, which are just 30 meters from the shore. As it’s seated above the sea, there was more soothing cold breeze flowing throughout the beach. I also got to enjoy the best views of Tanah Lot temple from the cliff terrace near the temple, where the island can be seen from above and watch the waves crashing on it.The whole experience was holy and blissful. #tanahlottemplebali #bali #timetotravel

#exploreasia Tanah Lot Temple 🛕 also known as Pura Tanah Lot is a Balinese Hindu Sea Temple which located at Beraban Village, Tabanan Regency of Bali, Indonesia 🇮🇩, 20km from Denpasar. It is one of the iconic tourist attractions in Bali which famous for it’s unique rock formations & temple on the coast 🤗 The best time to visit Tanah Lot Temple is during early morning 7am-8pm for sunrise 🌅 & late afternoon 5-6pm for the stunning sunset experience 😄 To understand more about Balinese culture & the Hindu temple history, Tanah Lot Temple definitely will be a good exploration 😇 Attraction: Tanah Lot Temple, Bali, Indonesia 🇮🇩 Entrance fees: Adult IDR60,000(USD4), Child IDR30,000(USD2) Opening hours: 6am - 7pm, daily #tanahlottemple #bali #indonesia #hindu

Tanah Lot is located on the southwest coast of the tourist island of Bali, Indonesia. To be more precise, Tanah Lot is about 20 kilometers from the city of Denpasar, the capital of Bali Province. The location is in Beraban village, Kediri sub-district, Tabanan district. With easy access, tourists can reach Tanah Lot from various places in Bali. From Ngurah Rai International Airport, you can use a taxi or public transportation service to go to Tanah Lot. The journey from the airport usually takes around 45 minutes to 1 hour depending on traffic conditions. Keep in mind that Tanah Lot is a popular tourist destination, especially at sunset. To avoid crowds, it is recommended to visit Tanah Lot outside peak hours or choose weekdays rather than weekends or holidays. Tanah Lot offers stunning natural views with a vast ocean as a backdrop. The coral rocks rise above the sea, creating a beautiful and awe-inspiring picture. Apart from that, Tanah Lot also has beautiful beaches. The beaches around Tanah Lot have soft sand and clear sea water. #tanahlot #bali #Indonesia #beachlife #langkahdody

Transportation Tips - Try to book a one-day private car to save time Local attractions - Kelingking Beach, Ubud, Big Swing, Tanah Lot Temple, Lover's Cliff, Jimbaran Beach Sunset Hotel - Vivara Food and restaurant - Padang beef, grilled pork chop Shopping Guide - Ubud Market

#wecreate Tanah Lot Temple stands as an icon of spiritual majesty and a testament to Bali's profound devotion to its Hindu roots. Perched on a rocky outcrop along the southwestern coast, the temple's unique location and captivating allure have made it a must-visit destination for tourists and a revered place of worship for the Balinese people. The name "Tanah Lot" itself translates to "Land in the Sea" in the local Balinese language. The temple is aptly named, as it appears to float on the ocean, separated from the mainland during high tide. This geological wonder is a result of centuries of natural erosion and offers visitors a truly mesmerizing sight, where the ancient temple seems to defy the power of the crashing waves. The temple complex consists of several shrines, with the main temple dedicated to the sea god, Dewa Baruna. The temple complex not only serves as a religious sanctuary but also offers a glimpse into Balinese architectural brilliance. Built using traditional methods and materials, the temple exhibits intricate stone carvings and ornate pagodas that reflect Bali's cultural richness and artistic finesse. Its tiered structure, embellished with vibrant Balinese motifs, creates a harmonious blend of natural and man-made beauty, inviting visitors to explore and immerse themselves in the spiritual atmosphere. Ambiance/Facilities: 8/10 Rating: 4/5

You must not miss the Tanah Lot Temple when traveling in Bali! Tanah Lot is one of the most important seaside temples in Bali. It was built in the 16th century. The temple is located on a huge rock by the sea. When the tide is high, the rock is surrounded by sea water, and the whole temple is isolated from the land, standing alone in the sea water, and only connected to the land when the tide is low, becoming a unique sea temple in the world. According to the local people, in the 16th century, the last priest in East Java took refuge here. Because of the beautiful scenery of this coast, he built an Indian Brahman temple on the huge rock, which is today's Tanah Lot Temple. . The Legend of Tanah Lot: On the opposite rock wall under the giant rock of the Sea God Temple, several poisonous sea snakes were found in a small cave. Legend has it that they are the patron saint of the temple, preventing demons and other intruders. It is said that when the temple was built, there was a huge wave, and the temple was in danger. The monk took off his belt and threw it into the sea. The belt turned into two sea snakes, finally restraining the wind and waves. Since then, Hai Snake Pin has also become the patron saint of the temple. Until now, people here regard sea snakes as sleeves. Opening hours: open all day When you come to Tanah Lot Temple, in addition to the landmark Tanah Lot Temple, the arch is also one of the landmarks that everyone must take pictures, and there are many places inside. For everyone to take a short rest, it is one of the attractions that is very suitable for men, women, old and children to visit, and it is also an excellent place to watch the sunset. The Sea God Temple at sunset is the best time to watch. Under the hazy sunset, the waves beat fiercely on the coast, stirring up thousands of waves, and the scenery is spectacular. Precautions: Women who visit Tanah Lot Temple are not allowed to enter during menstruation, pay attention to dress. Bali is a country that believes in Hinduism. Both residents and tourists must wear sarongs when entering the temple. Tanah Lot Temple provides sarongs for rent. 3 Non-Hindu believers inside the temple can only watch from a distance and cannot enter. The climate in Bali is hot and there are many mosquitoes, so bring sunscreen with you. products, anti-heat medicine, gastrointestinal medicine and mosquito repellent. ​

Open the travel book, the first recommended attraction must be the Temple of the Sea, located on a huge rock, whenever the tide rises the sea water surges up, the only road connecting the Temple of the Sea and the land, the water level rises very quickly, can immediately separate the Temple of the Sea from the land. When the tide rises, the sea beats the rocks and stirs up huge waves. If you don’t want to get wet, stay away from the shore during high tide to avoid getting wet. Because the spectacular scenery of the Temple of the Sea attracts a large number of free or tourist group tourists, there are quite a lot of visitors entering the Temple of the Sea. We happened to visit the Temple of the Poseidon in the morning when there was more crowds, so the crowds were in the background of the photos. The charterer took us to stand on a piece of rock, so we could take pictures of the entire Poseidon Temple from a distance. On the way to the Temple of the Sea, you must pass through a garden, and this garden will have many aunties selling postcards everywhere, they offer more than two to three times more expensive than the memorial shop, if you want to buy, remember to cut the price! Temple of the Sea God Jl. Tanah Lot, Beraban, Kediri, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali Tickets: IDR 60,000/person #Bali #Bali Sea God Temple

#bali #balitravel #indonesia #tripblazers One of the popular destination in Bali! Located around 1 hour away from Seminyak or from Ubud; 30 minutes away from Canggu, this place offers a unique sight of a temple built in 16th century on top of rock formation and still standing strong until now. Not even harsh wind and wave eroded the rock!! Tips: better come during dry season in Indonesia (Apr-Nov) to have higher chance to see sunset. It was very cloudy and high-tide when I went there so no beautiful sunset view for me… Oh and btw, if you watched Julia Roberts & George Clooney’s movie Ticket to Paradise, this place was mentioned (but they shoot it in Australia during pandemic so you won’t see these sights in the movie 😅)!

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Bali, and I must say that it was one of the most breathtaking destinations I have ever experienced. From the moment I landed in Ngurah Rai International Airport, I was struck by the natural beauty of the island, with its lush greenery, white sand beaches, and crystal-clear waters. One of the highlights of my Bali trip was able to connect with the peacefulness of the Balinese countryside and learn more about the traditional farming practices of the locals. Another unforgettable moment was seeing the famous Tanah Lot temple at sunset. Perched on a rocky outcrop that juts out into the sea, the temple was a magnificent sight, especially as the sun slowly dipped below the horizon, casting a golden glow over the entire scene. But the real highlight of my Bali trip was the warmth and hospitality of the Balinese people. From the moment I arrived, I was welcomed with open arms and treated like family. Whether it was sharing a meal of nasi goreng with locals or watching traditional Balinese dance performances, I felt that I was able to connect with the rich cultural heritage of the island in a way that was truly special. Overall, my Bali adventure was a truly unforgettable experience that I would recommend to anyone looking for a peaceful and rejuvenating escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. If you're looking to discover paradise, Bali is the perfect destination. #bali#beachlife

#bali Tanah Lot is a stunning Hindu temple located on a rocky outcrop just off the coast of Bali, Indonesia. The temple is one of seven sea temples located along the Balinese coast, and is a popular tourist destination. The temple is an important religious site, and is renowned for its spectacular views of the ocean and surrounding landscape. The sunsets here are particularly beautiful, and the temple is a popular spot for watching the sun go down. During the day, visitors can explore the temple grounds and take in the breathtaking views of the ocean. The temple also offers a variety of cultural experiences, such as traditional Balinese dance performances and ceremonial rituals. The temple is also home to a large population of monkeys, which are often seen playing around the temple grounds. Visiting Tanah Lot is an unforgettable experience, and one that should not be missed when visiting Bali.

#bali Tanah Lot is a famous temple located on the west coast of Bali, Indonesia. A Hindu temple, it sits on a rocky outcropping in the middle of the sea, surrounded by crashing waves and beautiful scenery. We really loved the view of it from afar. It gave us a feeling of strongness where it withstands all the waves to still stand tall. We also loved the sunset view where the temple and its surroundings were bathed in golden light. It was a very serene walk where we enjoyed the beautiful views of the sea and the temple. #Indonesia #tanahlot

Normally, we expect the authenticity of tourist attractions and many times we feel that it is not as expected, except for this place which exceeded our expectations quite a bit. It is the best place to sit and watch the sunset. 🌅 For those who have not been there yet and have the chance to go, we recommend going in the evening because the sea level will be lower and you can walk into the base of the temple. PS. I like it so much that I searched Wikipedia to add to it because I personally read it and was amazed that the real thing could not tell where the fake stones were!!! 😄 Currently, more than one-third of Tanah Lot is made of synthetic stones that are decorated to look like and blend in with natural stones. #adayinbali #tanahlottemplebali #bali #indonesia #Bali #indonesia #TravelAbroad #MissNature