BESAKIH TEMPLE
Besakih Temple, located on the slopes of Mount Agung in Bali, is often referred to as the "Mother Temple" due to its status as the most significant and holiest Hindu temple on the island. This majestic complex, comprising over 20 individual temples, showcases exquisite Balinese architecture and religious traditions. It is believed to date back over a thousand years, with each temple dedicated to different deities and serving specific ceremonial purposes.
It sits right in front of the main volcano of Bali, Mount Agung. The panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including rice terraces and lush forests, add to the temple's mystical allure. As a cultural and spiritual icon, Besakih Temple attracts numerous visitors seeking to immerse themselves in the rich heritage and spiritual essence of Bali.
On your drive you will enjoy the rice terrace views, a quintessential Balinese landscape. Lunch is included in this activity. The drive is approximately 90 minutes from Ubud. Please note, there is walking and steps involved in this activity and a reasonable fitness level is necessary.
Minimum: 8 pax
Duration: approx. 5 hour (9 AM - 2 PM) include travel time
Location: Karangasem Regency
Travel Time: approx. 90 minutes from Ubud
Activity Highlight
Admire the exquisite Balinese architecture.
Immerse yourself in centuries-old religious traditions.
Take in the panoramic views of Mount Agung.
Appreciate the diversity of deities represented at each temple.
Enjoy a cultural journey through Bali’s most iconic temple complex.
You’ll admire Balinese architecture, immerse yourself in centuries-old religious traditions, and enjoy panoramic views of Mount Agung.
The tour lasts approximately 5 hours, including travel time from Ubud.
Yes, a reasonable fitness level is required as the tour involves walking and steps.
The package includes transportation, entrance tickets, a sarong for temple entry, and lunch.
The temple is located in Karangasem Regency on the slopes of Mount Agung.
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, and the sarong for temple entry will be provided.
