Full Day Bali Temple Tour - Besakih Temple Tour

Kehen Temple

Hindu holy temple Kehen Temple, also known as the Hyang Api temple, is situated in the Bangli village. The Kehen Temple is highly distinctive due to its excellent position, Candi Bentar entrance with Balinese carvings, and overall appearance that resembles the Khayangan Jagat Temple. As for what distinguishes Kehen Temple from other temples, it uses Candi Kurung and is a pretty great photo subject. Pictures taken with the Kurung Temple background are stunning to look at and are perfect for Instagram. The beauty and uniqueness of this really sacred ancient temple make for an outstanding visit during Bali Temple Tour. Kehen Temple has been around for a very long time and can be compared to other ancient temples in Bali.

Besakih Temple

Since the 15th century, it has been recognized as Bali's main Hindu temple. Bali's primary center of worship, Besakih Temple, also known as Pura Penataran Agung, is a complex of twenty-two temples arranged on parallel ridges. Tri Hita Kirana, which states that life on earth must be lived and maintained in balance and harmony between man and God, man and society and his fellow humans, and man and his natural environment, is the fundamental belief of the Balinese people, and it is expressed in its entirety by the Besakih Temple Complex.
The word "Basuki," an ancient language derived from Wasuki Sanskrit, is whence the name "Besakih" originates. Take a full day Besakih Tour to explore the island of Bali's largest temple, also known as the Mother Temple of Bali, as well as other temples that are highly significant historically.

Tirta Empul Temple

The sacred spring in Tampak Siring serves as the foundation for Tirta Empul Temple. Expect to make a stop here after exploring the volcano at Kintamani Village. Balinese pilgrims have been drawn to Tirta Empul Temple for more than a millennium because of its sacred spring, which is supposed to have been created by Indra and to have healing abilities. At the temple today, the custom is practically exactly the same. Due to the healing properties of the spring water, the temple and its two bathing areas have been used by the populace for more than a millennium. But the long, rectangular stone pool at Tirta Empul Temple, which is stocked with koi and nourished by the holy spring via 12 fountains, is the site's main draw. During this Kintamani tour, if you're interested, you can descend to the pool and purify yourself there with the holy water.

Gunung Kawi Temple

Gunung Kawi Temple in Tampaksiring is Bali's version of the Valley of the Kings. Beautifully placed in a river valley, this candi collection is bordered by rice fields and a jungle. The Bali Temple Tour will include a stop at this Candi. Ten candi make up the Gunung Kawi Temple, which was built to resemble a facade of a temple and to house the spirits of former rulers. 
On either side of the Pekerisan River, the candi have been carved into the valley cliffs. The history of the Gunung Kawi Temple is fascinating. The dates on the inscriptions over each Candi suggest that they were built about the eleventh century. Because they resemble the burial towers, or Candi's, prevalent across Central Java, historical structures that you should visit on this temple tour, it is thought that each temple acted as a memorial to a deified royalty.

Full Day Bali Temple Tour Itinerary:

• Pickup at the hotel at 8 a.m.
• Visit the Kehen Temple at 10:00.
• Visit Besakih Temple at 12:00. 
• Have lunch at 13:30. Then,
• visit Tirta Empul Temple at 15:00.
• Visit the Gunung Kawi Temple at 16.30
• 17.30 - Return to Hotel
• 19.00 - Arrive at Hotel

Full Day Bali Temple Tour Inclusive:

• Transportation with full A/C + Petrol
• English Speaking Driver
• Entrance Fee
• Donation,
• Mineral Water.
• Sarong to enter the temple

Excluded:

• Lunch

• Personal expenses