Tanah Lot Tour Bali - Sunset Tanah Lot Temple Tour

Taman Ayun Temple

Taman Ayun Temple, a revered temple with historical significance that was added to the UNESCO cultural heritage in 2002, is situated in the town of Mengwi. I Gusti Agung Putu, the Mengwi ruler, constructed Taman Ayun Temple in 1556 with the intention of worshiping the gods and their various manifestations.
The layout of the temple building, which follows the Tri Mandala concept and consists of three pages, namely the outside courtyard, the middle courtyard, and the inner courtyard, has a significant historical value in terms of the sporadic growth of Badung Regency.
Being able to explore the Taman Ayun temple and its surrounding gardens and temples on this one-day trip of Tanah Lot and Uluwatu was a truly special experience.

Alas Kedaton Temple

In Tabanan regency, in the western portion of Bali, there is a little woodland with a width of about 6-7 acres that is home to the Bali Alas Kedaton Temple. Visiting this beautiful location is the second stop on the Tanah Lot Tour. The Kedaton temple, forest, and supporting structures cover around 12 acres in total. Alas Kedaton Temple, which is located in this forest, boasts natural surroundings that are green with their fresh air and provide a serene, quiet, and sacred ambiance.
However, Alas Kedaton is a natural tourism destination where you may admire the beauty of the forest in its natural setting and observe a large population of monkeys behaving amusingly. The interior yard, which serves as the holy yard and is located lower than the center yard, is what makes this Alas Kedaton Temple fascinating.

Tanah Lot Temple

A Hindu temple built on a rock in the middle of the sea is called Tanah Lot Temple in Bali. Tanah Lot Temple is the final stop on the Bedugul and Tanah Lot Tour. When the sun is setting, this temple is really lovely. From a number of vantage points, we can see this temple and enjoy stunning ocean and sunset views. When the tide is out, we will find the temple floating on the water since the sea will be all around it. The name Tanah Lot is made up of two syllables, Tanah, which can mean either an island or a reef that resembles a gili. The word lot, or lod, means the sea. As a result, Tanah Lot refers to a small island that floats in the sea. If the sea is particularly deep, this small island will be visible, and it will look as though the Tanah Lot temple is floating in the water—a stunning and quite uncommon sight. Tanah Lot temple is the best option to watch the performance of the wonderful sunset.

Tanah Lot Tour Itinerary:

• Pickup at the hotel at 13.30
• Visit Taman Ayun Temple at 15.00
• Visit the Alas Kedaton Temple at 16.15
• Visit the Tanah Lot Temple at 17.30
• 19:00 - Return to Hotel 20:00 - Get there to Hotel

Tanah Lot 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