Uluwatu Temple is the best place to watch the sunset

Uluwatu Temple is the best place to watch the sunset

 

Uluwatu Temple is famous for its natural beauty and strategic location. Etymologically, Ulu means tip, Watu means Watu. So, Uluwatu Temple is interpreted as a holy place on the top of a rock.

This temple is one of the important religious sites in Bali. Unlike other temples which generally face west or south, Uluwatu Temple faces east. For other tour packages, please visit our website baliislandtoursandtravels

The Attractions of Uluwatu Temple

Uluwatu Temple has various attractions, especially because of the natural beauty of its surroundings. The following are some of them, citing a journal entitled The Existence of Uluwatu Temple in the Social Life of Hindu Society from the National University of Tourism, Pura Luhur Uluwatu

1. Located on a Cliff

Uluwatu Temple is located on a high cliff at a height of about 70 m above the waves of the Indian Ocean. To get to the location of the temple, people have to walk up quite high stone steps. From above, the beauty of the vast ocean can be seen. Visitors can also enjoy the expanse of calming waves under the cliff.

2. Sunset View

Visitors can see the beautiful sunset view of the Indian Ocean when visiting Uluwatu Temple. It is no wonder that many local and foreign tourists come to watch this sunset on the cliff.

3. Kecak Dance

Performance The Kecak dance performance is so typical at Uluwatu Temple. This traditional Balinese dance is performed by male dancers who sit cross-legged in a circle while singing the typical “cak” melody. The dance performance is usually held at sunset, giving the feel of dusk on the open ocean

Location and Route to Uluwatu Temple

Uluwatu Temple is located in Pecatu Village, South Kuta District, Badung Regency, Bali. From Ngurah Rai Bali Airport, the travel time is about one hour.

The route that can be taken is by following Jl Airport Ngurah Rai to the east, then turn left onto Jl By Pass Ngurah Rai. Turn sharply right, towards Jl Uluwatu, then turn left towards Uluwatu. Then, turn slightly left towards Jl Raya Uluwatu and turn right onto Jl. Pantai Suluban. Arrive at Uluwatu Temple.