Ulun Danu Beratan Temple

The Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, which is situated on the shores of Lake Bratan in the mountains near Bedugul, is a significant temple built in 1633. There are three main shrines within the complex dedicated to the worship of God Vishnu, God Brahma, and God Shiva. This temple is popular not only for its strong spiritual influence but also for its unique Balinese architectural designs and ancient statues. The walls of the temple are intricately hand-painted with historical figures, depicting stories from ancient Hindu mythology. The temple has three courtyards, in which the inner courtyard is the location of shrines where religious ceremonies are held. During festival times, several cultural performances are conducted in the Ulun Danu Beratan Temple temple. 

• Explore the stunning natural ambience surrounded by the clear lake Bratan
• Witness the fascinating ancient architectural works of Bali
• Exciting boat rides to Lake Bratan overlooking the stunning natural scenery
• Learn about the unique history of the Ulun Danu Beratan Temple 
• Amazing photo opportunities of the temple’s beautiful garden and lake areas.

The temple is open to the public on all days between 08.00 AM and 05.00 PM. The entrance fee to visit Pura Ulun Danu Bratan Temple would cost 50,000 IDR (Rs. 270) per adult and 25,000 IDR (Rs. 135) per child. The temple does not accept any online or card payments, so while visiting, make sure to carry Indonesian Rupiah to pay for your entrance tickets.

Pura Ulun Danu Bratan is situated in the village of Candikuning, which is part of the highlands of Bedugul in Tabanan's Baturiti district. The easiest way to reach this temple is through private transfers. You can also use online apps like Grab and Gojek to book your rides to reach the destination from your hotel. There are no direct buses offered from any of the main cities to the temple’s entrance, but if you wish to use public transport, you have to reach Bedugul by public bus and then take private transport to reach the Pura Ulun Danu Beratan temple. 

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As it is a holy place, visitors are required to dress modestly. Short dresses like miniskirts and short trousers are strictly not allowed inside the temple. Every visitor visiting this temple should wear a sarong, or a scarf, which should be tied around the waist. The place does not allow non-worshippers to enter the temple’s inner sanctum. However, if you wish to watch the rituals and ceremonies, you can watch from the courtyards or near the temple gates.

The best time to visit the temple is from October through April. especially between 9 AM to 2 pm to take great photos and to avoid fog during the afternoon. However, if you want to experience the temple’s glorious sunrise view, you can visit this place in the early morning to witness the temple surrounded by a foggy atmosphere, offering you a perfectly relaxing experience on your Bali trip.

Some of the most famous nearby attractions of the Ulun Danu Beratan Temple include Bali Botanical Garden, which is located 3 min (1.2 km) away; Bedugul Traditional Market, which is 6 min (3.0 km) apart; and Bloom’s Garden, which is located at a distance of 10 min (5.2 km) from the temple.

Undoubtedly, Ulun Danu Beratan Temple is an awesome place to visit on family excursions. The stunningly clear lake and quiet natural surroundings make this location an ideal spot for enjoying a relaxing vacation. Plan your trip to this unique temple at Pickyourtrail and enjoy a fascinating experience in Bali.