Input: What is the typical time it takes to reach Lempuyang Temple?

Output: around 3 hours


Input: How much should I expect to pay for entrance fees at Lempuyang Temple?

Output: 20-40 thousand roupiahs (about £1-2)


Input: Is there a fixed entrance fee at Lempuyang Temple, or is it by donation?

Output: by donation


Input: What is the name of the temple mentioned in the reviews?

Output: Lempuyang Temple


Input: Why is it difficult to get a good photo at this temple?

Output: The temple is very crowded, and many people are standing in front of the best spots to take pictures

"It was very crowded and as so difficult to make the pictures as seen before in the magazines."


Input: What is special about the 'Holy Snake' at this temple?

Output: The snake is said to be poisonous and can kill 2000 people with one bite, but it has never bitten anyone

"However the local people have another story to tell you about this snake."


Input: What is the name of the temple described in the text?

Output: Lempuyang


Input: How much does it cost to take a photo at the temple?

Output: IDR 20,000


Input: Why is there a long line of people waiting to take photos at the temple?

Output: The long line is caused by the delay between each person taking their photo, which takes around 4 poses and has a small delay in between.


Input: What is the typical cost for visiting a temple in Bali?

Output: The cost can vary, but it's common to pay a donation and rent a sarong for IDR 10,000.


Input: Can you wear your own long skirt to the temple?

Output: No, you may be required to buy or rent a Balinese sarong even if you're wearing a long skirt.


Input: What is the primary reason tourists visit this temple?

Output: To take Instagram-worthy pictures, as it's a highly photographed location.


Input: What is the cost of parking at Lempuyang Temple?

Output: 2000 rupiah


Input: Can you enter the main temple at Lempuyang?

Output: No, it is an active temple and visitors cannot go inside.


Input: How do visitors usually take photos at Lempuyang Temple?

Output: By walking up a steep hill and waiting in line, or by paying for a photo with reflection using a black tile or glasses.


Input: Is it possible to drive a motorbike to Lempuyang Temple?

Output: Yes, but the road is quite quirky.


Input: What is the cost of wearing a sarong at Lempuyang Temple?

Output: IDR10k/person


Input: How many steps does it take to reach the top of Mount Lempuyang?

Output: More than 1700 steps


Input: Can you bring your own sarong to wear at the temple?

Output: Yes, you can bring your own sarong

you can get a sarong at the base for 10,000 IRP


Input: What is unique about the Lempuyang Temple gate?

Output: It's a split gate from Pura Penataran Agung


Input: What is the cost of wearing a sarong at this temple?

Output: 20 IDR for hire


Input: How long does it take to walk up the slope to the temple?

Output: 2 hours


Input: What is the purpose of giving a donation at this temple?

Output: Your donation will help them with a better facility or even for their ceremonial


Input: Who was Calon Arang?

Output: Calon Arang was a left-tantra Bhairavi practitioner and the greatest witch in Balinese history.

Calon Arang, one of the most famous icons in Balinese Mythology.


Input: How many sons did Geni Jaya have?

Output: Geni Jaya had seven sons known as the seven rishi (sapta resi).


Input: What was the secret that Mpu Bharada used to defeat Calon Arang?

Output: Mpu Bharada used the secret scriptures stolen by Bahula, his son.

Bahula stole Calon Arang's secret scriptures and handed down to Mpu Bharada.


Input: What is the significance of Pura Luhur?

Output: Pura Luhur is a temple where Geni Jaya, as a god, resides at the top of the Lempuyang Mountain.


Input: What is the name of the temple?

Output: INSUFFICIENT_CONTEXT


Input: How long did it take to drive from Ubud to the temple?

Output: 2 hours

I asked him to let me out of the car so I can take some picture of the scenic greenery. The ride from Ubud took just over 2 hours.


Input: Is it recommended to visit the temple during sunrise?

Output: Yes

We got there around 8:30am and there weren't too many people hiking down which was nice, we left close to 12 and there was busses of people and tours coming in.


Input: What should tourists avoid at the temple?

Output: The long waiting queue

You can only enter the first level temple where there is a small yard with the famous gate of heaven and a 3 hours of waiting queue to take a fake picture with a reflection of water done by a mirror.


Input: What is unique about the hike down from the temple?

Output: It gets really steep pretty much straight up at the bottom

The hike down gets really steep pretty much straight up at the bottom.


Input: What is the recommended time to visit Lempuyang Temple?

Output: Early morning or one hour before sunset

When to visit: usually it will be more local to be there when the having religious ceremony, if you wish to avoid the crowd you can have little survey on it.


Input: How much does it cost to rent a sarong at Lempuyang Temple?

Output: INSUFFICIENT_CONTEXT


Input: What is the process for taking a photo at the Gate of Heaven?

Output: You will be given a queue number, and then you can give your phone to an officer who will take pictures using a black tile to create a reflection effect.


Input: What is the cost to enter Lempuyang Temple?

Output: 30Rp entry


Input: How do tourists typically take photos at the Gate of Heaven?

Output: Locals will help you take a picture for free, but please provide a donation afterwards.


Input: What is the recommended mode of transportation to get to Lempuyang Temple?

Output: Renting a car or taking a shuttle bus from the carpark is recommended, as it can be difficult to navigate the area without local knowledge.


Input: What is a notable feature of Lempuyang Temple?

Output: The temple has a reflection made by a plastic board for photography

The photos of Lempuyang Temple in instagram are attractive - however the reality disappointed me. The reflection is made by a plastic board by the photographer there.


Input: Is it worth visiting Tirta Gangga Temple for its scenery?

Output: No, according to one visitor, it's not worth 3 hours of transportation and queuing time


Input: Can visitors enter the temple at Tegalalang?

Output: No, visitors can only look at the temple from a distance


Input: What is the name of the temple mentioned in the text?

Output: Lempuyang temple


Input: How long did it take for the writer to get to Lempuyang temple from Nusa Dua?

Output: more than 2 hours


Input: Is there an entrance fee to the temple?

Output: no, but a donation is expected

There is no entrance fee but you are supposed to donate a small fee, just as much as you want.


Input: What is the dress code for visiting Pura Lempuyang?

Output: You must wear a sarong, and women may be given a scarf if their shoulders are showing.


Input: Is there an entrance fee for Pura Lempuyang?

Output: No, but a donation of your choice is expected. If you don't bring a sarong or shawl to cover your shoulders, it's 10k IDR each.


Input: How long does the wait typically take for a photo at the Gates of Heaven?

Output: It can be up to 3 hours if you go past 8AM, but it was less than 20 minutes when we went around 6:30AM.


Input: Can women visit Pura Lempuyang if they are menstruating?

Output: No, they are asked not to visit when they are menstruating.


Input: What can be seen at the Large Swing Area of Pura Lempuyang?

Output: There are more photo ops, and you can buy Indonesian chips.


Input: What is the duration to visit all 7 temples in Lempuyang?

Output: 4 hours or so


Input: How long does it take to climb the 1700 stairs to the top of the temple?

Output: 35-40 minutes

I rode my scooter to the second temple, parked and climbed the 1700 or so stairs to the top. It took me about 35, 40 minutes (plan on an hour or more to get up).


Input: What is the best time to visit Lempuyang temple for a photo with the gate of heaven?

Output: early in the day

Leave the hotel very early in the day and be prepared to wait if you want to have your picture taken with the gate of heaven.


Input: How many temples are there in the Lempuyang complex?

Output: 7


Input: What is the main attraction at Pura Lempuyang?

Output: The first temple and its great view of Agung, as well as the prayer ceremony at the very top.


Input: How long does it take to climb the stairs to the top of Pura Lempuyang?

Output: About 35-40 minutes, but plan on an hour or more.


Input: What is the recommended time to visit Pura Lempuyang temple?

Output: Early morning, ideally before 10 am


Input: How long does it take to hike to the top temple?

Output: 4-5 hours


Input: Are there any restrictions for females who are menstruating at Pura Lempuyang?

Output: Yes, they are not allowed to be in the area

You will be given 4 poses at Heaven's Gate. Jump shots are allowed but no lifting of legs as exposing anything under the sarong is considered unclean.


Input: What is the name of the temple mentioned in this text?

Output: Lempuyang Temple


Input: Why can't you see Mt. Agung from the temple when it's cloudy?

Output: INSUFFICIENT_CONTEXT


Input: How much does it cost to take photos with the mirror effect at Lempuyang Temple?

Output: 20000rph


Input: What is the name of the temple mentioned in the text?

Output: Lempuyang temple


Input: How long does it take to walk the whole way around the temple?

Output: 4 hours


Input: What is a good time to visit the temple to avoid crowds and traffic?

Output: Early morning, around 5:30-6 am


Input: What is the best time to visit Lempuyang Temple?

Output: Early in the morning


Input: How long does it take to drive from Ubud to Lempuyang Temple?

Output: Approximately one and a half hours


Input: Can you visit the entire complex of Lempuyang Temple in one day?

Output: No, it requires more than a day to explore


Input: What is the cost to enter Lempuyang Temple?

Output: 10000 IDR per person


Input: How long does it take to walk from the shuttle bus stop to the temple?

Output: 5 minutes


Input: What is the typical cost to enter the Lempuyang Temple?

Output: Rp. 20,000.00 each for donation to enter and to borrow a sarong


Input: What is the recommended fitness level required for this volcano trek?

Output: You'd need to be a regular at the gym or in great physical form


Input: What can you expect to see on top of the volcano?

Output: Steam coming out of the craters, and in between clouds, spectacular views


Input: What is the typical waiting time for photos at temple 22?

Output: up to 3 hours


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple mentioned in review (2)__part=027__n=60.txt?

Output: $3


Input: Are sarongs required to visit the temple mentioned in review (2)__part=065__n=60.txt?

Output: No, since you'll be walking around the temples without going inside of them


Input: What is special about this temple's location?

Output: It's located by the Beratan Lake, which is dedicated to the Lake Goddess.


Input: What should tourists do before visiting this temple?

Output: Find out the schedule of the dance programmes in the temple complex and time their visit accordingly.


Input: What is a notable feature about this temple's ticket price?

Output: The entrance fee is very nominal for such a beautiful place.


Input: What is the name of the temple located on the western side of Beratan Lake in Bedugul, central Bali?

Output: Ulun Danu Bratan Temple


Input: What is the altitude at which Ulun Danu temple is situated?

Output: 900 meters above sea level


Input: How much does the entrance ticket to Pura Ulun Danu Bratan cost in IDR?

Output: 30k IDR


Input: What is the entrance fee for Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: 50K for foreigners, 20 thousand rupiah for locals

The entrance ticket price for local is 20 thousand and foreign tourists are 50 thousand.


Input: How long does it take to walk around the temple?

Output: 20 minutes


Input: What activities can be done near Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: Boating on the lake, visiting a small aquarium, and photography

you can opt for boating also in the lake with different options like pedal and speed boat,


Input: What is the name of the temple mentioned in the text?

Output: Ulun Danu


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple?

Output: 50K rupiah per person


Input: What time of day is recommended to visit the temple for a better experience?

Output: at sunrise


Input: What is the location of Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: Lake Bratan in the mountains near Bedugul


Input: How long does it take to reach Ulun Danu Temple from Ubud?

Output: 90 minutes or more


Input: What is the best time to visit Ulun Danu Temple for photography?

Output: At sunrise (around 8am)


Input: What is the entrance fee to Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: $2


Input: How long does it take to get to Ulun Danu Bratan temple from Seminyak area by car?

Output: 1 hour 45 minutes


Input: What is the height of Ulun Danu Bratan Temple above sea level?

Output: 1200m


Input: What is the best time to visit Ulun Danu Temple for photography?

Output: Early morning


Input: What is the name of the lake where Ulun Danu temple is located?

Output: Lake Bratan


Input: Why should one visit Ulun Danu temple at sunrise?

Output: To avoid the crowd and get better light for photography


Input: How much does it cost to enter Ulun Danu temple?

Output: 50K rupiah per person


Input: What is the name of the goddess worshipped at Ulun Danu Bratan temple?

Output: Dewi Danu


Input: Are there any facilities for tourists at Ulun Danu temple?

Output: Yes, including restaurants and toilet facilities


Input: What is the location of Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: Ulun Danu Bratan Temple is located by the Lake Bratan, Bedugul, Tabanan Bali.

The temple itself is stunning - but, to be honest, I left feeling very disappointed.


Input: What are some things to do at Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: You can pick up strawberries from the nearby market or roadside vendors.


Input: How long does it take to visit Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: 1-2 hours, but the drive up is nearly 3 hours from Ubud on a public holiday.


Input: What is the name of the lake where Ulun Danu Bratan Temple is located?

Output: Lake Bratan


Input: What is the entrance fee for Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: IDR50,000


Input: Is Ulun Danu Bratan Temple suitable for a visit during sunrise?

Output: Yes


Input: What is the entrance fee for Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: IDR 50,000


Input: How high above sea level is Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: 1239m


Input: What is a popular activity to do at Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: Taking a speed boat ride around the lake


Input: How far is Ulun Danu Temple from Kuta?

Output: About 60 km


Input: What is the significance of Ulun Danu Temple in Balinese culture?

Output: It is dedicated to Devi Danu, the goddess of waters


Input: What are some amenities available at Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: Food shops, restaurants, souvenir shops, and a park


Input: What is the climate like at Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: Cool and pleasant, with low humidity


Input: What is the approximate driving time from Kuta to Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: Almost 2 hours.


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple?

Output: Rp50,000 per person.

It offers cool serenity and beauty when you get away from the persistent crowd of sellers and local tourism "industry" that tends to envelop many natural attractions in Bali. Cost to enter-Rp50 000.


Input: What are some alternative temples to visit in Bali?

Output: The Besakih temple, for example.

Visit the Ulun Danu Bratan on the Bratan lake, much more nicer pictures to take and temples like the Besakih temple.


Input: What is the name of the lake surrounding the Ulun Danu Beratan Temple?

Output: Beratan Lake


Input: How much does it cost to take a motorboat ride on the lake?

Output: 200000 IDR for half an hour

It cost 200000 IDR for a half hour ride.


Input: What is the purpose of the Ulun Danu Beratan Temple?

Output: To worship the main Hindu tri god and to honor Dewi Danu, the Balinese water goddess

Built in 1633, this temple is used for it's offerings ceremony to the Balinese water, lake and river goddess Dewi Danu...


Input: What is the approximate entrance fee for locals at Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: 20 thousand IDR


Input: Is it possible to get instant photos taken by local photographers at Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: Yes, for a fee of 20K IDR

You can get numerous pics and even get instant pic at 20K IDR


Input: How long did it take to reach Ulun Danu Temple from a hotel in the area?

Output: Almost 2 hours


Input: What is the name of the water temple in Bali?

Output: Ulun Danu Bratan Temple


Input: How long does it take to get to the temple from Seminyak area by car?

Output: 1 hour 45 minutes

It takes about 1 hour 45 minutes to get to the temple from Seminyak area by car.


Input: What is the entrance fee for the temple?

Output: $2

The temple area costs Iaround $2 for the entrance fee.


Input: What is the entrance fee for this temple?

Output: 50000 IDR per person


Input: How much does a motorboat ride on the lake cost?

Output: 200000 IDR for a half hour ride


Input: Is it worth visiting this temple if you're not interested in taking pictures?

Output: It depends on your interests, but the scenery and sunset views are highly recommended.


Input: What is the entrance fee for local tourists at Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: 20 thousand IDR

"the entrance ticket price for local is 20 thousand and foreign tourists are 50 thousand."


Input: What activities can visitors enjoy at Ulun Danu Temple?

Output: Boating, taking instant photos, and walking around the gardens


Input: What is unique about Ulun Danu Temple's location?

Output: It is located at a higher altitude, with clouds gathering over the lake even in the dry season

"Being located at a higher altitude than most of the touristic areas in Bali, even in the dry season the clouds are gathering over the lake and it's quite difficult to have sunny weather."


Input: What is the location of Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: The temple complex is located on the shores of Lake Bratan in the mountains near Bedugul.


Input: How much does it cost to enter Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: The entrance fee is around $2 or Rp50 000.


Input: What makes Ulun Danu Bratan Temple a special place to visit?

Output: The temple offers cool serenity and beauty, as well as stunning scenery and photo opportunities.


Input: What is the best time to visit Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: The best time to visit is early in the morning.


Input: What are some of the things to do at Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: You can rent a boat and make your way to the temple, take photos and selfies, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.


Input: What is the location of Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: Lake Bratan


Input: Why is Ulun Danu Bratan Temple considered special?

Output: It has both Hindu and Buddhist influences on its architecture, reflecting the unique cultural blend of Bali.


Input: What is the typical weather like at Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: It can be rainy, but the cloudy background makes the scenery more picturesque.


Input: What is the significance of Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: It's a major water temple and an important site for Hindu offerings, with the lake also serving as main water irrigation for its surrounding area.


Input: How long does it take to get to Ulun Danu Bratan Temple from Seminyak?

Output: About 1 hour and 45 minutes by car.


Input: Can visitors enter the temple?

Output: No, they are forbidden to go inside, but can rent a boat and approach it.


Input: What is the name of the goddess to whom Ulun Danu Temple is dedicated?

Output: Dewi Batari Ulun Danu, the goddess of lakes and rivers


Input: What was the entrance fee for visiting Ulun Danu Temple in 2017?

Output: Rp 30,000


Input: How high above sea level is Lake Bratan where Ulun Danu Temple is located?

Output: 1,200 meters


Input: What is the name of the temple located on the edge of Bedgul Lake?

Output: Ulun Danu Bratan


Input: Can visitors take a speed boat ride around the lake at Ulun Danu Bratan?

Output: Yes

It was well worth it, as the location on the edge of Bedgul Lake


Input: What is a recommended time to visit Ulun Danu Bratan for sunset?

Output: Between 5.00 and 6.30 pm


Input: What is the recommended time to visit Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: Early morning

The best time to visit the temple would be early morning since it's less touristy + you will have enough time to explore the complex and indulge in boating and other activities.


Input: How much does the entrance fee cost at Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: 50,000 IDR


Input: What activities can be done near the temple?

Output: Boating on Lake Bratan, visiting nearby attractions like Candikuning market and botanical garden, and strawberry farming


Input: What is the unique feature of this temple?

Output: It's situated on a rock, offering a panoramic view.


Input: Why is this temple not worth visiting?

Output: It's overcrowded, commercialized, and lacks the traditional values it once had.


Input: What is a notable activity to do at this temple?

Output: You can watch the sunset and take photos of the temple from different angles.

The sunset is great to see but coming from Western Australia we have the same sunsets every day.


Input: What is a unique feature of this temple?

Output: It has a beautiful temple perched on top of a rock at the edge of the ocean shoreline.


Input: How crowded is this temple?

Output: It can be very crowded, especially during sunset time.

Overall its a beautiful place. Best time to visit is late afternoon so that you can see sunset.


Input: What should visitors wear when visiting this temple?

Output: Visitors are advised to wear slippers or flip flops, and water shoes if they plan to get close to the rocks.


Input: Can visitors enter the temple?

Output: No, visitors are not allowed to enter the temple.


Input: What makes this place special for photography?

Output: The breathtaking views and spectacular sunsets make it a great spot for photography.

Breathtaking views and a lot to see around the temple.


Input: What is the best time to visit this temple?

Output: Early morning is recommended to avoid crowds and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.


Input: What is the entrance fee for Bratan temple?

Output: 30,000 rupiah per person


Input: How long does it take to get to this temple from Nusa Dua?

Output: 2 and a half hours


Input: What can be seen during sunset at this temple?

Output: A flock of tiny birds coming out from the cave for the night


Input: What is a popular time to visit this temple?

Output: Sunrise or sunset


Input: How can one access the temple without paying for a tour?

Output: Renting a motorbike and driving there


Input: What is a notable aspect of the temple's location?

Output: Stunning views, floating on rocks next to the shores


Input: What is the entry charge for visiting the temple?

Output: RP 30,000 per person and RP 5,000 per car.


Input: Why should I visit this temple during low tide?

Output: You can access the temple and see it in the middle of the sea, which is a unique experience.


Input: What are some things to be aware of when visiting this temple?

Output: The temple can get very crowded, and there are monkeys that may steal your belongings.


Input: How much does it cost to visit the temple at sunset?

Output: $15 per person.

There is a sunset worship service they put on every night, but it costs $15 per person to see...


Input: Can I visit the temple during the day?

Output: Yes, and you can see the views from above of the cliffs and the water down below.


Input: Why is it a bad idea to visit this temple during peak season?

Output: There are thousands of tourists, and the traffic can be as bad as on 5th Avenue.


Input: What is unique about this temple's location?

Output: It is built on an offshore rock, making it a must-see when in Bali.


Input: Can you see the holy snake at all times?

Output: No, the tide needs to be low for a clear view of the temple and the sacred snake.


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple?

Output: The temple offers stunning views from above of the cliffs and the water down below.


Input: How much does the entrance ticket cost for domestic tourists?

Output: 10k for adults and 7.5k for children.


Input: What can be seen from the temple during high season?

Output: Thousands of tourists, and the views from above are often obscured by crowds.

The problem is that there are literally thousands of tourists during high season.


Input: Is it worth visiting the temple?

Output: Yes, despite not being remarkable on its own, the views from above and the tranquility of the location make it a worthwhile experience.


Input: Can you remove your shoes to reach the temple?

Output: Yes, you have to cross shallow water and then remove your shoes to reach the main temple.


Input: What is a good time to visit this temple?

Output: During sunset, but be aware that it can get very crowded.


Input: What is the main criticism of this temple?

Output: It has become too touristy and commercialized, with a focus on taking Instagram-worthy pictures rather than respecting its spiritual significance.


Input: Why is the temple's location considered special?

Output: It sits on a lake surrounded by beautiful hills, which creates a peaceful and serene atmosphere.


Input: What is a common experience reported by tourists visiting this temple?

Output: Disappointment and frustration due to overcrowding, commercialization, and disrespect for the temple's cultural significance.

In short, like many others, what once was a majestic and one-of-a-kind spiritual site now has turned into a low-rent stop for the bus tour kind of tourists without regard for its cultural significance.


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple?

Output: It's located on a cliff top, making it easily accessible for tourists.


Input: What should visitors wear to the temple?

Output: Visitors should dress modestly, and an entrance fee will also include a sarong that needs to be returned after the visit.


Input: What is a popular activity for tourists visiting this temple?

Output: Watching the sunset from the temple's stunning views of the sea and cliffs.


Input: What is a popular activity to do at this temple?

Output: Watch the sunset


Input: Why should tourists visit this temple during a holy Hindu festival?

Output: They can see people traditionally dressed walking from the local town as part of the ceremony


Input: What is a unique feature of this temple that makes it popular among photographers?

Output: The black lava towers are situated on a rocky outcrop that extends into the sea


Input: What is the entrance fee for this temple?

Output: 60K IDR per person


Input: How can you approach the interior of this temple?

Output: Only during low tide, and it's closed to visitors otherwise


Input: What can be done at this temple that makes it a unique experience?

Output: You can walk across to the temple and get blessings, take photos, and explore the gardens and grounds


Input: What is the recommended time to visit this temple?

Output: Early in the morning or late in the afternoon


Input: How much is the entrance fee for foreigners?

Output: 20,000rp


Input: Are there any activities to do at the temple after sunset?

Output: Yes, a fire dance is free to watch for all.


Input: What is the best time to visit this temple?

Output: The best time to visit is during low tide when the temple is accessible.


Input: How crowded can it get at this temple?

Output: It can get pretty crowded during peak seasons, but there is still plenty of space.


Input: Can visitors take photos with the Buddha monks at this temple?

Output: Yes, we had a personal tour and even got to take pictures with the Buddha monks.


Input: What is the entry fee for this temple?

Output: 50000Rp (June 2019)


Input: How long does it take to reach the temple by boat?

Output: 20 mins

By boat it takes 20 mins from the lakeside hotel.


Input: Can tourists enter the temple at any time?

Output: No, only during low tides


Input: What is the cost to enter the temple area?

Output: 30,000 rupiah per person


Input: Can you recommend a way to get to this temple?

Output: Hire a scooter or motorbike, as driving by car can take a long time due to traffic


Input: What is the name of the smaller temple located near the main temple?

Output: INSUFFICIENT_CONTEXT


Input: How much does it cost to visit this temple?

Output: 60,000 rupiah plus 5,000


Input: What is a good time to visit this temple?

Output: Early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds, and try to catch the sunset


Input: Can you describe the temple's architecture?

Output: The temple itself is not that nice


Input: What is a unique feature of this temple?

Output: A flock of tiny birds come out from the cave at night


Input: How long does it take to get to this temple by car?

Output: A long drive with lots of traffic


Input: What is the cost to park a moped at this temple?

Output: 2,000 rupiah


Input: What type of temple is this?

Output: Water temple


Input: Is it worth visiting the temple if you're short on time?

Output: No, it's not worth 45 minutes of driving for some people.


Input: What is unique about visiting the temple during high tide?

Output: The waves splash in hard making it look very beautiful.


Input: What can you see from the temple?

Output: A serene lake view with hills in the background and a beautiful garden.


Input: Is it easy to get inside the temple?

Output: No, you can't actually go in to the temple but can take photos from a distance.


Input: What is a must-see attraction in Bali for visitors?

Output: The major temple of Bali.


Input: What should I be careful about when visiting this temple?

Output: Monkeys snatching away goggles and caps, uncovered legs require a sarong.


Input: What is a good time to visit the temple for optimal views?

Output: During sunset, when the red sun setting reflects magnificently against the jutting peninsula.


Input: Can visitors enter the temple at Beratan?

Output: No

(55) And you can't actually go into the temple (for religious reasons which I can understand).


Input: What are some activities to do near Beratan Temple?

Output: Boat ride around the lake, photography

(16) Cool weather here and peaceful lake. Just a nice place to take walks and sit down for a bit to enjoy the cool climate.


Input: What is special about the temple's location?

Output: The temple is built on a cliff, surrounded by a lake and mountains.


Input: Can tourists visit the main temple?

Output: No, only locals can enter the main temple.


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple?

Output: IDR50,000 per pax is the standard entrance ticket price.


Input: What is the main complaint about this temple?

Output: It's too touristy, crowded, and expensive.


Input: Why can't you visit the temple at high tide?

Output: The stone pathway is submerged, making it inaccessible.


Input: What are some tips for visiting this temple?

Output: Go early in the morning, avoid weekends and holidays, wear suitable shoes for wet paths.


Input: What is one of the main issues with visiting this temple?

Output: The temple can be very crowded, especially during peak hours.


Input: Are there any water activities available at the temple?

Output: Yes, you can rent a speed boat for an additional fee.


Input: What is unique about the temple's location?

Output: The temple appears to be emerging from water during high tide in the morning.

In the morning, when the tide is high it looks as if the temple is emerging from water.


Input: What are some things to consider when visiting this temple?

Output: It can be chaotic during peak hours and there may not be a spiritual atmosphere due to a nearby western-style park.


Input: Can you enter the temple itself or just look at it from afar?

Output: It depends on the tide, but typically you can only see the temple from a distance.


Input: What is the cost of visiting this temple?

Output: The entrance fee is around 50,000 per person.


Input: What is required to enter a temple in Bali?

Output: A small donation


Input: Can you take pictures at the Heaven's Gate area of a temple?

Output: Yes, but there may be a long line


Input: What is special about the Tanah Lot temple's location?

Output: It is set on a cliff overlooking the sea


Input: What is the name of this temple?

Output: INSUFFICIENT_CONTEXT


Input: Can you visit the temple when it's high tide?

Output: No, at high tide they block access to the temple.

(34) Took my wife and kids (6 & 7 year olds) there.  The temple is on an island and the view is awesome.  Just make sure you go there when it is low tide.


Input: What makes this temple unique?

Output: Its location, which offers a great view of the lake and surrounding mountains.


Input: What is unique about this water temple in Bali?

Output: It's located on its own individual island, offering a truly different experience compared to other temples.


Input: Why can't tourists go inside the temple?

Output: It's not allowed, which is a shame because many visitors would love to see what it looks like.


Input: What makes the temple grounds special?

Output: The lush greens, tall pine trees, bright flowers, and beautifully manicured grounds create a posh country club vibe.


Input: What is the significance of this temple in Balinese culture?

Output: It's used to pay respect for the source of water in West Bali and to regulate water flow to each subak (rice terrace) in the region.


Input: What can tourists do at this temple?

Output: They can take a speedboat ride, go for a paddle boat hire, and take part in the purification ritual.


Input: How much does it cost to visit this temple?

Output: 50,000 IDR per head for non-locals.


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple?

Output: It's situated on a rock and offers spectacular views, especially during sunset.


Input: Why should tourists visit this temple?

Output: It's one of the most beautiful sites in Bali, and the sunset view is spectacular.


Input: What can visitors do during their visit to this temple?

Output: They can walk around, take pictures, and enjoy the ocean views.


Input: What is special about the temple's location?

Output: The temple appears to be floating due to its high location above sea level.

The temple is located above sea level and gives you an illusion that it is floating if the water level is high.


Input: Can tourists enter the main temple?

Output: No, due to various reasons such as tides or being closed for viewing.

The interior of the temple is closed to visitors, and is only approachable during low tide.


Input: What are some good activities to do at this location?

Output: Take a walk around the grounds, browse the shops, take photos, especially during sunset.


Input: What is a notable aspect of visiting this temple?

Output: It can be overwhelming due to large crowds and commercialization.


Input: Can you describe the scenic views at this temple?

Output: The view from the temple is simply amazing, with beautiful ocean views.


Input: Are there any restrictions on entering the temple?

Output: No, you are not allowed to enter the temple but can look at it from the rocks.


Input: What is a downside of visiting this temple during the day?

Output: It's still packed with tourists.


Input: Can you recommend a time to visit the temple for an optimal experience?

Output: Visit during a ceremony as it makes the temple come alive.


Input: Are there any additional costs associated with visiting this temple?

Output: Yes, you have to pay extra for transportation and a donation.


Input: What is the unique feature of this temple?

Output: The temple's idyllic setting with the mountains, water, and gardens forms a breathtaking picture.


Input: What is the best time to visit this temple?

Output: Low tide at sunset, when there are fewer crowds and the scenery is beautiful.


Input: Why should one visit this temple?

Output: It offers breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Bratan and is surrounded by clouds, making it a must-visit place.


Input: What is the problem with visiting the temple?

Output: The crowds


Input: How much does it cost to enter the Floating Temple?

Output: 30,000 rup per person

The entrance cost 30.000 rup per person.


Input: What makes the temple visit worthwhile?

Output: The beautiful temple, garden and park areas, and the tasty buffet at the on-site restaurant

We visited the Floating Temple near the end of the dry season so it was not floating.


Input: What is a good time to visit the temple?

Output: During a ceremony, or at sunset when possible

If possible visit during a ceremony as the temple then comes alive.


Input: What can be done to make the temple experience less stressful?

Output: Visit from Monday to Thursday to avoid crowds, or go at low tide at sunset


Input: What are some other activities to do near the temple?

Output: Take a speed boat or pedalo ride on the lake, visit nearby temples, explore local markets

You can travel on the lake by speed boat or pedalo.


Input: What is a notable feature of the temple grounds?

Output: They have market stalls at the entrance.


Input: Why did some visitors find the temple disappointing?

Output: It was too commercialized, with many tourists and a lack of authenticity.

Had heard alot about the temple so decided to visit it on my second trip to Bali. Unfortunately we found it a bit disappointing as it is SUPER commercialized.


Input: What is recommended for visitors to get a more rural, local experience?

Output: Scooting around the surrounding roads.

I also recommend scooting around the surrounding roads to get a depiction of a more rural, local way of life!


Input: Which temple is described as 'one of the favorite temples we visited in Bali'?

Output: The one with the picturesque setting and well-maintained grounds.

This was one of the favorite temples we visited in Bali. It is extremely picturesque, set in very well maintained grounds and lake.


Input: What time of day is recommended for a visit to the temple?

Output: Full moon.

A great view around. A visit at fullmoon is recommended, cause its possible to go to the temple then.


Input: Why did some visitors feel that the temple was not worth the money?

Output: It felt like an attraction with kitsch statues and no holy or religious meaning.

make some pictures. We were glad though that we didn’t book this as an expensive daytrip.


Input: What is the recommended attire for visiting this temple?

Output: You have to wear a purple sarong.


Input: Are there any safety concerns when visiting this temple?

Output: The monkeys can be very aggressive, beware of loose articles like phones and sun glasses.


Input: What is the entrance fee for this temple?

Output: 30,000 rupiah

The entrance fee to enter to the temple is 30,000 rupiah.


Input: What is the unique feature of Tanah Lot temple?

Output: It's an offshore Hindu temple.

I simply loved this temple! The setting is perfect with the lake and pretty garden around.


Input: Can you enter the temple at Tanah Lot?

Output: No, you are not allowed to enter the temple.

You will need to walk on the stone pathway to get to the temple, however you are not allowed to enter.


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple's location?

Output: It's built essentially on a small island in the sea, so that it would be cut off at high tide.


Input: What can visitors do to interact with animals at this temple?

Output: You can pet Luwaks and bats at the Luwak Cafe.


Input: How much does the entrance fee cost?

Output: IDR20,000.00

The entrance fees only cost IDR20,000.00.


Input: What is the entrance fee to visit this temple?

Output: $6


Input: Are there any temples that are less crowded than others in Bali?

Output: Yes, some of them

Although clouds obscured our sunset viewing.


Input: What can be seen at the temple's coastline photo site?

Output: A rock where you can take a picture and get a blessing with holy water

You feel transported to a different world!


Input: What is the recommended time to visit this temple?

Output: morning


Input: Can non-Hindus enter the temple?

Output: no

If you‘re not Hindu, you‘re not allowed to enter the temple


Input: What is the current entry fee for this temple?

Output: 60 krp

Keep in mind that the entry fee is no longer 30 krp but 60 krp since october


Input: What is a recommended time to visit the temple for sunset?

Output: approximately 2 hours before sunset


Input: How much does it cost to enter and park at the temple?

Output: entrance fee 60,000 rupees each, parking 5,000 rupees


Input: Can you visit the main temple premises?

Output: no, only a blessing can be obtained at the base of the main temple


Input: What is a unique feature of this temple?

Output: You can walk through water from one side to another, and there may be waves that wet you.


Input: What is a good time to visit this temple?

Output: The best time would be during sunset, but it's also recommended to go early in the day to avoid crowds.


Input: What are some drawbacks of visiting this temple?

Output: It can be very crowded, and the atmosphere is ruined by people trying to sell you stuff.


Input: What makes this temple stand out from others in Bali?

Output: It's a unique temple with a beautiful location, surrounded by hills and a lake.


Input: What are some things to be aware of when visiting this temple?

Output: There may be crowds, and you should also be careful with your belongings because there are monkeys in the area.


Input: Why might someone not want to visit this temple?

Output: It can be very crowded, and some people may not like the commercialization of the area.


Input: What is the typical cost to visit this temple?

Output: 50,000 IDR

The temple sits on the shore of lake Bratan and surrounded by mountains, it is a beautiful site to visit and take awesome pictures!


Input: Can you describe the scenery around this temple?

Output: Beautiful scenery with a lake and mountains surrounding the two floating temples.

What makes the beauty of this site is definitely the lake and mountains around it.


Input: Are there any activities to do near the temple?

Output: Yes, you can explore strawberry farms on the way.

There are also strawberry farms on the way which you can explore.


Input: What is the main attraction at this temple?

Output: The view from the top


Input: How much does it cost to visit the temple?

Output: IDR 10,000 (approximately $0.70 USD)


Input: What are some things to do besides watching the sunset?

Output: Take a walk along the path on the left to see other temples, and check out attractions like the spring of Holy water and the Holy snake


Input: What is a notable feature of the temple's location?

Output: It is located beside lake Beretan and has an awesome view.


Input: How can tourists avoid losing their belongings at the temple?

Output: They should keep their belongings in a bag or leave them in the car, as there are many aggressive monkeys that may steal from them.

Keep your belongings in the bag or leave it in the car. There are lots of monkeys on the way up to the temple.


Input: What should tourists do before entering the temple?

Output: They need to wear a sarong, which is available for free at the ticket counter.


Input: What is unique about this temple's architecture?

Output: It has 11 rooftops.


Input: How can visitors access the main temple during low tide?

Output: They can walk across to it.

Try going during the low tide time so that you can walk across to the main temple.


Input: What is the name of this temple?

Output: INSUFFICIENT_CONTEXT


Input: Can you access the main temple entrance at certain times?

Output: No, it was closed for visitors.


Input: What is a good time to visit the temple to avoid crowds?

Output: At low tide or in the morning.


Input: What is a notable feature of the temple's location?

Output: It is located on the beach and surrounded by beautiful natural scenery.

It was also pretty cloudy and had rained all morning, but we still found the temple to be stunning.


Input: Can visitors enter the temple itself?

Output: No, according to some reviews, only priests are allowed inside.


Input: What is a good time to visit the temple for photography?

Output: It's recommended to go early in the morning or on a non-cloudy day, as this allows for better photo opportunities.

I recommend mostly on a none cloudy day!


Input: What is special about the temple's location?

Output: It is built on a lake.

The ceremonies we saw were serene and spiritual.


Input: Can tourists enter the temple?

Output: Yes, but it can be hard to tell what is genuine and what is made for tourists.

The temple itself looks very nice, partly built on the lake, which itself is beautiful enough.


Input: What makes this temple a special place to visit?

Output: It has a unique spot with a wild sea behind it and offers breathtaking views, especially during sunset.

Mystical surrounding, beautiful with the wild see behind it.


Input: What can be seen during sunset at this temple?

Output: Stunning views and blissful sounds of waves crashing on cliffs.

Absolutely stunning. One of teh best sunset views I've seen.


Input: Can people without a guide climb around the temple?

Output: No, you need a guide to make sense of it.

Gorgeous setting, but go with a guide as you need the colour commentary for it to all make sense


Input: What were the travelers' initial plans for their trip?

Output: They considered different countries and discussions, but eventually agreed on Bali.


Input: How did the volcanic ash from Mt. Agung affect travel to Bali?

Output: It was declared safe to travel by the time they arrived in December 2017.


Input: What is a notable aspect of Balinese culture?

Output: They believe in the Sanskrit saying – ‘अतिथिदेवो भव:’ (‘The guest is God’) and visit temples only twice a year to celebrate their festivals.


Input: What is Luwak coffee?

Output: Luwak coffee, also known as cat-poo-cino, is one of the most expensive coffee beans in the world.

This coffee is one of the most expensive coffee beans in the world. The Luwak, which sort of resembles a cat, eats the coffee cherry, partially digests it and poops out the coffee bean.


Input: What should I avoid bringing to the Monkey Forest?

Output: Food

They can also aggressive, so don't bring food with you.


Input: How much does the sunrise trek on Mount Batur cost?

Output: 700,000 Rp for 2 from Ubud


Input: What is the name of the hotel where you stayed in Gili?

Output: Hotel Villa Ombok


Input: How can I avoid bargaining with street vendors in Bali?

Output: Visit Mt. Agung mall in Kuta, which sells local products at reasonable prices.


Input: What is special about the ocean near Bali's airport?

Output: The ocean runs on both sides of the air-strip.


Input: What is the entrance fee for adults at this temple?

Output: 60,000 rupees

The scenic views of the temple and shoreline of course are well worth the visit on their own.

1. Entrance : 60K for adult and 30K for children.


Input: Is it possible to enter the temple at high tide?

Output: No

U cannot visit the temple but can see the temple on a rock.

It gets difficult to get to when the tide is high.


Input: What are some activities that can be done at this location?

Output: Viewing the sunset, photography, and exploring the gardens

Awesome views of the temple, especially when there's low tide.

I was surprice to saw the archeological was built long time ago including the holy water.


Input: What is a notable feature of the temple's location?

Output: The tide has an influence on visiting the temple, and it's easier to reach at low tide.


Input: What are some tips for visiting this temple?

Output: It's best to visit early in the morning, avoid weekends and holidays, and be prepared for crowds.


Input: Can you describe the temple's surroundings?

Output: The temple is surrounded by shops, and there are options to travel on the lake by speed boat or pedalo.


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple during low tide?

Output: People can walk to the holy temple easier.


Input: What is a recommended time to visit this temple for sunset views?

Output: Just before sunset, around 18.30.


Input: What can be found in the surrounding area of this temple?

Output: Souvenir shops, food shops, and warungs with local goods.


Input: What is a popular activity to do at this temple?

Output: Watching sunset


Input: How do tourists experience the temple when it's high tide?

Output: They can't get to the main temple, but they can still enjoy the surrounding area and market


Input: What should visitors be careful about when visiting this temple?

Output: Wild monkeys

Beautiful ocean, nice sunset, amazing temple. I’m really amazed that how could be the vibes is really good here! Everything are beautiful. Just be careful to the wild monkey here.


Input: What can you buy at the market stalls near the temple?

Output: Tourist souvenirs such as hats, bags, flip flops, T-shirts, tops, scarves, postcards


Input: Is it worth visiting this temple?

Output: It's a bit crowded but definitely worth visiting

Spellbounding views,gorgeous sunsets..beautiful location of this temple. Not to miss this spot when you are in Bali.


Input: What is the typical weather like at this temple?

Output: It can be rainy, cloudy, or sunny, depending on the time of visit.


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple?

Output: The entrance fee is 60,000 Rupiah for adults.


Input: What are some tips for visiting this temple?

Output: Go early in the morning, avoid weekends and holidays, and be prepared for crowds.


Input: What is the best time to visit this temple?

Output: Sunset


Input: Can you enter the temple during high tide?

Output: No

Even at this time it was crowded and it seems that this beautiful temple is not more than a “money making machine”


Input: What is the approximate cost of entrance to this temple?

Output: 15,000 ringgit


Input: Is it worth visiting the temple despite the crowds?

Output: Yes, but be prepared for a busy experience


Input: Can you go inside the temple during regular hours?

Output: No

Not allowed in temple itself but around it at LOW tide


Input: What are some alternative beaches to visit if you don't like the crowds?

Output: There are many other nice beaches with fewer people and free admission


Input: What is a notable activity to do at this temple?

Output: Watching the sunset


Input: Why should tourists be cautious when visiting this location?

Output: There are many souvenir and food stores that may try to take advantage of tourists, as well as monkeys that can steal from them.


Input: What is a recommended thing to do after visiting the temple?

Output: Grabbing a corn and having a coconut


Input: What is a popular time to visit this temple?

Output: Late afternoons, pre-sunset


Input: Can you go inside the temple?

Output: No, only accessible from outside


Input: What should I wear when visiting the top of this temple?

Output: Wear good shoes and a jacket, as it can be cold


Input: What is the cost to enter the temple?

Output: $6AUD


Input: How can tourists access information about the temple's history?

Output: Handouts are not available, but locals may be able to provide some information if asked.


Input: What is the best time of day to visit the temple?

Output: Morning, to beat the crowds and bus loads of other tourists.


Input: What is the name of this Balinese temple?

Output: INSUFFICIENT_CONTEXT


Input: How early should I arrive at the temple to avoid crowds?

Output: early in the morning


Input: Can tourists visit inside this temple?

Output: no


Input: What is unique about this temple's location?

Output: it is in the sea but still reachable by feet


Input: What should I wear when visiting this temple?

Output: dress up accordingly if you prefer to go to the temple


Input: How long does it take to drive from Ubud to this temple?

Output: about 2 hours


Input: What is the best time to visit this temple for a sunset view?

Output: latest sunset


Input: Can I take a holy bath at this temple?

Output: yes, if you dare too


Input: What is the recommended time to visit this temple?

Output: Early morning or during sunset

We visited early (9am) before the tour buses arrived which was a good idea.


Input: Can you enter the temple itself, or is it just the surrounding area that's accessible?

Output: It depends on the tide


Input: Are there any souvenir shops near the temple?

Output: Yes, there are many shops selling souvenirs and quick bites


Input: What is the unique feature of this temple?

Output: It stands above rock in the middle of the ocean.


Input: What should I expect for the entrance fee at this temple?

Output: The entrance fee is quite cheap, around 20k IDR for local people.

the entrance fee is quite cheap. expect 20k IDR for local person not to include the parking fee that depends on your ride.


Input: What are some tips for visiting this temple?

Output: It's best to visit at high tide, and be prepared for crowds and long traffic lines.


Input: What is the name of the temple complex that has been criticized for its recent structures and authenticity?

Output: INSUFFICIENT_CONTEXT


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple area in topic 2 part 061?

Output: 60K each for adults


Input: What is a good time to visit the sea-rock temple mentioned in topic 2 part 019?

Output: during sunset between 5 to 6pm


Input: What is unique about this temple?

Output: It's a temple located right on the water.


Input: Can you enter the main temple?

Output: No, it is separated from you by the sea.


Input: What are some activities to do around this temple?

Output: You can walk to the beach for a closer view, take photos, and watch the sunset.


Input: What time is best to visit this temple?

Output: morning

We visited this temple in the morning and it was a perfect time to do it.


Input: How much does it cost to get into the temple?

Output: $3

To get into the temple will cost you around $3.


Input: Are there any shopping options near this temple?

Output: yes

It has small village nearby which has some cheap shopping.


Input: What is the recommended time to visit the temple for a photographer?

Output: Early morning or late afternoon, as it's less crowded.


Input: Can you describe the process of taking pictures at the temple?

Output: You get a ticket with a number, and when your number is called, a curator takes 4-5 pictures on your phone.


Input: Are there any alternative attractions at the temple besides taking pictures?

Output: Yes, you can explore the area nearby while waiting, watch people pose for photos, or hike to a smaller but lovely temple with views of Mt. Agung.


Input: What is the recommended time to visit this temple?

Output: Early morning or at sunrise for best photos


Input: Can you climb up to the temples on the cliffs?

Output: No, but there are cliff tops with great photo opportunities

Unfortunately we missed out on sunset photos due to the cloud cover.  You cannot climb up to the temples either, so photos from cliff tops only.


Input: What is unique about this temple's location?

Output: It was built on a lake and has a serene atmosphere


Input: What is the recommended time to visit the temple?

Output: During the day, when it's less busy.


Input: Can you drink from the holy spring water at the temple?

Output: Yes, it's fresh and safe to drink.

If the tide is out, you must walk out under the temple and drink from the holy spring water (it's fresh so safe to drink)


Input: What can be seen at the temple complex during sunset?

Output: The views of the temple and the sunset behind it are outstanding.


Input: What is a common complaint among tourists visiting these temples?

Output: Many tourists feel that the temples have become too commercialized and overcrowded, detracting from their spiritual significance.

I was surprised at the size of the market we had to walk through to get to the beach.


Input: Can visitors enter the temples?

Output: No, normal people are not considered 'godly enough' to enter the temples, but they can view them from afar.

You cannot enter the temples as normal people are not considered to be, I guess godly enough.


Input: What is a unique feature of this temple?

Output: The temple appears to emerge from water during high tide in the morning.

In the morning, when the tide is high it looks as if the temple is emerging from water.


Input: What are some activities that can be done around this temple?

Output: Visitors can take a speed boat or pedalo ride on the lake, and there are also opportunities to see local animals up close.

A bit of a tourist trap with options to travel on the lake by speed boat or pedalo, an opportunity for the children or young at heart to see, touch or be photographed with local animals.


Input: What is a recommended activity to do in Bali?

Output: Visit the temples and take a walk along the cliff for breathtaking views.


Input: How can I hire a driver in Ubud?

Output: You can book directly from the hotel or get a cheaper driver from tourist stalls in central Ubud.


Input: What is the name of the temple featured in 50,000 bank notes?

Output: It's the Uluwatu Temple.


Input: Are tourists allowed to enter the temple?

Output: No, but you can watch the ceremonies from across the water.


Input: What should I wear when visiting Tanah Lot?

Output: Water shoes are recommended to prevent slipping on the rocks.


Input: What is the recommended mode of transportation to reach this temple?

Output: Motorcycle


Input: Are there any shops and restaurants near the temple?

Output: Yes, there are shops and restaurants nearby, including some that offer a view of the sunset.


Input: Can you enter the actual temple?

Output: No, only worshipers are allowed to enter the temple.


Input: What is the best time to visit this temple?

Output: Early in the morning or before sunset for a good view.


Input: Are there any restrictions on visiting the temple during high tide?

Output: Yes, the temple is not accessible during high tides.


Input: Can you take a photo of the temple from up above?

Output: Yes, it's recommended to shoot from up above and on the temple.


Input: What is a popular activity to do at this temple?

Output: Take a speed boat ride around the lake for a fee.


Input: How much does it cost to take a photo with photographers at the temple?

Output: About £1 and placed in a souvenir frame.

Next to the temple are about 3 or 4 photographers who will take your photo and print off the picture while you wait. Do not be put off by them the picture cost about £1 and was placed in a souvenir frame.


Input: Why is it recommended to visit this temple early?

Output: To avoid the crowd.

Go as early as possible to avoid the crowd.


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple?

Output: The temple appears to be floating on water at high tide, which is a unique and breathtaking sight.

"with plenty of places for that “ I was there” picture."


Input: How much does the entry fee cost at this temple?

Output: The entry fee costs between 30,000 to 80,000 IDR, depending on the month or season.

"We've heard in the past they sometimes charge 30,000$ to 80,000$, I guess depending on what month/season."


Input: What can be done at this temple besides admiring its beauty?

Output: Visitors can take pictures from a distance and hire paddle boats or swans to see the temple more closely.

"A friend and I hired some little paddle boat/swans, and although they're probably for kids we found it was a really fun way to see the temple a bit better."


Input: What is the admission fee for the temple?

Output: 50,000Rp.


Input: Are there any rules about dress code at the temple?

Output: Yes, visitors are expected to be mindful of dressing modestly as they are in a place of worship for the local people.


Input: Is it possible to visit the temple during sunset?

Output: Yes, but it's challenging to find a spot without tourists blocking the view.


Input: What is a notable feature of some temples mentioned in these reviews?

Output: Being located on a cliff or surrounded by water

The Temple is located in a beautiful spot! nothing much to see inside, its just another temple at Bali.

Good background to watch the sun set. Can get quite crowded though.


Input: What is recommended for visiting some of these temples?

Output: Going early in the morning or during low tide

We went here in the afternoon, which I would recommend going in the morning to beat the crowds and bus loads of other tourists.


Input: What is a criticism of one of these temples?

Output: Overcrowding and lack of maintenance

Jeez. What a disappointment, super over crowded, the temple wasn’t anything special nothing special and not looked after well.


Input: What is the entrance fee for this temple?

Output: 50,000 per pax


Input: Is it recommended to visit the temple during sunset?

Output: Yes, as all guidebook says, 'best visit is at sunset'


Input: How much does it cost to park a moped near the temple?

Output: 2,000 rupiah


Input: What is the recommended time to visit the temple?

Output: morning


Input: Are there any speed boat rides available at the temple?

Output: yes

Best scenic place with temple and lake. Good photographic place.


Input: What is the approximate fee to enter the complex?

Output: 20k IDR

You don't need to wear a sarong and the fee is 20k.


Input: What is the entrance fee for this temple?

Output: 50,000 Idr per person (Tourist)


Input: Can you describe the temple surroundings during dry season?

Output: The temple surroundings were dry, and we were able to go near the tower.


Input: Is it worth visiting this temple?

Output: Yes, but be aware of the crowds and tourist traps.

This is one of the most picturesque temples we have visited.


Input: What are some tips for visiting this temple?

Output: Go early to avoid crowds, and be mindful of loose articles like phones and sunglasses due to aggressive monkeys.


Input: What is the best time to visit this temple?

Output: Just before sunset

Try to go just before sunset and the view is better.


Input: What can be done at the temple grounds?

Output: Bring a camera, take a drone, shop for souvenirs

Take a drone if you can. We got great footage and it's the best way to see the temple!


Input: How long does it take to get to this temple from Ubud?

Output: About 2 hours

Around 2HR from the center of Ubud, but thats not the problem


Input: What is the name of a temple in Bali that is considered one of the most beautiful?

Output: Pura Ulun Danu Bratan


Input: Why are water temples important in Balinese culture?

Output: They are used to pay respect for the source of water and regulate water flow to rice terraces.

The main attraction in North west of Bali Island. This temple also printed on old 50.000 Rupiah Banknote.


Input: What is a good time to visit a popular temple in Bali to avoid crowds?

Output: Early morning or during non-peak times


Input: What is the temple's location in relation to Ubud?

Output: Around 70km from Ubud center

The temple is also quite far from Ubud center, around 70km, so it takes quite a lot time to visit this place from Ubud.


Input: Can you enter the main temple?

Output: No

We were not allowed inside the main temple even though we are hindus.


Input: What is a good time to visit this temple to avoid crowds?

Output: 3-4 pm

Recommended to visit this temple at 3-4pm if you don't wish to wait until sunset and want to avoid the crowd.


Input: What is a notable feature of the temple's location?

Output: It is located on a rock in the sea.


Input: What can be a problem for tourists visiting the temple?

Output: Crowds and difficulty getting good photos.


Input: What is a recommendation for visiting the temple?

Output: Visit during low tide or at sunset to avoid crowds.


Input: What is a must-visit destination while in Bali?

Output: This temple

This is must visit destination while in Bali.


Input: What time of day is best to visit the temple?

Output: Morning

Do it in the morning. You will have the place to yourself.


Input: What can be seen at this temple?

Output: The peace and serenity, the tranquility of the water as your backdrop and the mountain behind the lake

The peace and serenity. The tranquility of the water as your backdrop and the mountain behind the lake.


Input: What is a good time to visit this temple?

Output: Early morning or late afternoon

best to go early morning or late afternoon.


Input: What can be seen at this temple?

Output: The lake, mountains in the back, and wild sea behind it

take ur time to wander around the magnificent gardens around the temple besides the lake, mountains in the back.


Input: What is the temple's location?

Output: The temple is located by the ocean, surrounded by water.


Input: Can visitors enter the temple?

Output: No, visitors cannot enter the temple but can see it from a distance.

We thought that you could go in and see some historic temple, but your're only allowed to ser it from the outside.


Input: What makes this location unique?

Output: The temple is perched on a rock just a few metres offshore.


Input: When is the best time to visit?

Output: The late afternoons, pre-sunset, are a good time to visit.


Input: What can visitors do at this location?

Output: Visitors can take photos from a distance and watch the sunset.


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple?

Output: You have to walk through the waves to get to the base of the temple.


Input: How can one avoid crowds at this temple?

Output: Try and go during non-peak times (like early in the morning).


Input: What is a recommended activity to do at this temple?

Output: Take pictures with the monkeys and the view from there is amazing.


Input: How much does it cost to visit the temple mentioned in review 50?

Output: 30.000 IDR


Input: What are some tips for visiting the temple mentioned in review 14?

Output: Visit early to avoid crowds and get unobstructed photos.

I know everyone wants the sunset photos but getting your own without having to fight crowds and being photo bombed, it was worth it.


Input: Is this temple a Balinese cultural site?

Output: No

Nice temple, but this has nothing to do with the balinese religion.


Input: Can you walk out to the temple itself at low tide?

Output: Yes

We went at low tide which was great as we were able to walk out to the temple itself.


Input: What can you do while visiting this temple?

Output: You can enjoy the ocean view, take pictures, and observe Balinese culture and rituals.

Such a beautiful place and specially for indians. You get to observe bali culture and rituals up and close.


Input: What is the best time to visit this temple?

Output: High tide, as it makes the views more beautiful and dramatic.


Input: Can you enter the temple during high tide?

Output: No, the interior of the temple is closed to visitors and only approachable during low tide.


Input: How much does it cost to visit this temple?

Output: 50000 IDR per person.

To clarify, as I found some reviews a little confusing, the cost is 50000 IDR pp.


Input: What activities can you do around this temple?

Output: You can watch the sunset, take part in purification rituals, and shop for souvenirs.


Input: Is this temple worth visiting?

Output: Yes, it's a very special place to see and experience the spiritual atmosphere.


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple?

Output: The 16th century Hindu temple is carved out of rocks.


Input: How can one get the best photos at this location?

Output: Go down to the beach and make your way towards the left side, as far as possible.


Input: What can be seen at this temple during sunset?

Output: The sun sets almost completely by the time you reached the temple.


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple?

Output: It's situated on a rock or cliff, offering stunning ocean views.


Input: What activities can be enjoyed at this temple?

Output: Visitors can watch a Balinese performance, take sunset pictures, and walk along the cliff.


Input: What should tourists consider when visiting this temple?

Output: It's a good idea to arrive early, especially for sunset viewing and performances.


Input: What is the name of this temple?

Output: INSUFFICIENT_CONTEXT


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple?

Output: The temple is situated next to a lake.


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple?

Output: It costs $2 per person.

Lovely relaxed attraction and well priced at about $2 each for the temple.


Input: What is a popular activity to do while visiting this location?

Output: Watching the sunset during a show or taking photos.


Input: What is the name of this temple?

Output: INSUFFICIENT_CONTEXT


Input: Are there monkeys around the temple that visitors can interact with?

Output: yes


Input: What is a unique attraction to see at this temple during sunset?

Output: the cecak dance

The cecak dance on the sunset is a nice attraction to see.


Input: Is it worth visiting this temple and taking photos?

Output: yes

the view is fantastic, it is a little too crowded...


Input: What is a notable issue with visiting this temple?

Output: The temple can be overcrowded, especially during sunset.


Input: How do tourists often behave at this temple?

Output: They tend to take selfies and ignore the request to cover up, despite it being a holy place.


Input: What is one thing that can make a visit to this temple more enjoyable?

Output: Visiting early in the morning to watch the sun rise in peace.


Input: What is the best time to visit this temple?

Output: Morning


Input: Why can't tourists go inside the main temple?

Output: Because it's restricted due to high tides or maintenance

The temple is located above sea level and gives you an illusion that it is floating if the water level is high.


Input: What can be done at this temple complex?

Output: Take a walk around, enjoy natural beauty, drink water, do rituals with monks


Input: What is the atmosphere like at this temple during sunset?

Output: peaceful


Input: Can you enter the temples at this location?

Output: no

We were visiting with our two daughters aged 10 and 7 and all of us were really upset by these very obviously distressed creatures!


Input: What can be seen from the temple's surrounding area?

Output: great view


Input: What is unique about this temple in Bali?

Output: It's surrounded by water when the tide is high.


Input: Do I need to wear a sarong to visit this temple?

Output: No, it's not required for the main temple area.


Input: Can I get close to the temple and take pictures?

Output: Yes, you can walk downstairs and get really close, but be aware of the tides.


Input: What is the name of the lake near which one of these temples is located?

Output: Batukaru


Input: How long does it take to travel from Kuta to this temple?

Output: 1 hour

I travelled here from our resort in Kuta, it took about 1 hour in a van.


Input: Can tourists climb up to the temples at this location?

Output: No

Unfortunately we missed out on sunset photos due to the cloud cover.  You cannot climb up to the temples either, so photos from cliff tops only.


Input: What is the location of the temple?

Output: Bali


Input: Can you see snakes in a cave at this temple?

Output: Yes, there are banded sea snakes.

I did however touch the Sacred snake in its cave.


Input: What is the typical time of day to visit this temple for a good experience?

Output: Sunset


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple?

Output: IDR 40,000 for adult and IDR 20,000 for child.


Input: What is a unique experience you can have at this temple?

Output: Watching the sunset and seeing monks with access to the temple when the tide goes out.

When the tide goes out the Monks have acess to retain the temple and provide their offering.


Input: What should you be careful of when visiting this temple?

Output: Monkeys that might snatch your sunglasses or spectacles.

The are is full of monkey. Be careful of them.


Input: What is the current state of this spiritual site?

Output: It has turned into a low-rent stop for bus tour kind of tourists without regard for its cultural significance.


Input: Can you describe the shopping experience at this temple?

Output: There is a huge market place with souvenir and clothes shopping, where you can bargain really well and get things at 1/10th the price.

Bargain really well and they give you at 1/10th the price no kidding!


Input: Why is this temple not worth visiting according to one reviewer?

Output: The temple isn't available to actually go up too, and it's got a bunch of guys sitting around acting all powerful. The natural beauty of the area is lovely but its now over shadowed by making money and business.

DON'T. Religion shouldn't be about money to enter a location.


Input: What are some drawbacks to visiting this temple?

Output: Crowds, commercialization, and high prices.


Input: How can one best see the temple during a visit?

Output: Go early in the morning or attend a ceremony for a more impressive experience.


Input: What is the best time to visit this temple to avoid crowds?

Output: Morning


Input: Can you describe the scenery at Lempuyang Luhur Temple?

Output: You can see the sky and get great scenery

We got great scenery and felt on the sky.


Input: What should you not do at this temple?

Output: Don't fall for the money making business


Input: What are some common activities visitors do at these temples?

Output: Taking photos, visiting the scenic views, and exploring the surrounding area.


Input: How do visitors typically feel when visiting these temples?

Output: Relaxed, peaceful, and sometimes even spiritual.


Input: Are there any temples that are particularly famous for their scenic views?

Output: Tanah Lot temple is mentioned as having a better view than another temple, but the exact name of the other temple is not specified.


Input: What kind of activities can visitors do with children at these temples?

Output: There is a mention of a guide being worth it for $10au, but no specific activities mentioned.


Input: What are some notable features of these temples?

Output: Many have scenic views, lakes, and surrounding natural beauty.


Input: Are there any temples that are particularly famous for their sunsets?

Output: There is a mention of a great sunset at one temple, but no specific details.


Input: What is the general opinion about the temple's ambiance?

Output: The ambiance was ruined by a loud PA system announcing incomprehensible messages.


Input: How much does it cost to use the toilets at the temple?

Output: Rp2,000


Input: Is it recommended to visit the temple during sunset or earlier in the day?

Output: It's recommended to go earlier in the day when it is quieter.


Input: What are some activities that can be done around the temple?

Output: You can travel on the lake by speed boat or pedalo, and see, touch, or be photographed with local animals.


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple?

Output: 30.000 rup per person


Input: What is a unique experience that can be had at the temple?

Output: You can see the temple during a ceremony, when it comes alive.


Input: What is special about the lake level at the Floating Temple?

Output: The lake level was down about 8 feet due to the dry season.


Input: What is the recommended time to visit Tanah Lot temple?

Output: morning

Go there in the morning as from 11h00 onwards the place gets quite crowded.


Input: What is the entrance fee to visit Tanah Lot temple?

Output: INSUFFICIENT_CONTEXT


Input: Can you walk up to the temple at low tide?

Output: yes

We were lucky we got their with the low tides as we can walk up to the temple.


Input: What is one way to avoid the crowds at Tanah Lot temple?

Output: visit before 3pm

Everybody said it's prettier in the afternoon for the sunset but gets really crowded...


Input: What is the name of the temple located in the lake, according to one of the travelers?

Output: The most beautiful temple in Bali


Input: How much does the entrance fee for this temple cost, including a sarong?

Output: 50k

Entrance is 50k including the sarong you need to enter


Input: What is one of the challenges faced by visitors trying to take photos at this temple?

Output: Beware of the monkeys stealing phones

Lucky they threw it some fruit and it gave the phone


Input: What is special about visiting this temple during high tide?

Output: The scenery is more epic during high tide.


Input: Can you enter the temple when it's perched on a rock off the coast?

Output: Only locals who wish to pray and leave an offering can enter inside, while visitors can go up to it but not inside.

We were about an hour away from sunset, so our guide suggested that we sit at one of the restaurants close by with an amazing view of the temple and ocean and have a cocktail and wait - so we did.


Input: What is unique about this temple compared to other conventional temples?

Output: It's actually a temple on the water!


Input: What is the entrance fee for this temple?

Output: 60,000 IDR per person


Input: Can you walk to the actual temple inside?

Output: No, visitors are not allowed inside due to its small size.


Input: What is the best time to visit this temple?

Output: Approximately 2 hours before sunset, or during sunrise.


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple?

Output: It has a unique design and is well-preserved.


Input: Are there any activities to do at the temple?

Output: Yes, you can take photos with friendly locals and their traditional costumes.


Input: What is a recommended time to visit the temple?

Output: Low tide is best for visiting the temple and taking photos.


Input: What is a must-do at this temple?

Output: Take pictures of the waves hitting the rocks in the background.


Input: Are there any shops near the temple?

Output: Yes, there are small market shops outside the temple where you can buy items and food.


Input: What is a notable view at this temple?

Output: The view of the ocean from the temple is lovely, especially during sunset.


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple?

Output: The entrance ticket is 30000 Rupiahs.


Input: What is the recommended way to get down from the temple?

Output: Riding a motorbike down


Input: How much does it cost to enter Pura Besakih?

Output: 50,000 rupiah


Input: What is a unique feature of the temple's photo-taking experience?

Output: They provide a box for cell phones to create a reflecting photo, and it's free with a donation


Input: What is the main issue with visiting this temple?

Output: It gets overcrowded.


Input: Can foreigners enter the temple?

Output: No, unfortunately they are not allowed inside.

We have to wear sarong (which is provided) which is Balinese tradition before entering temple.


Input: What should you beware of when visiting this temple?

Output: Monkeys


Input: What is a notable issue with visiting certain temples in Bali?

Output: Overcrowding, particularly from Instagram tourists taking cheesy photos.


Input: How can one best appreciate the views at this particular temple?

Output: Visit early in the morning before tour buses arrive.

(54) We visited early (9am) before the tour buses arrived which was a good idea.


Input: What is a unique feature of this temple's location?

Output: It is situated on a lake.

(54) The temple was a little smaller than I was expecting but the location on the lake is beautiful.


Input: How does one access the interior of this temple?

Output: It is only approachable during low tide.

(52) The interior of the temple is closed to visitors, and is only approachable during low tide.


Input: What are some activities one can do while visiting this temple?

Output: Take in the views, walk around the grounds, and visit souvenir shops.

(52) A perfect spot for sunset photography, and many souvenir shops are available near the beach.


Input: What is the location of Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: The temple is located on the banks of Lake Bratan in Bali, surrounded by picturesque hills.


Input: Can visitors enter the main temple at Ulun Danu Bratan Temple?

Output: No, visitors can only access the temple's grounds and surrounding areas.


Input: How much time should I allow for transportation from Ulun Danu Bratan Temple to Sanur?

Output: At least 2 hours, as the road back can get gridlocked by 7pm.


Input: What time is best to visit this temple?

Output: Late afternoons, pre-sunset

The magnificent temple perched on a rock just a few metres offshore. Views of the temple and the sunset behind it are outstanding.


Input: Can you go inside this temple?

Output: No, only accessible from outside

Once you have navigated your way through the hundreds of stalls you will eventually come to the temple.


Input: How much does it cost to enter this temple for domestic tourists?

Output: 10k (adult) and 7.5k (child)

The entrance ticket is quite cheap for domestic tourist (adult 10k and childre 7,5k).


Input: What is the recommended time to visit the temple?

Output: Sunset


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple?

Output: 50000Rp (50,000 Indonesian rupiah) per person


Input: Are there any shops nearby the temple where I can buy souvenirs?

Output: Yes, hundreds of souvenir shops are available around the temple


Input: What is unique about the temple's location?

Output: The temple is located on a rocky outcrop that extends into the sea.


Input: Can you enter the temple from the mainland at any time?

Output: No, entering the temple from the mainland depends on low tide.


Input: Why is this place a favorite among photographers?

Output: The location offers stunning views of the temple surrounded by pristine aqua waters and crashing waves against rocks.


Input: What time is best to visit a temple on the lake with scenic views?

Output: Before 5pm


Input: Are tourists allowed inside the temple for worship?

Output: No

You have to get there reasonably early in order to find a nice spot. Ideally try to get to one of the restaurants overlooking the temple so you can not only watch the sunset, but catch a glimpse of the buddhist prayer ceremonies that go on within it.


Input: What is a recommended activity at this scenic temple?

Output: Ride a speed boat around the lake

If you have time, its fun to ride the speed boat around the lake just next to the temple.


Input: What time is best to visit the temple?

Output: Sunset


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple?

Output: 60,000 rupiah per person

(7) The prettiest temple in Bali.
Go before the sun is setting as it is a beautiful experience and great photo opportunity as the sun sets.


Input: Are there any activities to do at the temple?

Output: Yes, you can walk around the temple, take pictures, and drink holy water

(6) It is marvelous temple inside the lake and mountains as background. Need to pay an entrance fee of 30000 IDR per pax.


Input: What is special about this temple's location?

Output: It is located on a cliff, surrounded by the sea, and at times appears to be an island.


Input: What activities can you do near this temple?

Output: You can take pictures, go boating in the lake, and enjoy the views for hours.


Input: Why is it recommended to visit this temple at a certain time?

Output: It's best to avoid visiting during sunset as it gets crowded.

Our guide recommended avoiding sunset when it is most crowded.


Input: What is special about the temple's location?

Output: The temple is located on the ocean, allowing visitors to walk on the beach and see it from a unique perspective.


Input: Can you visit the temple's interior?

Output: Yes, but there may be restrictions and an entrance fee

It's very touristy and alot of tourist traps so be wary


Input: How can I get the best view of the temple?

Output: Get a table right by the railing for an unobstructed view


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple?

Output: The temple is situated almost inside the ocean, with a separate rock where snakes are said to protect it.

Since the temple is almost inside the ocean, its not possible to visit the temple when the tide is high.


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple area?

Output: 30,000 rupiah per person.

The grounds were kept clean and it cost 30,000 rupiah per person to enter temple area.


Input: What time is recommended for visiting the temple?

Output: Early morning or mid-afternoon to avoid crowds.

On the way u can find many shops selling arifacts, clothes n food.  Its lovely  to stand or sit on the rocks n enjoy the beauty of the sea with the white froth.one can spend long hours watching the sea.


Input: What is a must-visit activity at this temple?

Output: Watching the sunset and taking pictures.

Temple itself is so beautiful. You can capture the sunset and amazing landscape and have memories for life.


Input: What type of shopping area is available near the temple?

Output: A big shopping area with great bargains.

Have a big shopping area as well where one can utilise his bargaining skills.


Input: What is a must-visit temple in Bali?

Output: Tanah Lot


Input: Can visitors enter the temple during high tide?

Output: No, only during low tide


Input: What is a recommended activity to do while visiting Tanah Lot?

Output: Watch the sunset and take photos

The real highlight is the magnificent views afforded at sunset.


Input: What is the scenic view like at this temple?

Output: The scenery around the temple is lovely, with a lake flanked by mountains.


Input: Can tourists go inside the main temple?

Output: No

You really can't get close to the temples or shrines as it is closed off to tourists which is a bit disappointing.


Input: How do you recommend visiting this temple?

Output: Best to get there in the morning to beat the traffic and the crowds.

It was lovely to visit. Very popular and busy. Best to get there in the morning to beat the traffic and the crowds.


Input: What is unique about this temple?

Output: It's built on a high cliff, with a lake below.

This is a very beautiful in a way that this temple is built on a high cliff.


Input: Can you recommend a good time to visit the temple for photography?

Output: Go during sunset for great views and best photos.

For best photos, go down to the beach and make your way towards the left side.


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple?

Output: It has constructions in the lake, making it different from other temples.

The temple is gorgeous on the lake. We loved it.


Input: How much does entrance to this temple cost for adults?

Output: 30k IDR

Entrance is 30k IDR for adults and 15k IDR for kiddos.


Input: What can tourists do at this temple during low tide?

Output: Walk across to the temple on the ocean bed

Truely beautifull! Try and get there when the tide is low and you can walk into the temple on the ocean bed.


Input: What is a notable thing to remember when visiting the temple?

Output: The tides can hurt, break camera & iPhones or just plain kill you.


Input: How to get a good photo at the temple?

Output: Go during low tide period and avoid visiting when it's too crowded.


Input: What is a recommended time to visit the temple for a beautiful experience?

Output: Come here during sunset time, around 3 pm.


Input: What is a good time to visit this temple?

Output: Approximately 2 hours before sunset


Input: How much does it cost to enter the temple?

Output: 60,000 rupees per person


Input: Is it possible to get a blessing at the temple?

Output: Yes, at the base of the main temple in the water

You can get a blessing at the base of the main temple in the water


Input: What is a good time to visit this temple for sunset?

Output: End of day


Input: Is it worth visiting this temple for its views?

Output: Yes, especially at sunset

This is probably the most famous temple in the island of Bali


Input: What can be expected when visiting this temple during peak season?

Output: Crowds and inflated prices

The prices are highly inflated and they will easily drop the prices


Input: What is special about visiting this temple during low tide?

Output: You can walk across to the temple and get blessings.

The Temple in the Sea can be accessed by walk when the tide is low.


Input: What makes this temple stand out from others?

Output: Its ancient history gives it an extra something.

there wasn't any information about it to be found (or i didn't find it anyway) so everything is just there to be speculated..


Input: What unique experience can visitors have at this temple?

Output: You can take photos and get blessings from the temple.

You can walk across to the temple and get blessings, when we went the tide was coming up and it was enjoyable watching people negotiate across the thigh deep water with one poor bloke falling over.


Input: What is a must-visit attraction at this temple?

Output: The Sea View from Various Vantage Points

The Sea View from Various Vantage Points is excellent.


Input: What is a unique feature of Tanah Lot Temple?

Output: It has a floating appearance due to its location on a rock in the sea.


Input: What is required of visitors before entering the temple?

Output: They need to participate in a ceremony where they are blessed with holy water and dabbed with rice on their forehead.


Input: What can be done to capture unique photos at Tanah Lot Temple?

Output: Take advantage of the reflection of the temple in the small pool puddles or the sea water.


Input: What is the name of the temple in Bali that allows visitors to take pictures from outside down below?

Output: INSUFFICIENT_CONTEXT


Input: How much does it cost to get a picture taken at the temple in Bali?

Output: $4-$5

I didnt forget to take pics with a bat and some owls haha by only paying for US$4.00-5.00.


Input: Why are visitors not allowed inside the temple in Bali?

Output: Worship only

picture cost about £1 and was placed in a souvenir frame. They will also take some pictures for you on your camera.


Input: What is the unique feature of the temple's water reflection?

Output: A reflection from a mirror placed near the camera lens

Please take a note that its not a water below the temple, but a reflection from a mirror placed near the camera lens!


Input: What is a notable feature of Beasaikh Temple?

Output: It has stunning sunset scenery.


Input: Why should one visit the water temple in East Bali?

Output: The temple is well-kept and has beautiful views, making it a great stop en route from Ubud east.


Input: What can be seen from the top of the temple complex?

Output: You can see the sea and the surrounding cliffs, with huge waves hitting the cliffs.


Input: What is the name of the Hindu priest said to have died without leaving a body?

Output: Niarta

According to Wijaya, My Balinese friend said that This temple is the final resting place of the Hindu priest named Niarta


Input: What is special about the water at the bathing temple?

Output: The villagers consider it to have special cleansing powers based on the Balinese belief in the holiness of upstream water.

the waters here to have special cleansing powers, based on the Balinese belief in the holiness of upstream water


Input: Where is Pura Ulun Danu Beratan located?

Output: The temple is located on the shores of Lake Bratan in the mountains near Bedugul.


Input: What is a popular tourist destination in Bali that has become overcrowded?

Output: The island temple

It's a long drive to this place and you've got to ask yourself if it's truly worth it.

There are the paradise-like resorts of course but set one step out of it and paradise changes into a hell.


Input: What can visitors do at a certain temple in Bali?

Output: Take photos, buy art work from the market area

We got some brilliant photos, but more importantly we bought some excellent art work from the market area.


Input: What is a tip for visiting a popular temple in Bali?

Output: Go early in the morning to avoid crowds

Go as early in the morning as you can else you are going to share the place with about 3,000 other tourist which makes it impossible to get any photos


Input: What time of year is considered rainy season for visiting this temple?

Output: rainy season


Input: Can you describe the view from the cliff at sunset?

Output: beautiful

It was just perfect. The best time to visit will be in the evening or early mornings to see sunset or rise.


Input: Is it possible to get close to the temple due to high tide?

Output: no

We were pretty disappointed that we were unable to get nearer to the temple due to the tide condition.


Input: What is unique about this temple's architecture?

Output: 11 rooftops

We learn about the temple and why it's 11 rooftops.


Input: Is this a good place to visit with family?

Output: yes

Our intention was to enjoy the sunset from the temple.


Input: Can you describe the animal exhibit at this temple?

Output: small

They have a small animal exhibit where you can have a picture with your favorite critters.


Input: What is a notable feature of the temple's location?

Output: The temple is located on a rock or boulder, often surrounded by water.

The temple itself sits out on a big rock,


Input: What is a common complaint about visiting this temple?

Output: It can be crowded with tourists, making it difficult to get a good view or take photos.

However, the amount of tourists and the forbidden entrance make it loses points.


Input: What is a unique aspect of this temple's location?

Output: The tide affects the temple's accessibility, making it possible to walk across to the temple at low tide.

Ensure you go on low tide so you can walk across to temple for blessing & see snakes in cave


Input: What is a recommended time to visit this temple?

Output: Sunset


Input: Is it necessary to bring a sarong when visiting the temple?

Output: No, some temples provide them for free or rent them


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple complex?

Output: It has two temples that appear to be floating on the lake


Input: What is the name of the temple that is surrounded by the ocean at high tide?

Output: Tirta Gangga


Input: Why should tourists visit this temple in Bali?

Output: To enjoy the picturesque scene and take photos of the beautiful gardens, deer enclosure, and lake.


Input: What is special about the temple that is located inside the sea?

Output: It has a main temple located inside the water pond, and worshippers take a holy dip there.


Input: What is the cost of the Kecak fire dance ticket?

Output: 8 euro / 10 dollar / 150000 IDR


Input: How can I protect my belongings from monkeys at Tanah Lot Temple?

Output: Let the locals handle it and give them food for exchange

But also big wallets and cameras, even phones! And if one takes something, don't go after them, let the locals do that!


Input: What is a good time to visit Tanah Lot Temple for fewer crowds?

Output: Early morning

Beautiful temple and worth a visit. Amazing to watch the waves coming in onto the rocks. Avoid sunset if you dont like crowds.


Input: What is the general impression of a visitor to this temple?

Output: It depends on perspective, some find it impressive while others see it as lacking in structures.


Input: What are the activities that can be done at this temple?

Output: Visitors can take a boat ride across the lake, walk around the grounds, and observe ceremonies.


Input: How crowded is this temple compared to others on the island?

Output: It's not as busy as some of the other main temples on the island.


Input: What is notable about the temple's location?

Output: It has a spectacular setting, often featured in Bali photographs, with a backdrop of beautiful mountains and located on a lake.


Input: Are there any issues to be aware of when visiting the temple?

Output: Yes, it can be crowded during high season, with thousands of tourists and bad traffic.


Input: What makes the sunset at the temple a worthwhile experience?

Output: The stunning views from above of the cliffs and water below, as well as the opportunity to see the sun set over the mountains.


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple's location?

Output: It is located on a cliff overlooking a sea.


Input: What should I expect to see during sunset at this temple?

Output: A breathtaking view of the sunset from the cliff.


Input: How much does the entrance ticket cost for domestic tourists?

Output: 10k (adult) and 7.5k (child).


Input: What is the name of this temple?

Output: INSUFFICIENT_CONTEXT


Input: How long does it take to walk to the temple from a nearby hotel?

Output: one hour along the coast


Input: Is it possible to visit the temple at sunset?

Output: yes, but be prepared for large crowds


Input: What are some activities that can be done near the temple?

Output: watching monkeys


Input: Can visitors go into the temple?

Output: no, due to commercialization and crowds


Input: What is a notable feature of this temple?

Output: magnificent sunset


Input: What is unique about this temple's location?

Output: It is surrounded by sea water.

The temple itself is difficult to see. Worth the visit if your nearby.


Input: What can visitors do when they climb part way up the temple?

Output: They can leave a flower in a hollowed out area of the rock and have their photo taken.

ere allowed to climb part way up the temple where you leave the flower in a hollowed out area of the rock. (And you can have your photo taken)


Input: Why is this temple special for photography?

Output: It offers great scenic views, including different perspectives from three smaller temples and breathtaking views of the lake and mountains.

The temple grounds are divided into three smaller temples, each offering a different view of the temple.


Input: What is a good time to visit the temple complex in Amed?

Output: Early morning


Input: Can non-Hindus enter the Pura Lempuyang temple?

Output: No, only Hindus can enter the temple


Input: How much time should be allocated to visit all seven temples?

Output: At least 4-5 hours


Input: What time of day is best to visit the temple?

Output: Sunset


Input: Can you climb up the temple?

Output: Yes, part way up

(20) The temple itself is difficult to see. Worth the visit if your nearby.


Input: What is special about the water at this temple?

Output: Fresh water within salt water

(49) We saw this temple and photographed it at sunrise with our photography guide, Yande Ardana.  What a wonderful experience!  Highly recommended.