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17 Agustus 2016 16:14

7 Most Beautiful Temples On Bali’s Roads Less Traveled

We've shortlisted these sites into a quick-fire itinerary! Retno Wulandari
Lempuyang Luhur Temple (via Blingurah)

Brilio.net/en - People don’t call Bali a land of a thousand temples for no reason. The Island of Gods boasts beautiful Hindu and Buddhist architecture that makes Bali what it is.

Aside from the marvelous beaches, Balinese temples, locally known as pura, will pull you back to the island over and over again. if you don’t have much time in Bali, here are the shortlisted, most photogenic temples you have to visit. You won’t be disturbed by swarming tourists, as most of the temples lie in the roads less traveled. Keep scrolling!

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1. Lempuyang Luhur Temple (Karangasem)

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Lies under the shadow of Mount Lempuyang in the eastern tip of Bali, Lempuyang Luhur Temple considered one of the most supreme places of worship on the island. It offers a picture-perfect scenery of Amed Beach and the majestic Mount Agung, the highest mountain peak in Bali. There are macaque monkeys here, but don’t get too close to them.

Lempuyang Luhur is one of the Sad Kahyangan, six holiest temples in Bali. The others are Uluwatu Temple, Goa Gajah Temple, Batukaru Temple, Besakih Temple, and Pusering Jagat Temple.

2. Gunung Lebah Temple (Ubud)

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Nestled in the middle of Ubud’s lush rainforest, Gunung Lebah offers serenity and tranquility a la Bali. The old temple, which is a perfect blend of nature and culture, managed to maintain its original structure and the beautiful stone carvings in its architecture. You will come across this temple on your passage to the infamous Campuhan Ridge Walk.

3. Rambut Siwi Temple (Jembrana)

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Legend has it that anyone who prays in this temple will walk the Earth safely and prosperous, thanks to the sacred hair of Hindu prophet Danghyang Dwijendra that tucked in one of the temple’s buildings. The temple itself nestled in beautiful green rice terraces at one side, and a cliff with the roaring ocean at another. You can also see scenic Balinese villages in the distance.

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